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Europe betrays floodvictims



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Woodlands Avenue,
Queensbury.

TRUST the European Union to be all flash and no substance.
Back in March empty promises were made that the Solidarity Fund would pour £110 million into flood-hit areas.

For once, we mistakenly thought, we were getting a little bit back.

Well indeed we are, but the "little bit" has now drained away to a "tiny bit" – about one third of what was promised.

I do hope that all flood victims and fair-minded people will remember this when the EU elections come around next year.

Jason Smith
(Chairman, UK Independence Party, Bradford)



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  • Last Updated: 13 May 2008 9:48 AM
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