11-Dec-2010 - Jon GAUNT & Rodney SHAKESPEARE on CROSS TALK re the failing EUro

11-Dec-2010 - Jon GAUNT & Rodney SHAKESPEARE on CROSS TALK re the failing EUro

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15 M watch CORONATION St. - DO THE APATHETIC SHEEPLE BRITS WANT BRITAIN BACK?

15 M watch CORONATION St. - DO THE APATHETIC SHEEPLE BRITS WANT BRITAIN BACK?

ACTUALLY, 

DO MOST OF YOU WANT OUR NATION BACK?

09.12.10, 12:04pm
Look at the most recent figures:
44 milllion have a vote.

20 million don't use it.
21 million vote FOR the EU by supporting the LibLabCon.
0.5 million support the other pro EU parties.
1.5 million vote UKIP.
1 million support the other anti EU parties.

In other words:
2.5 million say "NO" to the EU,
21.5 million say "YES" to the EU and
20 million are more interested in who survived the Coronation Street crash (for example) than getting a decent living standard and future for their children by leaving the EU.

Oh well, when it all goes wrong, and 41.5 million people are asking "Why? How did this happen?" at least 2.5 million can sit back and say "We did our best, but you wouldn't listen".
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09-Dec-2010 - EXPRESS - EU WITHDRAWAL REFERENDUM CAMPAIGN

09-Dec-2010 - EXPRESS - EU WITHDRAWAL REFERENDUM CAMPAIGN

 

FLOOD OF SUPPORT FOR OUR EU CRUSADE

A selection of the huge pile of letters containing our Daily Express crusade coupons ......

by Macer Hall

MORE than 100,000 people have signed up to the Daily Express’s crusade for Britain to quit the European Union, it can be revealed today.

The newspaper has received a deluge of our special crusade coupons calling on David Cameron’s Government to organise an orderly withdrawal from the EU.

Support has hit six figures in just over a week since the historic crusade was launched. It is on course to become the fastest growing campaign in newspaper history.

Last night the colossal surge of support was being viewed as a stark warning to Brussels that Britain has had enough of meddling and an ever-growing tax burden.

Tory MP Philip Davies, a member of the Better Off Out group of MPs, said: “This is an absolutely amazing response. It reveals the pent up frustration among the public that none of the mainstream political parties are speaking up for what they believe in.”

UK Independence Party peer Lord Pearson said: “This is a huge level of support from the great British public to the greatest British newspaper. The strength of feeling shown by Daily Express readers reflects the growing support across the country for withdrawal.”

A survey by pollsters Angus Reid earlier this week showed that 48 per cent of voters asked want Britain freed from the yoke of Brussels while 59 per cent believe EU membership has damaged the UK.

And support among Daily Express readers for withdrawal from the EU is overwhelming, with 99 per cent of the tens of thousands of callers who rang this newspaper’s exclusive phone poll backing an exit for Britain.

 

Reader Graham Anthony, 39, a music studio manager from Glastonbury, Somerset, said: “We’ve got our own pound, our own currency. We don’t need to be in, half of Europe is falling apart at the moment.”

Ina Lewis, a 45-year-old civil servant from Liverpool, said: “We’re better looking after our own interests. Making our own decisions over our affairs would be better.”

Read more: http://www.express.co.uk/posts/view/216359/Flood-of-support-for-our-EU-crusadeFlood-of-support-for-our-EU-crusade-Flood-of-support-for-our-EU-crusade-#ixzz17dTeNLoj

07-Dec-2010 - A New COMRES Poll SHOWS 75% of Brits want less spent on The EU

07-Dec-2010 - A New COMRES Poll SHOWS 75% of Brits want less spent on The EU

COMRES Poll (December 7)

An exclusive ComRes poll for the EU Referendum Campaign found that 75% of the British public feel that the Government spends too much on the EU.

Jon Gaunt, leading spokesman for the EU Referendum Campaign said: "Again this is further proof that the political elite  are out of touch with the British public.

"David Cameron has increased foreign aid, agreed to give the EU another £450 million a year and is handing out £7 BILLION of our money to Ireland  while his Chancellor is telling us to tighten our belts!"
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07-Dec-2010 - EXPRESS show British Believe The EU Harms Britain

07-Dec-2010 - EXPRESS show British Believe The EU Harms Britain

EU CRUSADE: MOST AGREE BEING IN EU HAS HARMED BRITAIN

Statistics follow the Daily Express crusade to get Britain out of the EU.

Tuesday December 7,2010

 

By Macer Hall

NEARLY two thirds of Britons believe our country has been damaged by membership of the European Union, an opinion poll revealed last night.

Some 59 per cent of voters said Brussels has had a “negative” impact on the UK.

And for the first time in nearly four decades, almost half of them think we should quit the EU.

Public opposition to the EU appears to be hardening after billions of taxpayers’ money was poured into bail-outs for failing euro-zone economies.

The evidence of growing disillusionment with Brussels was revealed in a survey of more than 2,000 voters across the country by pollsters Angus Reid.

It follows the launch of the Daily Express crusade to get Britain out of the EU.

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Last night, Eurosceptic campaigners seized on the findings as confirmation that the time has come for the UK to quit.

