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Army takes to streets of Naples

January 7, 2008 Federal Europe, WTF? No comments

No, Italy hasn’t decided to have another war with itself, they’re cleaning up rubbish.

A couple of weeks ago dustmen stopped collecting rubbish because the landfill sites were all full and there was nowhere else to take the rubbish.  There are now 100,000 tonnes of rubbish on the streets causing fires and protests.

The problem is that every time the authorities try to build an incinerator to ease the pressure on landfill sites, the local mob (the Camorra) sabbotage it.  The mobsters use the landfill site to dump illegal waste and toxic materials.  I imagine a few bodies make their way to the dumps as well from time to time.

Luckily, Federal Europe has stepped in to sort the problem out.  They’ve told the Italian government to get it sorted in a week or they’ll fine them.  That’ll help.

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Gas & Electric, Federal Europe and the great global warming scam

January 7, 2008 Climate Change, Come the revolution, Federal Europe, Propaganda 3 comments

nPower has just bumped its prices for gas and electricity up by quite a sizeable amount because of “rising energy prices”.

The boss of nPower was on the telly the other day saying that we just have to get used to the fact that prices will keep on rising significantly and, of course, he’s right.  We may have the choice to change to another provider but gas and electricity are not a luxury.  The suppliers all sit around watching each other, waiting for one to put up their prices and then they all put them up to match.  Usually it’s British Gas that put their prices up first, presumably to encourage customers onto a fixed price tariff.

But it’s wrong to say that it’s all down to “rising energy prices” because it’s not.

The hysteria that has been whipped up by the British government, eco-terrorists and “scientists” who make a living out of inventing climate change data, has forced electricity suppliers to start looking at renewable energy.  It’s a token gesture because we can’t possibly satisfy our energy needs by wind farms and solar panels – they are unreliable, uneconomical and completely unviable.  But they have to build them to satisfy the demands of those customers that get a warm fuzzy feeling if they think the electricity they’ve got coming into their home is “green” and the British government which is doing everything it can to wring a few more billion pounds of “green” taxes out of electricity suppliers.

Federal Europe has a hand in this as well, of course.  As DK points out, the “Renewals Obligation” requires at least £1bn to be spent on building wind farms and other types of renewable energy and the cost of Federal Europe’s Carbon Trading scheme – where companies can sell parts of their allowance on carbon emmissions to other companies – is about £6bn.  The additional £7bn being spent on the carbon emmissions/global warming fantasy will be passed on to customers on top of the “rising energy prices”.  Federal Europe is also talking about putting tariffs on cheap goods from emerging economies like China and India because of their carbon emissions.

We would be cushioned more from the “rising energy prices” if our fellow European Soviet Socialist Republics didn’t hike up the price of gas and electricity they supply to us.  In direct contravention of Federal Europe’s rules, gas and electricity suppliers on the continent artificially inflate the price of what they supply to the UK.  This isn’t to cover the cost of actually supplying to us, it’s on the actual price of the gas and electricity itself.  And this is done with the full support of their own governments, further evidence of the fact that the UK remains part of Federal Europe solely for the purpose of financing it.

This obsession with the myth of man-made climate change is slowly killing our economy and it will only get worse.  Debate on the causes of climate change are closed down immediately despite all the evidence showing it to be naturally occurring.  Eco-terrorists like Al Gore and Greenpeace claim the argument is won and there is no room for debate.  In November, Margaret Beckett said that climate change deniers were like Islamic terrorists and shouldn’t have access to the media.

Well the argument hasn’t been won and when the global economy is fucked, people like Gore and Beckett will be the ones responsible.  But that’s what the eco-terrorists want – sandal wearing, bearded, left wing hippies want the worlds capitalist economies to collapse to pave the way for a global socialist state.  They don’t learn from history, you see.  They don’t look at every communist government the world has seen and realise that it just doesn’t work, that there will always be a ruling class and that they – the ones who have shown themselves to be rebellious – will be the first ones against the wall when the inevitable purge happens.

The only people that are benefitting from the global warming scam are the “scientists” and places like China and India where they don’t want to go back to being stone age hunter gatherers on the back of a discredited, artificially created scam.

