John McClintock

My Experience

Occupation:Civil servant in the European Union

Marital Status:Married, with two children

Education:St Edmund's School, Canterbury 1963-1972 University of Reading 1975-1978 BSc - Agriculture University of Oxford 1978-1979 MSc - Agricultural Economics

Biography

After John attended school at St Edmund's School in Canterbury, he studied at both Oxford and Reading University. Wanting to further his knowledge about developing countries John got a job with the United Nations in Africa. He set up a famine camp for Oxfam in Ethiopia during the famine of the 1980s. Wanting to learn more about the European Union, he became a civil servant in Brussels, working for the European Union. John's view on the EU is that it is a very good thing, not perfect in nature, but Britain is better off as a part of the EU.  He believes that the whole world can be peaceful and Britain can do a great deal to bring this about and to rid the world of war. He has written a book, entitled "The Uniting of Nations: An Essay on Global Governance" explaining how he thinks this can come about. You can find out more about John's book at http://www.the-uniting-of-nations.com. He believes that if the world were at peace, all countries would be better off. This includes the people of Britain - and the constituents of Chatham and Aylesford, as well. John is married with two children.

Contact Me

Email: john.mcclintock@hotmail.com

Telephone: 0032479589771