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Thursday, December 20, 2007

Protests in the EU ‘Parliament’

Via The Devil and as seen on Is There More To Life Than Shoes

Can you imagine a similar protest in the House going unmentioned on the news?

EU Referendum Petition

Yes, I know - another bloody useless petition to be comprehensively ignored by the ruling class.

What’s interesting about this one though is it’s scope, and look how piss poor the UK rate of sign is compared to some of our brothers on the continent!

Wednesday, September 26, 2007

Clarkson a traitor

Ho hum.
Kim Du Toit often talks about how just because you agree with people on one set of issues it does not then follow that you must agree with them on a particular set of other issues.
I always previously thought of Jeremy Clarkson as One Of Us because of his view on such things as political correctness and such like, so I was more than surprised to find out that he is in fact a traitorous scum bag who wants to rip up our constitution and sign us up to the United States of Europe.

I also like the idea of a giant European state tempering American stupidity and Chinese economic might.

This is a point of view usually pitched by sandal wearing, beardie yoghurt knitters.
Let me tell you what this super state would mean.
War.
Yup, sooner or later the posturing and bullshitting of this superstate would lead to conflict with one or both of the powers JC mentions.  It will start with economic conflict and sooner or later end up with a big fucking scrap. 
JC and chums imagine a level headed mediator.  The reality might be something a bit more like this:

Friday, September 22, 2006

Another surrender to the EU

Without any fuss, fanfare or ‘Dave’ seemingly noticing; Blair plans to give away our veto on Justice and Home Affairs at the EU Tampere summit.
Lord Stoddart of Swindon, from the Campaign for an Independent Britain has this to say

“I am gravely concerned that the Government seems prepared to negotiate away our veto on Justice and Home Affairs without even discussing it with Parliament.  This amounts to a major treaty change, which it appears the Government seems to think it has the authority to accept, without the approval of Parliament.  This amounts to government by decree. 

“I would like to know why this matter is being raised now and why the Government considers that it has the authority to bypass Parliament and negotiate away a veto, which would signal the end of 800 years of independent judiciary in Britain.  Casualties of this appalling surrender of government may very well include the right to trial by jury, habeas corpus and the presumption of innocence.  Making British justice subject to qualified majority voting is a disastrous idea and no government in its right mind would even consider it.

“The growing power of the EU is a major threat to our Parliamentary democracy and to our civil liberties”.

This is of course part of the long term game plan to remove what remains of our country’s independence and ability to set policy.  By giving up our veto (for zero return of course) and allowing QMV this opens the door for a directive setting Corpus Juris as the only legal system allowed in EU member states.  The Government will first deny the issue, then say that it won’t affect us before finally admitting that it is happening but it is too late and nothing can be done.  This is of course a well trodden path.
So our ancient justice system and the father of all the great legal systems of the world is to be left in the hands of unelected Brussels federal suits and there is nary a squeak from the press.  David Davis seems to be the only one of Her Majesty’s Loyal Opposition who is saying anything, and that isn’t very loud.  The whole damned front bench should be shouting from the roof tops, I suspect ‘Dave’ is more of a federalist than he would like to let on.

Thursday, September 15, 2005

European Onion

Just stumbled across European Onion, doesn’t seem to be an anti-EU site per se but of course in the style of The Onion the political establishment (and therefore the EU in a large measure) gets the pissed ripped out.  I’ve yet to be convinced that it is actually funny, but my attention was drawn to a particular post which shows yet more proof of what a lying scumbag Anthony Lyndon Blair really is.  As can be seen from the image below Our Beloved Leader tells us what a fan he is of The Project and always has been, yet his promo leaflet from the 1983 Sedgefield election says that a negotiated withdrawal is necessary to save jobs and resource.
Anyone is of course entitled to change their minds, he could have believed what he was saying then and ‘come to his senses’ but to claim he has always been pro-European means he is either lying then or lying now.  There is a get out clause of course.  My Little Tony could say that pro-European and anti-E.E.C. are not mutually exclusive, Europe being the continent and E.E.C. being the political body.  And of course he would be correct, this is also my position, however the Federalists rarely make a distinction between the two.  They deliberately blur the dividing line such that they can declare pro-independence supporters as racist or xenophobes.
Alternatively he could say that the E.E.C. is dead and gone and the current E.U. more represents his vision of Europe.  Again he would technically have some basis for saying this, but the E.E.C. was merely the stepping stone from the Common Market to the E.U. just as the E.U. is a stepping stone from the E.E.C. to the United States of Europe or even the European Union of Soviet Socialist Republics.