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Two countries to have EU Constitution referendum

December 23, 2007 Federal Europe, Scotland 9 comments

The Republic of Ireland will hold a referendum on the EU not-a-constitution thanks to the provisions of their constitution.

Denmark was expected to hold a referendum when it was reported that a majority of Danish MPs wanted one but this appears to have fallen by the wayside.

Enter Alex Salmond:

When the constitutional treaty was alive, the Labour Party promised a referendum before the General Election of 2005.  While there are some differences between the constitutional treaty and the reform treaty, in substance they are almost identical.

Scotland will be holding its own referendum on the EU not-a-constitution.  It won’t be binding on the British government but it will be an opportunity for 10% of the population to make their views known and a blow to the One Eyed Wonder of Wankistan who is determined not to allow the mostly eurosceptic electorate throw the constitution out of the window.

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EU-wide refererendum on the EU Constitution

December 20, 2007 Come the revolution, Federal Europe 2 comments

The Independence and Democracy Group in the European Parliament has started an EU-wide petition on a referendum on the EU not-a-constitution.

Signatures from the UK are pitifully low which certainly doesn’t reflect public opinion so do your bit and sign the petition and show those gutless, eurofederalist bastards that we don’t want their constitution.

There’s also a UK petition and campaign, .

 

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EU acts with no mandate … again

December 20, 2007 Come the revolution, Federal Europe No comments

Federal Europe has appointed an Ambassador to Africa even though it doesn’t have a mandate to do so until January 2009.

The EU Diplomatic Corps is part of the EU not-a-constitution which has yet to be ratified by any member state and with a bit of luck it will never be ratified here, slowing down the eurofederalists in their march to “ever closer union”.

The EU has no mandate to create a Diplomatic Corps or create any new position that is provided for in the not-a-constitution until it has been ratified by every member state and comes into force on January 1st 2009.

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The horse has already bolted …

December 17, 2007 Federal Europe 5 comments

The British government has announced that a review of market liberalisation in the postal sector to see how it has affected Royal Mail and to consider how to maintain the universal service.

The BBC says that the report has the following 3 objectives:

  • Assess impact of market liberalisation
  • Look at future market trends
  • Consider how to maintain universal service

How much is this going to cost the taxpayer?  Bound to run into 6 figures and for what?  It’ll either say how wonderful it is and how Federal Europe should be congratulated for making the British government drive Royal Mail to the brink of bankruptcy or it’ll tell us what we already know – that it has been an unmitigated disaster and the only people who have seen any real benefit are the foreign postal companies who have moved in to take advantage of deregulation.

The universal postal service will soon be a distant memory.  The Royal Mail no longer has a monopoly on postal services but it is still obliged to deliver any and all mail given to it to any location for a fixed price.  Its competitors have no obligations and can choose to target only the most profitable parts of the business.  The future is bleak, indeed, for Royal Mail because not only can their competitors have their cake and eat it, but Royal Mail have to pay for all the ingredients and bake the cake for them.

It’s not practical to give Royal Mail its monopoly back now so the only solution is to give state aid to Royal Mail but that would attract the wrath of Federal Europe who only allow important countries like France and Germany to give illegal state aid to their companies.  Companies like Deutsche Post which competes directly with Royal Mail in the UK with its Global Mail service and its subsidiary, DHL.  There is only one way to maintain the univseral postal service and that is to leave the EU.

There, I’ve done their report for them in about half an hour and it cost the taxpayer nothing.

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Interim government for Belgium needed urgently

December 15, 2007 Federal Europe, General No comments

About 18,000 trade union members have taken to the streets in Belgium to protest about rising prices and the fact that they haven’t got a government.

The protest was organised by the three main trade unions in Belgium which collectively represent about 3m people.  The population of Belgium is approximately 11m so that’s quite a protest.

King Albert has asked the outgoing Prime Minister, Guy Verhofstadt, to form a government urgently.

