Bukovsky

Former Soviet dissident Vladimir Bukovsky has previously referred to the European Union as the "EUSSR."

European Free Speech Under Attack Geert Wilders 2011

See the example recounted by the dissenter Vladimir Bukovsky in To Build a Castle: My Life as a Dissenter, translated by Michael Scammell New York: Viking, 1978, 272.

Deathride John Mosier 2010

See the example recounted by the dissenter Vladimir Bukovsky in To Build a Castle: My Life as a Dissenter, translated by Michael Scammell New York: Viking, 1978, 272.

Deathride John Mosier 2010

As Bukovsky remarks, We forget that the Bolsheviks worked in conditions of relative freedom to establish tyranny, and not the other way around. . .

Deathride John Mosier 2010

Bukovsky argues the EU was designed to be like the old USSR.

Churchill and the EU 2010

The heroic Bukovsky was one of those dissidents, subjected to imprisonment in psychiatric hospitals of the USSR.

Ken Blackwell: Don't Start on START -- Until Next Year Ken Blackwell 2010

As Bukovsky remarks, We forget that the Bolsheviks worked in conditions of relative freedom to establish tyranny, and not the other way around. . .

Deathride John Mosier 2010

Traumatized by the experience of living in the Soviet Union, Bukovsky noted the deeply disturbing similarities between the old Soviet Union and the blueprints for the EU super state.

Churchill and the EU 2010

During the dark days of the USSR, the world understood that people like Andrei Sakharov, Vladimir Bukovsky, and Natan Sharansky were heroes for their non-violent resistance.

Big Picture Thinking and Democracy in Russia 2007

Yes, well said and Bukovsky knows what he is talking about.

Vote Against. 2009