In launching the new, centre-right eurosceptic European Conservatives and Reformists this month, the Conservatives have received an awful lot of flak from the left-wing. We're allying ourselves to fascists (a lie), who celebrate the Waffen SS (a lie), who hate minorities (a lie), and who are alienating us from our moderate allies in Europe.

Well, the last point perhaps held a grain of truth. But Dan Hannan debunked the greater part of the myth that the European People's Party (EPP) that we were leaving (and Hannan had already left!) were moderates, including, as they do, Mussolini's Duce-worshipping grand-daughter, apologists for Austro-fascism and Anschluss, and Spanish Francoists. In essence, they aren't afraid to embrace fascism, so long as the fascists support EU integration.

But nothing really compares to Germany portraying the NAZIS as Poland's VICTIMS:

Wartime animosity between Poland and Germany could resurface after a new election manifesto published by the [German governing EPP-leading euro-fanatical] Christian Democratic Union (CDU) pledged to promote the cause of those expelled. In 1945 millions of ethnic Germans were forced from their homes after a redrawing of the border resulted in their lands becoming part of Poland.
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Erika Steinbach, the leader of the German expellees' movement and an influential CDU politician, has become a hate-figure in Poland, especially after it became known that her family had moved to Polish lands annexed by the Third Reich following its 1939 invasion.

Good riddance to such EU-fanatic 'moderates'.