November 5, 2009

"The demise of a once- great nation has arrived without a vote being cast or a bullet fired."

The end of a 1000 years of history.

2009-11-05

Sold out to Europe by generations of weak, lying leaders

The drive by the Eurocrats to impose the Lisbon Treaty has made a mockery of democracy.  The Labour Government promised the British electorate a  referendum but disgracefully reneged on that pledge. Hugh Gaitskell would have been outraged by Brown’s refusal to keep his word. In his great 1962 speech he said that British  people had to be consulted about their future in Europe. The belief that the political élite knew best, he argued, “was an odious piece of hypocritical, supercilious, arrogant rubbish”.
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WE will lose any vestige of control over our borders, our  justice system and our foreign policy
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Our national embassies will be soon be superseded by those of the EU, while our Army will be subsumed within the new European Defence Force. EU control of all environmental policy will mean sweeping new regulations on everything from bin collections to petrol prices.

For the first time the
EU will have the power to raise its own taxes, bringing another heavy financial burden on the already oppressed British public.
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Already 80 per cent of our laws are dictated by the EU. Lisbon will make Westminster redundant as an institution, there will be a Europe-wide police force, complete with all the  sinister intrusive powers of the modern surveillance state.
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We can be sure that the fashionable ideology of political correctness will be rigorously enforced by our European masters, crushing the rich heritage of our Christian civilisation in the name of diversity. It is no coincidence that on the very day that the Lisbon Treaty was finally ratified by all 27 member states, the European Court ruled that crucifixes had to be banned in Italian schools for fear of offending minorities.   

The definition of dictatorship is the inability to remove from power those who govern us, no matter how corrupt or authoritarian they are. That is exactly what the post-Lisbon EU will be like, wielding unprecedented authority but accountable to none, insulated by privilege and riddled with abuses
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But now,
without even a whimper, our politicians have thrown away our democratic liberties. What is even worse, the entire saga of our relationship with the EU has been based on the cynical deception of the public by the  political establishment.
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"The demise of a once- great nation has arrived  without a vote being cast or a bullet fired.

Posted by Jill Fallon at November 5, 2009 11:48 AM | Permalink
Comments

In my view people should be focusing on how they can use the existing democratic structures that Lisbon affords rather than moaning and groaning about the EU yet still. The post-Lisbon arrangement is not perfect but levers for achieving change do exist. For example, see www.right2bet.net for the first campaign to try and utilise Lisbon's provision for citizens' initiatives. I'm sure that grassroots campaigns like right2bet can make a difference, but they need support and they need to be given a chance.

Marc

Posted by: Marc T Stenberg at November 6, 2009 6:23 AM

Marc's main concern is that people have a right to gamble freely within the EU?

Posted by: mattbg at November 6, 2009 12:04 PM
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