Quotes

7 Quotes filtered by Eurosceptic

When I hear the name of Richard Body I hear the sound of flapping white coats.

John Major 1994

Category: Insulting Conservatives, Eurosceptic

Tags: Eurosceptic, Insulting Conservatives, Insults, John Major, Policy

The EU will not stop wars: it wants an army to fight them.

John Redwood 2001

Category: Defence, War, Eurosceptic

Tags: Defence, Eurosceptic, John Redwood, Policy, War, World Politics

It does mean, if this is the idea, the end of Britain as an independent European state...it means the end of a thousand years of history.

Hugh Gaitskell 03/10/1962

Category: Europe & Britain, Eurosceptic

Tags: Europe & Britain, Eurosceptic, Hugh Gaitskell, Policy

I have very strong views about Europe. We're quite the best country. We rescued them. We're not going to get entangled with them. We've got to keep our own independence. Is that clear?

Margaret Thatcher 10/1999

At a party conference fringe meeting

Category: Eurosceptic

Tags: Eurosceptic, Margaret Thatcher, Policy

Europe is... a monument to the vanity of individuals, a programme whose inevitable destiny is failure.

Margaret Thatcher 03/2002

Category: European Union , European Constitution, European Federalism, European Integration, Eurosceptic

Tags: Countries, European Constitution, European Federalism, European Integration, European Union, Eurosceptic, Margaret Thatcher, Policy

We have not successfully rolled back the frontiers of the State in Britain, only to see them re-imposed at a European level, with a European Super-State exercising a new dominance from Brussels.

Margaret Thatcher 20/09/1988

Speech to the College of Europe, Bruges

Category: Europe & Britain, Eurosceptic

Tags: Europe & Britain, Eurosceptic, Margaret Thatcher, Policy

I have never understood why public opinion about European ideas should be taken into account.

Raymond Barre

Category: Public Opinion, Eurosceptic

Tags: Elections, Eurosceptic, Policy, Public Opinion, Raymond Barre

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Margaret Thatcher was beyond argument a great Prime Minister. Her tragedy is that she may be remembered less for the brilliance of her many achievements than for the recklessness with which she later sought to impose her own increasingly uncompromising views.

Geoffrey Howe

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