Our Book Launches for next week

Our Book Launches for next week are now featured on the website of THE FREEDOM ASSOCIATION

Programme for Conservative Party Conference

We are pleased to announce our programme for Conservative Party Conference as follows:

Fringe Events Sunday 2nd October

3.15pm    Can Britain Leave the EU?
Rupert Matthews. Book Launch.
At the Bretwalda Stand, The Freedom Zone, Bridgewater Hall.

5.45pm    The Very Best of Tory Radio
Jonathan Sheppard. Launch. Bretwalda Stand.

All day    Sceptic at Large
Roger Helmer MEP. Collect your free book

Fringe Events Monday 3rd October

10am        How to be a Successful Election Candidate
Rupert Matthews. Book Launch.

11.15am  Windfarms and the Rape of Britain
Struan Stevenson MEP. Book Launch.

1.15pm    Local Government Ombudsman -
Time for Reform
Nicky Morgan MP.
Fringe Meeting   Refreshments

3pm        What the Immigrant Saw
JP Floru. Book Launch.

5.15pm    A History of Negative Campaigning
Harpreet Sangra & Andrew Woodman.

Still working on our Conference Programme

And it looks like being a real cracker. Watch this space.

Schedule coming together for Conservative Party Conference

This year Bretwalda Books will be forming part of The Freedom Zone at Conservative Party Conference. We will be announcing our Diary of Events in due course, but meanwhile more details of the Freedom Zone can be found HERE.

2 new contracts signed for Policy Papers

Watch this space for details of the papers and launch events.

Paperback Edition out now! - Can Britain Leave the EU?

Buy the paper back HERE.

There are many people who would like Britain to leave the European Union. But the question is rarely asked if Britain would be allowed to do so. In this booklet historian Rupert Matthews looks at previous multinational associations such as the League of Delos and the United States America. He traces how there is an inexorable tendency for powers to accrue to the centre and for the interests of the member states to be ignored. The associations that were formed voluntarily always react with violence whem member states seek to leave.

Rupert then looks at the current constitutional arrangements of the EU and shows how the EU Commission has taken to itself the legal powers to frustrate attempts at secession. Chillingly he outlines the legal powers that the EU Commission has to deploy military force into member states. We might yet see the panzers in Parliament Square.

Rupert Matthews is an historian who has had more than 150 books published on a range of subjects. He stood for the Conservative Party in the European Elections of 2009 and in the General Election of 1997.

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Washington DX book Launch

 More photos from the Washington  DC  launch of our book "Sceptic at Large" by Roger Helmer MEP