Conclusion?  Whichever way you cut it, Blair is a lying traitorous scumbag who would sell his granny for a spoonfull more of power.

Monday, September 12, 2005

Let The People Decide

So say the Independence & Democracy Group.  The group is composed of anti-EU MEuP’s.  The ‘Let The People Decide’ campaign seems to be a purely UKIP invention though.
Petitions are useless, online petitions even more so.  That said I suppose it is an answer of sorts to those who ask what UKIP are actually doing to facilitate withdrawal from the EU.

Thursday, August 04, 2005

50% would vote to leave the EU

UKIP are attempting to make some hay from the survey commisioned with YouGov which suggests that 50% of respondents would vote to leave the EU if given the opportunity.
In the press release Nigel Farage says

“These results are better than we could ever have dreamed. It now shows that there is a clear majority which wants free trade with the EU rather than membership.”

As an activist in UKIP I have been asked to circulate this news in the local media etc.  To be honest I’m a little reluctant.  In the unlikely event that any such referendum was called it is highly improbable that the question would be

Q2 If a referendum were held and these were the available options, which would you choose?
Britain remaining a member of the European Union
or
Britain leaving the European Union and replacing our membership with a free trade agreement

The question (and certainly the propaganda running up to any referendum) would be more in terms of would you like to turn your back on our European trading partners and risk 30 million jobs?
It is encouraging that over 60% polled would like to see a referendum, but of course all any politician has to say is that the British people had a chance to vote to withdraw in the last general election by voting for UKIP and it failed to do so massively.
I think there is still a huge PR job to be done before we can start talking about referendi, far too many Joe Average’s are EUsceptic but know too little about the true nature of the EU project to be determined enough to resist the huge propaganda machine of national and supranational government.  UKIP are naive if they think that we are anywhere close to the tipping point on the EU issue.

Thursday, June 30, 2005

What they say in Brussels

Apparently said in the EU Parliament (could have been in Strasborg, but it doesn’t make any difference does it?)

“Presidencies may come and go but the European Commission is eternal”

President Barroso to Tony Blair, after Blair’s speech to the parliament, 23 June 2005.

“National sovereignty is a luxury of the past”

Graham Watson MEP, leader of the liberal group in the European parliament, speaking after Tony Blair’s speech, 23 June 2005.

One a leader of a foreign power, the other a domestic traitor.

Thursday, June 23, 2005

Blair’s Pledge Unobtainable

Press release from UKIP reproduced here as you’ll never see it in the MSM.

In an impressive performance in the European Parliament, Tony Blair pledged to modernise and reform the European Union releasing businesses from excessive red tape.

“Whilst it all sounded very good how is he going to pare back the existing body of EU law?”, asked Nigel Farage , UKIPs leader in the European Parliament.

“The only mechanism that exists is to ask the European Commission to relinquish its power. This it never does. Mr Blair has a lot to learn about the way the EU works”, added Mr Farage.

In a tongue in check gesture Mr Farage ended his speech to the European Parliament by saying that if in 6 months Mr Blair was able to hack back the existing damaging legislation and so turn the EU back into a Common Market he might even consider whether it is worth us staying a member.

Read more for Farage’s full speech.

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Tuesday, May 03, 2005

EU Immigration

Saturday, April 30, 2005

Regionalisation

Friday, April 29, 2005

Liberal Immigration Policy - The Source

Monday, April 25, 2005

EU Regulation

Wednesday, April 20, 2005

Trustme Tony

Wednesday, April 06, 2005

Border Control