Why is forming a government so urgent that it must be done by the former prime minister who wasn’t elected to do the job?  Well, Belgium is the only EU member state that can’t sign the EU not-a-constitution at the moment because the caretaker government isn’t allowed to sign international treaties.  Or maybe that’s just a co-incidence.

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Not in my name

December 13, 2007 BBC Bias, Come the revolution, Federal Europe, Traitors One comment

The One Eyed wonder of Wankistan, Prime Minister unelect, leader of the rump cabinet, Gordon “No Mandate” Brown, is travelling to Lisbon today to sign the EU not-a-constitution.

The EU Constitution was rejected by the French and Dutch in referrenda and has now been repackaged into another treaty that is 96% identical but has a different payload.  Instead of replacing existing treaties with a new one, it is amending existing treaties – the same acts of treachery but a different method of committing them.  The main differences between the constitution and the not-a-constitution are the bits about flying the flag and playing the anthem of Federal Europe.

The Goblin King couldn’t make the official signing to get his picture taken with all the other traitors signing away their own independence because he was busy getting his bollocks kicked over, amongst other things, signing the EU not-a-constitution.

The BBC shows its usual impecible impartiality on this page with one comment opposing the EU not-a-constitution and four supporting it.

Gordo may be signing the EU not-a-constitution but not in my name.

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Could England’s future be in the hands of Kosovo?

December 10, 2007 Come the revolution, England, Federal Europe, Northern Ireland, Scotland, Wales 3 comments

Kosovo has suffered terribly at the hands of the Serbs ever since Yugoslavia broke up.

For a while now, Federal Europe has provided mediators to try and come up with a solution that would allow Kosovo to remain part of Serbia which would be acceptable to both the Serbs who don’t want to lose Kosovo and to the majority Kosovan Albanians who want independence.

They have so far failed to come up with a solution and it’s now almost certain that Kosovo will declare independence very soon but there is opposition amongst some EU member states who are concerned that recognising Kosovan independence would set a precedent and force them to recognise the independence of their own seperatist regions.

Belgium has seperatist movements in Flanders and Wallonia; Denmark has seperatist movements in the Faroes and Greenland; Finland has a seperatist movement in Åaland; France has seperatist movements in Brittany, Corsica and Savoy; Italy has seperatist movements in Sardinia, Sicily and Northern Italy; Romania has a seperatist movement in Transylvania; Spain has seperatist movements in the Basque Country, Catalonia and Navarre; Sweden has a seperatist movement in Lapland; The UK has seperatist movements in England, Scotland, Wales, Northern Ireland and Cornwall.

Belgium has been without a government for months now after the main parties failed (several times) to form a coalition government.  The former Prime Minister has been caretaker-Prime Minister ever since the last election.  There are strong calls for independence for Flanders and to a lesser extent, Wallonia.  The situation in Belgium is similar to in the UK – a constitutional monarchy, no-mandate Prime Minister, an artifical union at the end of its useful life, one nation of the union subsidising the rest and a lack of concern as to whether the union breaks up or not.  What is different, however, is that Belgium is held up by Federal Europe as the perfect multi-cultural, multi-ethnic, multi-lingual union.  It is, in short, what the European Union wants to be when it grows up and that’s why the break-up of Belgium is so important to the majority of Europeans who don’t want to live in a Federal Europe.

The Basque Country is virtually independent now within Spain.  They have so much autonomy that there is virtually nothing that can be devolved from Spain other than foreign relations and defence.  It is only a matter of time before Basque declares unilateral independence from Spain.

Scotland is also on the verge of leaving the UK but it’s proving difficult for the SNP to convince the Scots to cut the apron strings and go it alone.  This is, I think, partly to do with the fact that they want to leave a union that they control and benefit from financially to a European Union in which they will be an irrelevance and will probably end up being a net contributor to.

Kosovo could be the key to independence for many nations in Europe and ultimately the dissolution of the European Union.  The UK, Italy, France and Germany have written to other EU member states asking them support Kosavan independence if they declare it.  Italy, France and Germany don’t have much to worry about from a precedent for recognising independence because they don’t have strong seperatist movements but the British government does.  There are two possible reasons why No Mandate Brown would support setting a precedent for recognising unilateral declarations of independence – either he thinks that he could take power in an independent Scotland or he really is stupid enough to think that the union will last beyond the next 10 years.

