In "attack dog" mode, Witterings from Witney takes on Open Europe on its own turf, arguing the case on Norwegian "influence". And, by the time WfW had been joined by Boiling Frog, Autonomous Mind, and yours truly, plus the invaluable input of Christina Speight and others, Open Europe had nowhere to go.

Chief propagandist, Mats Persson has in the past been determined to project Norway as having "virtually no way of influencing the decision-making process [in the EU] to reflect its national interests", but the "team" now has to concede that the country does have "some" influence, although the boys and girls insist it is "marginal".

What they cannot do, however – and make no attempt at doing – is to address the issue of Norway's membership of a multiplicity of international organisations, which give it a huge amount of influence, and enable it largely to dictate EU laws, at a global and regional level.

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Whats the betting that this snippet of news doesn't make their press summary tomorrow?

Just saying.........

Rear view mirrors for trucks ... that's how we discovered the diqule. I'll look it up.

I'm sure you are right. They would not be so keen to discourage the idea if it had no merit.

My only point is that there seems to have been mostly non-evidential arguments used to push the Norway option. Reading the OE blog discussion, which might have been edited, our side has not produced any evidence to support our "model" as OE puts it. I offer this as constructive criticism as I mean you sterling fellows no insult.

Of course it's entirely up to him, but I would love to see a Christopher Brooker Sunday paper article on the "Norway fax" false flag scam, & those who propagate it.

Watchet

Infamy, infamy, they've all got it in fer me.

Someone had to say it.