Sunday, January 13, 2013

We must kick a United States of Europe into oblivion


FEAR CAN BE manufactured by the rhetoric of politicians and a sympathetic media; and once Cameron seeks to negotiate a new EU treaty settlement which is bound to fail; then the need for a referendum rears its head. Then fear will spread like the plague, orchestrated by the political elites and willingly propagandized by sympathetic media outlets like the BBC. All done to alarm and panic the naturally Eurosceptic British public.
People will have had broadcast to them frightening pieces of fiction about how we will lose trade to the continent causing millions of jobs to be lost if they vote to leave the EU. At a time of austerity when families are facing uncertainty due to the past failings of politicians; those same politicians will now be conjuring up images of the UK that would make milk curdle. People are vulnerable and fearful of the future, and are therefore susceptible to such witchcraft.
Nick Clegg has started the ball rolling, following the US assistant secretary for European affairs, who voiced his concerns by suggesting that London’s voice within the EU was ‘critical to the United States’, Mr Clegg told us to Speak to any police officer and they will tell you there is no way you can keep people safe from cross border crime, money laundering, child trafficking, unless you work together with other people.’
            By lacking a sense of irony, it never occurred to our deputy prime minister that all of the cross boarder crime, money laundering, and child trafficking of which he speaks; has not only been present while we have been a member of the EU; but much of it has been caused by our membership, and in particular, the Schengen Agreement which opened the floodgates to Eastern Europe, and will, from later this year, allow 29 Million residents of Romania and Bulgaria to enjoy the same opportunities for criminal behaviour.
            I do not know which, or how many police officers Mr Clegg spoke to, but he should have educated them into the realities of being a partner in Europe. Mr Clegg seems to suggest by his conversation with the police that there is no other option present for ‘working together with other people’, than membership of the EU. But this is not exactly true; we have cooperated internationally for decades, going back to the formation of  Interpol in 1923 whose membership comprises 190 countries.
            Interpol’s headquarter is situated in Lyon, and it is the largest intergovernmental organisation after the United Nations. Its function is to cooperate on cross boarder crime, and has served the international community well for 90 years. We also have international arrangements for deporting criminals back to their countries of origin, thus reducing the population in our overcrowded prisons.                                       
But sadly because of the European Court of Human Rights and its inclusion into European law, we have to jump through hoops that span a decade or more, before we can deport someone…another aspect of being part of the EU.

THE ONLY WAY the EU could punish us if we choose, through a referendum to leave, would be to break all international free trade agreements and thus leave them open to being regarded as a dictatorial economic model, whereby either a European nation conforms to the demands of the Greater Europe, or the said nation would be exiled from the European market place and left to drown.
            It is nonsense! If we were not allowed to sell our produce within Europe; Europe would face the same prohibition from a 60 million people market. If we were frozen out of Europe in such a way as the Europhiles and their media propagandists would seek to frighten us into believing, we would trade further afield, leaving the European Union as a stain on the free market; while Europe would be prosecuted for their anti-free market model.
            This country would survive intact if the people had the confidence to reject the fearful overtures of a liberal political elite hell bent upon destroying their nation and its culture. This country has fought and scarified, on the field of battle, millions of lives to remain a nation state.

