Local view for "http://purl.org/linkedpolitics/eu/plenary/2006-03-15-Speech-3-161"
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"The Lisbon ‘strategy’, which is supposed to offer us a brilliant future, will be a bitter failure, and a few extra funds by way of support are not going to save the casualties of an industrial sector that, in my region of the Nord-Pas-de-Calais, has seen its jobs destroyed for nothing. This is a sacrifice that will not have enabled economic and social prosperity to be exported elsewhere in the world.
Not only do we not need charity, but we do not need yet another interventionist report designed to correct the bad habits of the European Commission. The destruction of jobs in France and in an enlarged Europe will continue, despite our churning out tonnes of paper, which only express our powerlessness and our submission to the rules of unfettered globalisation and of the ultraliberal approach of zealous Europhiles. Europe is also suffering from a kind of neo-Marxism favouring more state interventionism, thus adding European bureaucracy to our national bureaucracy, which is already characterised by its administrative red tape and overwhelming emphasis on taxation.
The driving forces of our economy are fleeing, only to be replaced by immigration on a huge scale, the negative contribution of which is an unbearable economic and social burden. We need economic nationalism, the re-establishment of customs and tariff barriers, Community preference in Europe and protection and national preference in France."@en1
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