No matter what the reasons the powers that be have for supporting independence for Kosovo, it has the potential to give English people what they want – self-government (one way or the other) and the break-up of the Federal Europe.  For these reasons, every Englishman should actively support the Kosovan independence movement.  A vote for Kosovo is a vote for England!

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EU admits to being tinpot dictatorship

December 8, 2007 Federal Europe, Propaganda, WTF? No comments

The Portuguese president has described the EU-Africa summit as “a summit of equals”.

Human Rights Watch has concerns about the following African nations:

That’s a good 90% of African nations on Human Rights Watch’s list.  So what he’s saying is that the EU and a bunch of tinpot dictators and human rights abusers are equals.  Won’t get any arguments from me there.

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Half a boycott for Mugabe

December 7, 2007 Federal Europe, Traitors No comments

Britishness Brown has boycotted a Federal Europe-Zimbabwe summit because the tyrant Mugabe was attending.

However, his moral stance doesn’t stretch as far as refusing any representation from the UK – he sent Baroness Amos in his place.

Mugabe’s flight should be redirected to the Hague where he should stand trial for crimes against humanity.  Tens of thousands of Zimbabweans (if not more) have died at the hands of this tinpot dictator and his jackbooted militia.  Zimbabwe used to be called the bread basket of Africa because they produced so much suprlus food.  Now they can’t even feed themselves and they can’t afford to buy food from abroad because the Zimbabwean dollar is worthless evan after Mugabe knocked three zeroes off the end of it and the unofficial rate of inflation is estimated to be running at over 11,000%.

Like everything No Mandate Brown does, he appears to be doing one thing but really he’s doing something else.  I knew he was devious but I didn’t think it had reached Blairite proportions.  Guess I was wrong.

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All men are equal in the eyes of the law

December 3, 2007 Come the revolution, Federal Europe, Sleaze 9 comments

The law is the law and all men are equal in the eyes of the law.  This is one of the most fundamental concepts in English law but the most serious of crimes – treason – is committed regularly and goes unpunished.  Other fundamental rights that we have had for centuries and are guaranteed by the constitution are ignored.

Federal Europe 

Membership of the EU is not only damaging to the economy and bad for democracy but is illegal.

Firstly, the 37th article of the 1563 Articles of Religion says that “The Queen’s Majesty hath the chief power in this realm of England and other her dominions, unto whom the chief government of all estates of this realm, whether they be ecclesiastical or civil, in all causes doth appertain, and is not nor ought to be subject to any foreign jurisdiction”.

Secondly, the 1689 Bill of Rights says “And I do declare That noe Forreigne Prince Person Prelate, State or Potentate hath or ought to have any Jurisdiction Power Superiority Preeminence or Authoritie Ecclesiastical or Spirituall within this Realme Soe helpe me God”.  The important bit isn’t the term “forreigne prince” (although the President of France also takes the title of Prince of Andorra when taking office) – it is the word “potentate”.  A potentate is an ambassador performing negotiations on behalf of a large group.  A foreign prince is merely a person holding a royal title in another country who the monarch allows to use that title in this country.

Catholics on the Throne

Last month, the Catholic Bishop of Motherwell, Joseph Devine, criticised No Mandate Brown for failing to support calls for the Act of Settlement to be amended to allow Catholics to become King or Queen.  Attempting to change the line of succession is High Treason under the 1702 Treason Act and the penalty is life in prison.

Abolition of the Monarchy

There exists a Campaign for an Elected Head of State which seeks to remove the Queen as head of state and replace her with a president.  Anyone connected with the campaign or supporting their aims is guilty of treason under the 1848 Treason Felony Act.  The Campaign for an Elected Head of State claims, in its FAQs, that because the House of Lords declared the 1848 Treason Felony Act incompatible with the Human Rights Act that it is no longer against the law.  The ruling was actually a statement by Lord Scott and doesn’t change the law.  Lord Scott said that “in a mature democracy people do not get prosecuted for advocating political change by peaceful and constitutional means”.  Lord Goldsmith, the Attorney General, said that the Treason Felony Act did not breach the right to freedom of expression and refused permission for the Guardian to appeal against the ruling that they had committed treason.  The law, as it stands, holds republicanism as felony treason and punishable by life in prison.

