THE EU
David Cameron’s refusal to agree to the proposals being dictated to him by our EU partners [as they are continually styled] has not stopped the movement towards fiscal union [ie the economic policies of all EU countries being dictated by Germany] nor has it saved the City from EU regulation, which the our EU partners intend to impose by Qualified Majority Voting in due course anyway.
It is to be noted that it was the interests of the City which finally provoked the British veto, not the interests of the other sectors of the economy [such as fishing], nor the preservation of our democracy and sovereignty.
While Nick Clegg and some other Liberal Democrats initially supported David Cameron’s stand, their rapid U-turn has discredited them. The reactions of some Liberal Democrats have verged on the hysterical in their craven pro-EU stance.
The Bolshevik Broadcasting Corporation has been dismissive of the use of the veto and references to the national interest present it as something sordid. For a nationalized national broadcaster dependent on national monies from the ordinary people whose interests and values it holds in such contempt, this snooty approach is a wonder to behold. Perhaps the English people should no longer insult the BBC with their licence fee monies and allow the BBC to rely upon the EU for its funding?
Meanwhile, the case for the exit from the EU is not being properly put. The Tories, even some of the Eurosceptic ones, are keen to set out the supposed benefits of EU membership and how determined they are to remain in the EU. In particular they continue to assert that we have to be in the EU in order to have free trade with the EU. That is untrue.
One thing the veto does do is to increase the prospects of a referendum on the EU. Such would certainly be a way of parking the issue and allowing the public to decide rather than allowing the coalition government, which is divided on the matter, to pull itself apart.
Be there no doubt, the only way to safeguard our national interests is to leave the EU. So much power has already been conceded that we cannot solve our problems without leaving, as the determination of our EU partners to foist regulations and taxes onto the City via Qualified Majority Voting will prove.
Of more immediate concern is that David Cameron has been very eager to donate many tens of £billions to the IMF in full knowledge that those monies will be pumped into propping up the Euro. Even now, the Eurozone countries are plotting to get their hands on IMF money rather than use their own.
If we remain in the EU then:
1. We will continue to be ruled from the EU
2. We will continue to pay £15billion each year to the EU and will face the renewed attacks to completely abolish the rebate
3. We will face further demands to pay yet more £10billions to bail out the Euro
4. We will see the collapse in our fishing stocks and the decimation of our fishing fleet
5. We will be sucked into a new EU foreign and defence policy
6. We will be required to increase mass immigration to allow unlimited Turkish immigrants into this country with Turkish accession to the EU [NB the Tories are very keen for Turkey to join the EU]
7. Rules, regulations and general bureaucracy will continue to be imposed on us by Qualified Majority Voting
8. We will continue to be in a minority within the EU [as the present crisis has demonstrated]
9. We will witness the steady erosion of what little democracy and freedoms remain and the continued destruction of our national culture
10. WE WILL BE ABSORBED INTO A UNITED STATES OF EUROPE
If we leave the EU then:
1. We will be able to restrict our relationship with the EU to one of free trade only
2. We will escape from the Common Agricultural Policy and cut food prices
3. We will escape from the Common Fisheries Policy and be able to reclaim our territorial waters and fishing grounds – our fishing industry will boom, creating substantial employment
4. We will be able to stop paying £15billion each year to the EU
5. We will be able to repeal the bureaucracy that is strangling our economy
6. We will be able to properly re-establish border controls and end mass immigration
7. No more laws will be imposed on us from the EU, particularly we will be able to escape the so-called human rights nonsense
8. We will be able to manage our economy for the benefit of our nation, in particular, we will be able to move towards full employment by re-establishing a properly functioning national labour market
9. We will recover full control of our defence and foreign policy
10. WE WILL RECOVER FULL NATIONAL SOVEREIGNTY
It is to be noted that it was the interests of the City which finally provoked the British veto, not the interests of the other sectors of the economy [such as fishing], nor the preservation of our democracy and sovereignty.
While Nick Clegg and some other Liberal Democrats initially supported David Cameron’s stand, their rapid U-turn has discredited them. The reactions of some Liberal Democrats have verged on the hysterical in their craven pro-EU stance.
The Bolshevik Broadcasting Corporation has been dismissive of the use of the veto and references to the national interest present it as something sordid. For a nationalized national broadcaster dependent on national monies from the ordinary people whose interests and values it holds in such contempt, this snooty approach is a wonder to behold. Perhaps the English people should no longer insult the BBC with their licence fee monies and allow the BBC to rely upon the EU for its funding?
Meanwhile, the case for the exit from the EU is not being properly put. The Tories, even some of the Eurosceptic ones, are keen to set out the supposed benefits of EU membership and how determined they are to remain in the EU. In particular they continue to assert that we have to be in the EU in order to have free trade with the EU. That is untrue.
One thing the veto does do is to increase the prospects of a referendum on the EU. Such would certainly be a way of parking the issue and allowing the public to decide rather than allowing the coalition government, which is divided on the matter, to pull itself apart.
Be there no doubt, the only way to safeguard our national interests is to leave the EU. So much power has already been conceded that we cannot solve our problems without leaving, as the determination of our EU partners to foist regulations and taxes onto the City via Qualified Majority Voting will prove.
Of more immediate concern is that David Cameron has been very eager to donate many tens of £billions to the IMF in full knowledge that those monies will be pumped into propping up the Euro. Even now, the Eurozone countries are plotting to get their hands on IMF money rather than use their own.
If we remain in the EU then:
1. We will continue to be ruled from the EU
2. We will continue to pay £15billion each year to the EU and will face the renewed attacks to completely abolish the rebate
3. We will face further demands to pay yet more £10billions to bail out the Euro
4. We will see the collapse in our fishing stocks and the decimation of our fishing fleet
5. We will be sucked into a new EU foreign and defence policy
6. We will be required to increase mass immigration to allow unlimited Turkish immigrants into this country with Turkish accession to the EU [NB the Tories are very keen for Turkey to join the EU]
7. Rules, regulations and general bureaucracy will continue to be imposed on us by Qualified Majority Voting
8. We will continue to be in a minority within the EU [as the present crisis has demonstrated]
9. We will witness the steady erosion of what little democracy and freedoms remain and the continued destruction of our national culture
10. WE WILL BE ABSORBED INTO A UNITED STATES OF EUROPE
If we leave the EU then:
1. We will be able to restrict our relationship with the EU to one of free trade only
2. We will escape from the Common Agricultural Policy and cut food prices
3. We will escape from the Common Fisheries Policy and be able to reclaim our territorial waters and fishing grounds – our fishing industry will boom, creating substantial employment
4. We will be able to stop paying £15billion each year to the EU
5. We will be able to repeal the bureaucracy that is strangling our economy
6. We will be able to properly re-establish border controls and end mass immigration
7. No more laws will be imposed on us from the EU, particularly we will be able to escape the so-called human rights nonsense
8. We will be able to manage our economy for the benefit of our nation, in particular, we will be able to move towards full employment by re-establishing a properly functioning national labour market
9. We will recover full control of our defence and foreign policy
10. WE WILL RECOVER FULL NATIONAL SOVEREIGNTY
posted by erc @ 3:23 pm
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