Declan Ganley’s visit to the Czech Republic has finally opened up his anti-EU agenda and the incredible nature of the people who he is gathering under the Libertas banner. His main visit is with Vaclav Klaus, a man who has called for the EU to be “abolished” and who recently claimed that there should be even less regulation on banks.
Mr Ganley is also promoting the interests of his candidates including Mr Vladimir Zelezny who is in charge of Libertas in the Czech Republic. Mr Zelezny was only yesterday convicted of tax fraud by an appeals court, which comes on top of an international judgement against his business practices which cost the Czech State over €200 million.
The Libertas list leader, Vlastimil Tlusty, is a former communist whose period as Finance Minister in 2006 was so controversial that he was removed after three months.
This visit yet again confirms that a vote for Libertas marks a vote to an extreme anti-EU agenda and the promotion of people with deeply disturbing histories.
Thankfully, the latest poll give Libertas in the Czech Republic ¼%, even less support than in Ireland. Libertas hide behind their one-liners claiming they want democracy, transparency and accountability yet they deliberately undermine each concept.
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