The Bruges Group spearheaded the intellectual battle to win a vote to leave the European Union and, above all, against the emergence of a centralised EU state.

About Roger Helmer MEP

In 1999 Roger Helmer was elected as the Conservative MEP for the East Midlands. He is now a member of the UK Independence Party. He has worked with several multinational companies including Procter & Gamble, National Semiconductor, Reader's Digest, Tootal Group/ Coats Viyella, and Guinness PLC. Roger has spent more than 10 years living and working abroad, mainly in south-east Asia. Roger has sat on two European Parliament committees - Industry, External Trade, Research and Energy; and Employment and Social Affairs. He is also a member of the ASEAN delegation. Roger's candid opinions on the defence of the British nation state and the protection of its sovereignty provide a strong voice for the EU-sceptic cause in the 'heart of darkness'.

 

Please peruse some of his articles below:

How the EU’s Climate Alarmism is Costing You Money>

Freedom from the EU>

Why the election pledges must be honoured>

Cool Thinking on Climate Change>

2007 Conference>

The benefits of EU membership are self-evident - aren't they?>

Estonia faces the EU propaganda barrage>

Inward investment – the big lie>

Federalism in the USA and the EU>

Estonia at the Crossroads>

Defence, Iraq and the future of Europe>

The USA - friend or foe?>

The impotence of the EU superstate>

EU Enlargement? Yes but....>

The euro's rise strengthens the case for Britain to keep the Pound>

Hard times for the euro>

Euro disaster hits Germany>

Alternatives to the EU>