Tuesday, December 24, 2013

A fraudulent double act

THE LIB DEMS are in single figures in the polls well behind Ukip; and they represent only a small part of a small liberal elite. Yet we have Mr Clegg and Vince Cable attacking Cameron over his very limited changes to EU immigration, such as the 75,000 cap.
            
            Mr Clegg, writing in today's Sunday Times wrote; 'Sticking a big no-entry sign on the cliffs of Dover may be politically popular, but at a huge economic cost. What would happen if tonight every European living in the UK boarded a ship or plane and went home?
'Are we really that keen to see the back of German lawyers, Dutch accountants or Finnish engineers? Do we want the NHS to fall over and the City of London to grind to a halt?'
            
            No one, not even Nigel Farage is proposing such a move. He mentions German lawyers Dutch accountants, and Finnish engineers and asks us what would happen if all Europeans living hear went back home?
            
            Well, you have to ask, why are these engineers and lawyers here in the first place? They are hear, presumably, because they believe this country offers them better prospects than they receive at home, in terms of pay and career advancement - for why else would they be hear? Do the German's enjoy constantly being reminded of the war as they walk around London and seeing  statues of Monty and Churchill dotted about; or the newly completed memorial to Bomber Command?
            
             The German's are hear because they need us as much as we need them, and we will continue with such an arrangement. Clegg you may notice refers only to those with skills; but he selects the very group who will always be welcomed by whoever runs the country, including Ukip. There is a skills market, just as there is in every sphere of commercial activity under capitalism. People will go were the prospects for themselves and their families are most advantageous. In this respect this country is more in competition with America than Europe.
            
             The NHS will indeed 'fall over' eventually; not however, because of a lack of Europeans, but because of an excess of them, on top of migrants from other parts of the world coming here. We then have the illegals who cannot be turned away from the NHS. The truth is Mr Clegg, skilled workers will always be welcomed in any capitalist economy, where energy and enterprise are rewarded. Why for instance, have so many French men and women crossed the channel? It is because Hollande , the French socialist president has punished the French wealth creators by acts of state larceny.
            
              The only way the City of London (another Clegg gripe[1]) will grind to a halt; is if it was put into the tender care of Brussels and governed centrally. As long as the City of London is left to its own devices in a free market - it will survive, but it will not survive within a political and monetary union; where the euro-state will reign supreme and nation's will have been replaced by  regions; where central dictate will replace the free market.

ALONG SIDE Nick stands Vince Cable, who put in an appearance on the Andrew Marr Show today. He drew (which come the morning news coverage he may deny) comparison with what Cameron has been suggesting, on immigration, with Enoch Powell's Rivers of Blood Speech of 1968, which sent the 1960's liberalarti into a tizzy of disgust - a disgust which has been passed down through liberalarti folk law ever since, from sons and daughters to grandchildren .
            
            Cable and I are both old enough to have seen Enoch perform. I was at the time an 18-year-old Marxist and was of course outraged by his Rivers of Blood Speech delivered in April 1968. As the MP for Wolverhampton South West, he served his indigenous constituents well. Most of the what are now regarded today as racist comments; were in fact quotes from his own constituents that expressed their fears when they wrote to him or attended his surgeries.
           
             Vince Cable knows nothing of the man because, like myself when young, the liberal  Left were seizing control of the establishment and were left prostrate by what they considered to be the 'evil' comments of Enoch Powel[2]. Comments, taken from his 1968 speech; "We must be mad - literally mad as a nation to allow the annual inflow of some 50,000[3] dependents.  It is like watching a nation busily heaping up its own funeral pyre".
            
              This one simple sentence has tarred Enoch ever since as a racist. He of course was no such thing; and may still prove to be, for the indigenous population, their grand Messiah - an exemplar of the nation state that Europe seeks today to remove from the European continent. But even Enoch could never have foresaw what modern so-called political statesmen seek to bring about -  the birth of a European super state.
            
               As next year's European election draws ever closer, the incendiary language will come from the liberal elite. Ghostly chains will be rattled and fearful threats made. The whole landscape of the country will be compared to a post nuclear disaster area if we were ever to leave the EU. Like children being scared by talk of bogeymen; the British people will be scared by talk of millions of jobs and of billions of pounds lost if we do not stay loyal the ambitions of Brussels.
            
               Both Cameron[4] and Cable are habituated to the federal cause, and have, as such, closed minds. Cameron became part of the Borg collective in Europe long before he became leader of the Lib Dems; Brussels is a second home to him. I would no sooner trust his opinion than I would that of those earlier fellow travellers who visited Soviet Communism in the 1930s, such as George Bernard Shaw and the  Webb's; who helped destroy a generation of political prisoners during that decade  in the Soviet Gulags by giving the Soviet Union such favourable reviews when they returned home.
            
               Inspired by socialist idealism, they ignored the reality of socialism.  Just as the old Soviet system was a dystopian nightmare built upon the ideals of Marx, so it will turn out to be the case if Europe proceeds toward a Greater European dystopia based upon the idealism of liberals.
            
               I am 63, and have learnt to distrust any kind of philosophical or political idealism either from the Right or the Left; for it more than often ends in tyranny. This country is overpopulated already, yet come next month, the entire population of Bulgaria and Romania will have the automatic right to come to this country and declare themselves to have as much right to live here as the indigenous population - a right given to them by Brussels without the British people ever being given a say: and it goes on and on without the politicians stopping to draw breath and asking themselves whether what they are doing is wrong and potentially dangerous to the nation's social fabric. Powell expressed it perfectly. "Those whom the Gods seek to destroy first make mad".

             

           




           






[1] Bonuses
[2] The liberals then, as they are today, still riddled with the guilt of the British Empire.
[3] Cameron, remember, is suggesting a 70,000 limit
[4] Cameron served an internship in Brussels; followed by a position within the European Commission working for Vice-President, and Trade Commissioner, Leon Brittan 

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