Holland will be having a referendum on the EU Constitution in May. As part of the process, a million Euros in spending money (split evenly) will be handed out to campaigns on either side of the argument. Fair enough, I suppose. What is not right is that, in addition, the (supposedly sort-of-conservative) Dutch government is also reserving a further 1.5 million Euros of taxpayers’ money to spend on propaganda for the yes campaign.

Abuse of public funds and EU-federalism, yet again.