10-Feb-2011 - Nikki SINCLAIRE MEP's PETITION for A REFERENDUM - hits Westminster
Battle Bus hits Westminster, tomorrow and Friday
PRESS RELEASE:
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MEP BRINGS EU PETITION BATTLE BUS TO
HOUSES OF PARLIAMENT
West Midlands’ MEP, Nikki Sinclaire, is bringing her ‘Have Your Say’ Battle Bus to the Houses of Parliament on 10th and 11th February.
Since September of last year, the Battle Bus has visited over 30 towns and cities across the country. Ms Sinclaire’s aim is to get 100K signatures for her Petition for a EU referendum .
She wants to give British people the chance to say ‘yes’ or ‘no’ to being part of the European Union.
Anyone under the age of 54 has never had the chance to vote on this issue which Nikki Sinclaire believes is wrong. The last time the UK held a referendum on the Common Market, at it was then known, was in 1975 – and even this was retrospective and based on lies admitted years later.
The aim of bringing the Battle Bus to Westminster is to get MPs from all parties to sign The Petition and encourage them to get their constituents to back The Referendum too.
It will be a great time to highlight The EU control over Britain as MPs will be voting on The EU aspect of Human Rights that will force Britain to permit Criminals in Prison to Vote in elections! Which according to all the polls is against the wishes of The Peoples of Britain.
Despite the fact that, if successful, the campaign outcome could put her out of a job, Nikki thinks people have the right to decide.
Commenting on the campaign, she said:
"This is an issue that must be resolved for over 20 years the debate has raged.In that time opinion polls have shown that more and more people are opposed to Britain's membership of the EU.We desperately need a national debate on the pros and cons of our membership of the European Union. At the moment we have one foot in and one foot out.This is detrimental to Britain's interests.I call on a binding referendum and the courage of our political leaders to abide by it.It is called democracy and that is why I am taking my battle bus to the mother of parliaments in Westminster "
Nikki Sinclaire MEP and her Battle Bus team
will be located in Old Palace Yard,
Westminster (Opposite Palace of Westminster),
SW1P 3JY
from 9am to 5pm each day.
ENDS
I gather already Sinclaire has the support of several MPs from both Parties at Westminster and has a photo session sheduled with a House photographer of a major National paper, another booking with a freelance media photographer and a lunch session booked with the political editor of a National Mainstrean respected Sunday Paper.SO FAR!
I have just heard there is also a TV documentary slot AND The Petition has been provided with a fully functioning office with communications and computers in Parliament somewhere!
More good news I hear UKIP's other remaining MEP Mike Nattrass, who has also quit as part of Farage's vile EFD Group due to its racism, xenophobia, sexual intollerance and criminal associations, he will be going to help Nikki Sinclaire and her 8 staff members on both days in London.
I wonder how long it will be before EFD Group MEPs opt to denigrate what is being done by Sinclaire & Nattrass also by the good work in The EU Referendum Campaign with their pledge to ingratiate themselves with The Judas Goat?
we know that Bannerman & Andreasen have both tried to cosy up to The Tories in the past and William Legge / Dartmouth was a Tory and would feel more at home there even if he would be as unwelcome as Andreasen & Bannerman who were both rejected when they last made overtures - but might Farage be willing to join with The Judas Goat led by the nose as clearly his errand boy Godfrey would help fund his life style and of course The NFU would rather their MEP Stuart Agnew was in place with the Tories rather than on the fiddle with the sordid EFD Group.
The Chinese curse of 'May you live in interesting times' may prove more curse than cure in the light of potential 'Spanish Practices' from the fraud from Barcelona!
To return to the plot rather than the plotting:
To raise the profile of The Human Rights Issue over pensioners voting I note on The EU Parliament site the following written question that has been lodged today:
. I have just heard there is also a TV documentary slot AND The Petition has been provided with a fully functioning office with communications and computers in Parliament somewhere!
More good news I hear UKIP's other remaining MEP Mike Nattrass, who has also quit as part of Farage's vile EFD Group due to its racism, xenophobia, sexual intollerance and criminal associations, he will be going to help Nikki Sinclaire and her 8 staff members on both days in London.
I wonder how long it will be before EFD Group MEPs opt to denigrate what is being done by Sinclaire & Nattrass also by the good work in The EU Referendum Campaign with their pledge to ingratiate themselves with The Judas Goat?
we know that Bannerman & Andreasen have both tried to cosy up to The Tories in the past and William Legge / Dartmouth was a Tory and would feel more at home there even if he would be as unwelcome as Andreasen & Bannerman who were both rejected when they last made overtures - but might Farage be willing to join with The Judas Goat led by the nose as clearly his errand boy Godfrey would help fund his life style and of course The NFU would rather their MEP Stuart Agnew was in place with the Tories rather than on the fiddle with the sordid EFD Group.
The Chinese curse of 'May you live in interesting times' may prove more curse than cure in the light of potential 'Spanish Practices' from the fraud from Barcelona!
To return to the plot rather than the plotting:
To raise the profile of The Human Rights Issue over pensioners voting I note on The EU Parliament site the following written question that has been lodged today:
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| It is never easy to look ones best in near constant rain! Nikki Sinclaire MEP being interviewed by the BBC at Westminster on the petition and the need for a referendum |
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| Petition battle bus at Parliament in support of the MP's who overwhemingly voted against prisioners getting the vote. Undettered by the near contimuous rain, Nikki Sinclaire MEP with her staff continued to get signatures for the petition for a referendum from supportive passers by |
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| Nikki Sinclaire MEP holding some of the completed petition foms outside Parliament, Westminster, Thursday 10th February 2011 being photographed by the Daily Express     |
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