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no one's laughing now we're joined by phone by conservative tells the lord lawson right from the very start that the european project was in you was going to fail so thank you very much for joining us why those words why didn't. i was trying to warn my friends and colleagues across the european. you need not to go down this road because it was doomed to fail it was doomed to fail because you cannot have a currency. without a political. and you cannot have a political union in a democracy and list the people of the country wish to move away from independent nation states towards a full political union united states of europe which is what the architects of danceable do i live fearful that people don't want to live believe nice they don't want it the great majority of the people of your don't want this political union. and they're not likely to want it therefore the current union can't work and therefore you shouldn't buckle now at the beginning with the euro skeptics that very much lost their opinions last that why weren't these points that you were putting across at the time i think t

seems to be growing in the united kingdom later more market than transformer economics minister lord nigel lawson says britons trust their own laws and courts more than they use. the european union is changing and he's changing in a way that we would never of going to probably in the first place if it's been like that when we draw your. visions for even the great. but not be part of god so it may be possible so by the. public feel. whole lot of petty restrictions which come to us from europe or european law which we can't change which you have to go along with even though we ourselves don't agree with them the public feels also that the decisions of british judges are actually better decisions than the decisions of the european court and yet we have to be subordinated to the european court they can see that the single currency is a mess to europe the european economy is a mess and therefore it is not particularly inspirational. and you can catch that full interview in about twenty five minutes time right here on our team. as europe struggles to find a common path separatist feelings are growing i