Local view for "http://purl.org/linkedpolitics/eu/plenary/2009-01-14-Speech-3-209"
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"Entrusting a report such as this to a communist Member is a provocation for the hundreds of millions of victims of communism. In this report Mr Catania is inspired, it is true, by an ideology less brutal than communism, but just as totalitarian: euro-internationalism. His text in fact denies the most fundamental human rights:
the right to life, with the promotion of abortion and euthanasia;
the right of each child to have a father and a mother, by calling on the States to apply the ‘principle of mutual recognition for homosexual couples, whether they are married or living in a registered civil partnership’;
the right of European nations to self-determination and to remain as they are, flouted by proposals aimed at opening up Europe even more to global immigration – a development to which the nationals of our countries are meant to adapt;
and democracy, since the report claims to adhere to the Treaty of Lisbon, which was rejected by the Irish electorate.
Now more than ever, safeguarding our freedoms and the identity of our nations requires a new Europe to be built, the Europe of free and sovereign nations."@en1
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