Local view for "http://purl.org/linkedpolitics/eu/plenary/2006-10-25-Speech-3-159"
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"en.20061025.19.3-159"2
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"Mr President, I have voted against the Socialist-inspired joint motion for a resolution on the so-called peace process in Spain. I was so naïve as to believe that the European treaties had introduced the principle of subsidiarity, but no, Europe wants to interfere in purely domestic Spanish affairs. I was so naïve as to believe that democrats would not get round the table with murderers and terrorists and bow to their blackmail, but no, it appears that this is the sort of practice Europe wants to encourage from now on.
This does, however, create a dangerous precedent. It appears that the Left-wingers in this House, followed by quite a few ‘useful idiots’ in the Group of the Alliance of Liberals and Democrats for Europe, consider it normal that the government of one of the Member States should negotiate with a terrorist organisation which is not even prepared to offer its apologies to the families of all the people it has senselessly killed over the years.
If, however, you realise that some of the group chairmen in this House who are tabling this resolution today have in the past personally given shelter to wanted terrorists, including Hans-Joachim Klein of the
you should not be surprised by anything emanating from the Left and extreme Left, who are always prepared to take the moral high ground on every other issue. ‘"@en1
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"Chassez le naturel, il revient au galop’."1
"Rote Armee Fraktion"1
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