PHILIP GORDON, the US assistant secretary of state for European affairs has entered the debate with his suggestion that the UK would not be acting in the interests of the United States if they choose to leave the EU. What a slap in the face it is for the USA’s oldest ally that their only purpose in the special relationship is to serve the interest of the USA[1]. For this is what Gordon’s intervention amounts to. It seems that this Democrat administration would not look kindly upon Britain leaving the EU.
            My brother spoke wisely. He suggests that the USA under Obama sees us as Europe’s Israel: and perhaps he is right. But neither Obama or Philip Gordon fully understands what a United States of Europe entails; or if they do, then they themselves have little regard for their own nation. For why else would they so easily dismiss a thousand years of a nation’s history as they do Britains?
            This country has allowed itself to become dominated by people who see their country’s future as being nothing more than a canton within the Greater Europe. Such people are a minority; but an influential minority. They have created what is referred to today as a ‘progressive culture’.
            It is this British liberal voice that encourages the likes of Gordon as a USA democrat to dismiss this country so light-heartedly. It is the British liberal establishment that encourages such breech of formality between the two nations.
            In the past few days Philip Gordon has been joined by several businessmen who, as the signatories to a letter published in the Financial Times, have warned of the damage that an in/out referendum could do to the British economy. They have no thought for the survival of the nation state and the sovereignty that comes with it; they have no concerns over the loss of our ability to raise taxes or loss of our financial independence; they care little whether the laws that are made by British politicians elected by British people remain so. These captains of industry see no problem with sacrificing all of these freedoms to their greater good.
            But their greater good is not necessarily for the good of the British people. They are businessmen who have no boarders to remain loyal to. They duck and dive seeking the nearest tax exile. To such as those who signed this piece of correspondence, as well as those who think like them, the nation state is a mere stepping stone on their road to further success. They enjoy pleasurable exiles on a Caribbean island for the part of the year that, either for tax purposes, or merely to avoid the bleak, depressing, steel grey sky of a British winter, they seek to retreat to.

WHEN IT COMES to voting to leave the EU  (if we eventually do); then, to quote F D Roosevelt, ‘We have nothing to fear but fear itself’. The British people must, above all else remain an independent sovereign nation, managing its own affairs as it has done for centuries: and if our relationship with Europe extends beyond this centuries old impulse for liberty, then we must have nothing to do with it; no matter how ‘unfashionable’ our ‘progressive’ elite believes such a way forward is.
            The single market was a good idea taken to ridiculous lengths, and it is right that David Cameron should seeks negotiate a new relationship with Europe. But it will result in either failure or the greatest piece of spin doctoring ever witnessed since New Labour created it.
            The countries within the euro zone are organizing monetary and political union; which means the canonization of the whole continent. The nation state would be put on the pyre of history – in Europe at least. What the European liberal elite see as an irregularity; every nation outside of the European continent see as vital.
            Despite Philip Gordon’s wish to see us abandon our nationhood; he would turn blue at the mere suggestion that the USA should abandon hers. Indeed, India and China, both regarded as the next great economic powers, are nationalists to their very core . It is the same throughout the rest of the Americas, Asia, the Middle East and the Antipodes. In over ninety per cent of the world outside of Europe, the nation state continues to thrive. Free from any demand that their nationhood has become antiquated, historically.
            The British people belong to a nation, and without it the British will become mere aborigines within a small outpost of Europe. It has already begun with the great influx of migrants, that since the 1950s has swamped the indigenous culture and threatens dominance over the white populace; as a reports this week has shown in cities like Leicester, where the white population has already had its dominance replaced by immigrant communities.
            Allowing this nation to bleed into the oblivion of a United States of Europe is a revilement too far for any self-respecting patriot, of which there are many millions. Which is why Cameron (an instinctive Europhile) tries to keep his Eurosceptic party happy by promising a renegotiation of Britain’s relationship with Europe…a position already undermined before he makes his speech by Angela Merkle of Germany.
            Europe will give Cameron little to take back home, despite the spin his party will try to put on the speech and its reception by the media. He will be faced with the option of an in/out referendum. If under such circumstance he chose to ignore such demands; UKIP will be the beneficiaries of further obfuscation and not only from party voters, but workers; and even Conservative MPs will steer their course to UKIP.
            We have reached a momentous stage in our nations’ history: a stage which will determine whether we remain a nation state, or whether the British people are prepared to forgo it. Either way, this nation needs a referendum to settle the issue once and for all. An in/out ballot should be considered final. As an anti-European in the sense that the continent can become a United States of Europe, as many of the anti-American liberal elite wishes it to, I would vote to come out.



           

           









[1] Is this not, after all, what the Left have been insinuating?

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