Fighting for a foreign power

When Afghanistan and Iraq were invaded, the military found several men who hold British passports fighting against our troops.  Again, this is high treason by giving aid to the enemy.  However, rather than being tried for treason, they were packed off to Guantanamo Bay or brought back here and tried for terrorism-related charges.

Summary Justice

The 1689 Bill of Rights says “That all grants and promises of fines and forfeitures of particular persons before conviction are illegal and void”.  Summary justice – parking tickets, speeding tickets, on-the-spot fines for drunken behaviour or dropping litter, etc. – is illegal and any fines are void.  The Bill of Rights is a constitutional law and is not assumed to be repealed if another law is passed that contradicts it.  This was the ruling in Thorburn -v- Sunderland, also known as the metric martyrs case.

The right to trial by jury

Magna Carta gives the right to a trial by jury of your peers.  As with the Bill of Rights, Magna Carta is a constitutional law and cannot be repealed by implication.  The abolition of jury trials – first with the establishment of the county court system in the late 1800’s and more recently with the removal of the right to trial by jury for complex fraud cases – is unconstitutional and illegal.

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Galileo, Galileo, will you do the fandango?

November 30, 2007 Federal Europe, Health, Transport 5 comments

Transport Ministers have approved funding of Federal Europe’s Galileo satellite navigation system from the general EU budget.

The £2.4bn cost (more like £3bn once fraud and theft has been taken into account) will be met from “spare” money.  Why are we throwing billions at Federal Europe if they don’t need it all?  Why don’t they give us the “spare” part of our very generous subsidy back?

Galileo will consist of two receiving stations – one in Germany and one in Italy – and 30 mid-earth orbit satellites.

The EU Transport Commissioner, Jacques Barrot, said that “Spatial navigation is really an indication of our power amongst the countries of the world”.

As we’ve been told, repeatedly, the EU not-a-constitution will turn the EU into what is, to all intents and purposes, a country.  The aim of the EU, from when it was initially brought into being, was to create a Federal Europe.  The Schuman Declaration actually said that it was the first steps toward a European Federation.  The not-a-constitution hasn’t even been signed yet, let alone been approved in the planned Danish and Irish referenda, but the EU’s minions are already talking about the EU as a country.

Petty one-upmanship with the Americans is not only pointless and petty, but it costs the English taxpayer a fortune.  The American GPS system gives almost worldwide coverage and is free to use.  There is no need for a proprietry EU system to duplicate what is already there.

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MEP Trojan Horse?

November 29, 2007 Federal Europe, Tories 2 comments

UKIP stands candidates in European Parliamentary elections to act as trojan horses.  The Tories used to claim their MEPs were there to represent our interests in Europe and to slow down the transfer of sovereignty to Federal Europe.

So why would they appoint arch-eurofederalist MEP, Philip Bushill-Matthews, as the leader of the Conswervative MEP group?

As David Cameron told the Shropshire Star in August, “I don’t agree Britain would be better off by leaving the European Union.  Instead, we need to work within the EU to fight for change […]”.  Camoron is a eurofederalist and the Conswervatives are committed to keeping us in Federal Europe.

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Capping CAP

November 21, 2007 Federal Europe No comments

The European Agriculture Commissioner, Mariann Fischer Boel, has announced that any farmer receiving more than €100,000 under the Single Payment Scheme will get their payments capped.

The Common Agriculture Policy (CAP) accounts for a third of Federal Europe’s budget and is responsible for the “wine lakes” and “cheese mountains” that have been in the news periodically for the last couple of decades.  The biggest beneficiaries of CAP are France and Spain yet this capping of payments will mainly affect the UK, Germany and the Czech Republic which hardly benefit from CAP at all.  In fact, it is because we get hardly any money out of CAP that the rebate was introduced.

