EU attempts to brainwash children with ‘sinister Soviet-style propaganda’It is, of course, another Euromyth. The story turns out to be complete and utter bollocks.
Opposition to the European Union is a legitimate point of view but, like any other political opinion, it should be supported by evidence and rational arguments. When Eurosceptics resort to this sort of nonsense, they really must be on weak ground.
As the European Parliament’s Information Office in the UK points out:
Welcome to the brave new world of EU reporting at the Daily Express, where information is bad, transparency is dictatorship, civic rights are forms of oppression and checking facts makes you blind.
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