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The future of

Europe is yours

#ResetEU

PARTICIPATE AND WIN

The future of

Europe is yours

#ResetEU

PARTICIPATE AND WIN

Jobs and
prosperity

The European economy was already in trouble before the COVID-19 crisis, losing jobs to Asia.

We need to support an economic recovery that backs businesses to create new jobs and rebuild prosperity.

Secure borders,
safe citizens

Uncontrolled migration has been a disaster. One of the first duties of our governments should be to protect national frontiers. They must have the necessary support to do so.

The EU should back our Governments in fighting crime and stopping terrorism.

Sovereign
Member States

We want our national democracies to work together, cooperating in a constructive partnership to make progress on matters of common concern.

But this does not mean we need a centralised Europe that does not respect the rights of our citizens as expressed in their national democratic governments. The EU institutions must respect our sovereign Member States.

Realistic climate
protection

We all want to live in a clean and stable environment. Protecting the environment should not however place greater burdens on some countries than others. It should not mean lost jobs and increased poverty.

We need to build sustainable economies in a realistic manner that means jobs are protected and economies remain competitive.

Doing less,
doing better

The EU tries to do too much
already and always wants to do more.

It should stick to its basic tasks – such as building a strong internal market that creates jobs.

It should make sure its core work is done well without wasting tax-payers money.

Europe
in the world

The nations of Europe should be outward looking and engage with the world.

We need to work to promote free and fair trade to help our economies. We need to engage with partners to help them develop their economies and build strong democracies.

The basis of our security is the Atlantic alliance and nothing must be done to weaken this partnership.

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OUR FUTURE - OUR IDEA - OUR COMMITMENT

OUR FUTURE

OUR IDEA

OUR COMMITMENT

New hope

Europe is home to a unique heritage. Europe is a place where nations nurture and protect their cultures and traditions; a place where freedom, sovereignty and independence are defended; a place where individuals, families and communities thrive. Our common European home is our past and our future.

These shared values gave us the strength to overcome totalitarian regimes and foreign oppression. These values gave birth to our thriving national democracies.

Shortly after the Second World War, the dream of protecting these common values and our national democracies in a family of cooperating European nations was finally brought to life.

Europeans came together to build a community of European nations – a partnership of national democracies to promote peace and prosperity.

Following the overthrow of communism and foreign interference by the end of the century, most of Europe could join in this historic endeavour.

But this noble vision – of a community of sovereign states working in cooperation – is being gradually betrayed.

The so-called ‘European project’ is spinning out of control.

No longer seen by them as partnership of national democracies, the federalists see the European Union as the beginning of a new super-state, exercising a new dominance over its Member States. The European Union is becoming ever more centralised and ever more remote from the peoples of Europe. And yet, despite its constant demands for more power and more control, the European Union has repeatedly failed to address the major economic, social and security crises of our time.

The future of Europe hangs in the balance.

The peoples of Europe want their national democracies to co-operate together in a community of sovereign states; they do not want their countries replaced by a country called Europe.

We are facing a crucial moment in European history.

The ultimatum presented by the federalists to those of us who believe in national democracy is unacceptable. They tells us it is ‘more Europe or no Europe’. But there is a middle way.

It is time to restore the ideal of a Europe that respects the sovereignty of our national democracies.

It is time to rebuild our community of European states – a Europe of mutual respect, cooperation and solidarity.

It is time for a new hope for Europe.