Once again, French-dominated Federal Europe has managed to penalise the member states that benefit least (or not at all in our case) from their ridiculous, insular, protectionist policies.

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Was this man really the Chancellor?

November 19, 2007 Climate Change, Federal Europe No comments

The One Eyed Wonder of Wankistan has announced more “green” measures today, including the possibility of an increase in the target for reducing carbon emmissions by 2050 from 60% to 80%.

How is this going to be achieved?  Well, extra taxation, obviously.  The annual price of driving a car will probably end up being more than the car itself by 2050.  Britishness Brown says that his plans will require “no less than a fourth technological revolution”.  I’ve heard it all now – the Liebour Party can produce technological revolutions on demand!

Federal Europe has a hand in all this of course.  We will have to produce between 40 and 50% of our power by 2020.  Currently we produce only 5% from “renewable sources” and wind and solar power is massively inefficient.  We probably won’t even have the facilities to build wind farms of solar panels by 2020 anyway because of the carbon emmissions the factories produce.  In Brown’s Republic of New Britain we won’t have any factories, just mud huts full of basket weavers.

Brown reckons that by effectively banning any form of heavy industry, taxing drivers off the roads and penalising companies for producing carbon emmissions that hundreds of thousands of new British jobs can be created in British Britain.  Presumably from new companies giving advice on how to avoid paying so many green taxes and advising people on how to piss tens of thousands of pounds up the wall trying to improve the energy efficiency of their old, energy inefficient homes.

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Sarkozy won’t hold EU referendum

November 15, 2007 Federal Europe, Traitors One comment

The French President, Nicolas Sarkozy, says that a referendum on the EU constitution in the UK would result in a no vote and has refused to hold a referendum in France “because that would mean having one in Britain and that would be a danger to Europe”.

The French and Dutch have already rejected the EU constitution once but are being refused the opportunity to reject it for a second time.

Jim Murphy, a Minister for Europe, is in the Netherlands today to discuss ways of avoiding having a referendum.

 

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13 years and counting

November 14, 2007 Federal Europe, General 3 comments

The European Court of Auditors (ECA) has refused to sign off the EU’s fraudulent and corrupt accounts for the 13th year running.

Their report criticies nearly every major area of spending.  UKIP’s new Party Treasurer, Marta Andeasen, reckons that 80% of the EU’s accounts are fraudulent and she’s better placed than most having been sacked as the European Commission’s chief accountant for refusing to sign off their fraudulent accounts.

Only 40% of the accounts have been signed off by the ECA as legitimate, something the Vice President of the European Commission seems to think is an achievement to be proud of.  The directors of a company attempting to file accounts with Companies House, 60% of which has been ruled to be fraudulent, would find themselves in prison but European Commissioners have immunity from prosecution and are therefore free to steal as much of our money as they want without fear of prosecution.

In response to the rampant fraud, Federal Europe has suspended £1.2bn of payments to “English regions” and is blaming member states for audit failings.  The European Commission is complaining that it can’t do much when 80% of money is disbursed by member states.  I think we can all see where that is going …

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EU Constitution Lords Committee

November 12, 2007 Federal Europe, Traitors No comments

A House of Lords Committee is being challenged by a group of Lords over the composition of a committee advising the British government on the EU not-a-constitution.

The committee currently meets in secret and 16 out of the 18 committee members are in favour of the EU constitution.  Two of them even have EU pensions and under EU rules they could have their pensions taken off them if they don’t promote the EU.

The committee is deliberately made up of eurofederalists and peers with a vested interest in Federal Europe to ensure the EU not-a-constitution’s safe passage through both houses and deny us the referendum we were promised.

On a related note, the Irish Republic will be holding a referendum in 2008 despite concerted attempts by the eurofederalists in the Irish government who have been trying to find a way of not having one.

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EU Contribution

November 6, 2007 Federal Europe 3 comments

The UK’s gross annual contribution to Federal Europe now stands at €14,270,042,046.

That’s £9,901,500,170 per year or £27,127,397 per day.

The eurofederalists claim that we more than make this money back in grants and increased trade.  £27m a day?  Don’t make me laugh!

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