Bald Eagle,

The previous post was from me. I'm not able to use cookies on this computer, and I forgot to sign the message.

Whilst it's true that there are people across the political spectrum who are not in favour of the Euro, I'm sure you'd accept that the majority are on the right of the spectrum.

I really have this arguement of "giving up control to unelected bureaucrats".

Isn't that what Labour did when they came to power, and which now every mainstream political party admits was a very good idea?

Worrying about the fact that the decisions will be made in Frankfurt is simply xenophobia. No more.

I've never quite understood how those on the right can be so against devolution (bigger is better) but so against the euro (smaller is better) at the same time.

Unless of course the Union is of some special size, that is best

London and Manchester would probably like different interest rates too. Should we have a different currency for each city?

Paul paulmcfadden@hotmail.com