Welcome to the Democracy Movement - the non-party campaign for Britain to leave the European Union.
For a better democracy and a forward-looking, global vision for Britain's economy,
vote to Leave the EU this Thursday, 23rd June.
vote to Leave the EU this Thursday, 23rd June.
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With a make-or-break EU referendum looming, we're making the case for a better democratic and economic future for Britain, free from the restrictions of EU membership. Click below to make a donation by credit / debit card using secure online payments service Paypal. You don't need a Paypal account to use this service. Alternatively, please send a cheque to: Democracy Movement, 72 Hammersmith Road, London W14 8TH Thank you. |
The case to leave the EU |
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Europe yes, EU no.
The Democracy Movement is an independent pressure group to defend liberal democracy in Britain and across Europe. We believe that this is being fundamentally undermined by the single currency and the European Union's broader drive to create a Brussels-based system of government, which is resulting in major decisions being taken centrally by undemocratic EU institutions.
Since Britain joined the EU, five treaties have increased its governing powers while our politicians have repeatedly promised reform. The EU has shown itself to be slow-moving, incompetent and, above all, undemocratic - a product of 1950s 'big is best' elitist thinking, now marooned in a smaller, faster moving world.
Today, pretending co-operation is the same thing as political centralisation is the fundamentally misleading and self-serving tactic of the EU's supporters. Yet it's perfectly possible for countries to work together on issues that affect us all without passing governing powers to EU institutions. As real internationalists and
true pro-Europeans, we support international co-operation and a Europe of democracies. EU-style political centralisation is only for outdated 'little Europeans' and euro-nationalists still clinging to outdated views.
On 23 June, we will all get a vote on whether Britain should remain in, or leave, the EU. For a better democracy and a more prosperous future, Britain must first leave the European Union.
Since Britain joined the EU, five treaties have increased its governing powers while our politicians have repeatedly promised reform. The EU has shown itself to be slow-moving, incompetent and, above all, undemocratic - a product of 1950s 'big is best' elitist thinking, now marooned in a smaller, faster moving world.
Today, pretending co-operation is the same thing as political centralisation is the fundamentally misleading and self-serving tactic of the EU's supporters. Yet it's perfectly possible for countries to work together on issues that affect us all without passing governing powers to EU institutions. As real internationalists and
true pro-Europeans, we support international co-operation and a Europe of democracies. EU-style political centralisation is only for outdated 'little Europeans' and euro-nationalists still clinging to outdated views.
On 23 June, we will all get a vote on whether Britain should remain in, or leave, the EU. For a better democracy and a more prosperous future, Britain must first leave the European Union.
Read more about the Democracy Movement and our principles >>
Read our case to vote 'leave' in the EU referendum >>
Read our case to vote 'leave' in the EU referendum >>
Join in!
The EU referendum is about much more than the minor changes David Cameron claims to have achieved in his renegotiation.
It is a battle between two distinct visions for our country's future. A likely once in a generation opportunity to break our politicians out of their narrow obsession with a few declining countries on our doorstep and to show them what a truly democratic, international vision for Britain's future in the 21st century looks like.
This is your chance to play a part in what will be one of the biggest political events in Britain's history. Everyone can do something to help the campaign, from receiving information and passing it around your friends and colleagues, to making a donation or helping to organise local activities. It's free to register your support and to get involved in our campaigns. Join in today, by filling in the form below:
It is a battle between two distinct visions for our country's future. A likely once in a generation opportunity to break our politicians out of their narrow obsession with a few declining countries on our doorstep and to show them what a truly democratic, international vision for Britain's future in the 21st century looks like.
This is your chance to play a part in what will be one of the biggest political events in Britain's history. Everyone can do something to help the campaign, from receiving information and passing it around your friends and colleagues, to making a donation or helping to organise local activities. It's free to register your support and to get involved in our campaigns. Join in today, by filling in the form below:
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