Bio
James Delingpole was born with the curse of being right about pretty much everything. So depending on whether you're right or wrong too, you'll either love him or hate him. He believes in liberty, small government, free markets. His loves surfing, Team America, country walks, Led Zeppelin, fox hunting, his family, decent coffee, leaf tea. He hates wind farms, the European Union and the Environmental Protection Agency. His blog at the Telegraph is one of the most popular in Britain and helped break - and name - the Climategate scandal; he is a contributing editor of the Spectator (where he writes a column called You Know It Makes Sense); he is the winner of the Bastiat Prize for online journalism and the Douglas Home memorial prize for journalism; he is the author of several books including the - spookily prescient - Welcome To Obamaland: I've Seen Your Future And It Doesn't Work (Regnery); 365 Ways To Drive A Liberal Crazy (Regnery). His most recent book Watermelons: the Green Movement's True Colors (Publius) tells the story of how "caring" environmentalists have stolen our freedoms and brought the global economy to its knees. www.jamesdelingpole.com; twitter:jamesdelingpole


Re: Some Euros are More Equal Than Others...
Based on nothing more solid than a 101 level understanding of Austrian economics and gut instinct.