Tory MP Douglas Carswell said: “This is very encouraging. It shows there is a huge number of people in the country who feel really strongly about this.

“Only the Daily Express and a few MPs at Westminster are speaking up for them. This is why the Daily Express needs to carry on with its crusade against Britain staying in the EU.

“This poll shows that wanting to leave the EU is no longer a fringe issue but has reached the mainstream of political opinion in this country.”

The poll found 30 per cent thought EU membership had been “very negative” for the UK while another 29 per cent said it had been “moderately negative”.

Even more significant was the growing support among voters for withdrawal.

Asked how they would vote if a referendum on EU membership was held in Britain, 48 per cent said they would vote against staying in the EU.

In June, the figure was 42 per cent, indicating support for withdrawal has grown. Only 27 per cent now want to stay in the EU.

Voters strongly oppose scrapping the pound. Eighty per cent said they would vote No in a ­referendum on whether Britain should join the euro, with just eight per cent in favour. UK ­Independence Party leader Nigel Farage, said: “This poll shows what people have known for a long time, but politicians refuse to acknowledge: EU membership is damaging our country.

“According to the three ­questions asked by the pollsters the answers are: we don’t like it, we don’t want it and we want to leave. Will our political class finally listen?”

Read more: http://www.express.co.uk/posts/view/215934/Most-agree-being-in-EU-has-harmed-Britain/EU-crusade-Most-agree-being-in-EU-has-harmed-Britain#ixzz17jiNXhjX

05-Dec-2010 - BOOKWORM vs THE MAGGOTS! - Sunday Express (not quite their title!!)

05-Dec-2010 - BOOKWORM vs THE MAGGOTS! - Sunday Express (not quite their title!!)

BOOKWORM WHO TOOK ON BIG BEASTS OF EUROPE

Sunday December 5,2010

By Kirsty Buchanan

HE LISTS his hobbies in Who’s Who as “fighting Eurocrats and chopping firewood”, but until six years ago Toby Blackwell scarcely spared Brussels a thought. It was only in 2004, when the head of the Blackwell bookshop chain was given some holiday reading, that he changed his mind on the European Union for good.

The book was called A Cost Too Far and, at the age of 75, it set Mr Blackwell on a new crusade. 

Written by Ian Milne and published by the highly respected think tank Civitas, it catalogues the eye-watering cost of Britain’s membership of the European Union and argues that there would be no net loss of jobs or trade if we were to leave.

“This book started it. This was my road to Damascus,” says Mr Blackwell, now 81. “My wife was going out to the temples and markets and I just stayed behind to read it.

“I was lucky enough to go to Winchester, where some long suffering don taught me maths. I have the power of logic and the power to think for myself.

“I am a simple guy. I think that you face a problem, collect the facts, analyse the facts make objective decisions from the facts and then try and do something about it.

“This is not politically driven. It is 100 per cent logic. I have read everything you can possibly think of on this and what it comes down to is this: if we get out of Europe, it will save us £100billion a year. That is not opinion, it is fact.”

Now Mr Blackwell is putting his money into the EU Referendum Campaign, which will put pressure on ministers to give voters the democratic vote they so clearly want. 

It is designed to be a grassroots, cross-party campaign and it could not have come at a more appropriate time.

A multi-billion euro begging bowl is being scooped dry, as a queue of humiliated, debt-lashed eurozone nations hold their hands out, asking for help. 

Meanwhile, Britain has suffered a severe setback in dealing with its own debts after handing £7billion over to crisis-hit Ireland. It is the same amount of money we have shaved off public spending in 2010.

Yet while Britons are denied a referendum on Europe, the nation is being given a £12million vote on an electoral reform so dreary that not even the Liberal Democrats can get excited about it. 

“On one hand we have this Government trying to find £83billion worth of cuts, yet this would save £100billion a year,” says Mr Blackwell. 

“It would take a couple of years to come through but if we did this then we don’t have to put up VAT, we don’t have to have any cuts, we don’t have to get rid of the Harriers, we can sort out higher education.”

The campaign was launched just three months ago, but already tens of thousands of voters have registered their demand for a referendum on whether Britain should remain in the EU on its website.

The campaign has commissioned polls which suggest a vote would be decisively in favour of British withdrawal from the EU. The campaign is also targeting MPs and asking them to sign up to The Pledge, backing calls for an EU referendum.

A ny MP or prospective parliamentary candidate who refuses will find themselves targeted with leaflet drops and petitions. MPs in marginal seats could find the number of voters who sign up to The Pledge is greater than the size of their majority at the last election.

“The political elite of all parties have consistently ignored our right to vote on the most important of all issues,” states The Pledge.

“The intention of our campaign is to amass and place on public record the names of all of you who demand the right to be consulted in a legally binding referendum.” The campaign deliberately echoes the Tea Party in the US, though the EU Referendum Campaign is not aligned with any political party.

That suits Mr Blackwell just fine because, by and large, he has a fairly low opinion of politicians. Has he ever thought of going into politics?

“Good God no,” he says, “I don’t do politics. The politicians just want this issue to go away, they are enjoying being in power and they don’t want anything to upset it.

“If we are going to win, we have got to win with the people.” 

Mr Blackwell’s only foray into the world of politics was a rather ill- fated and short-lived stint on the now defunct Training and Enterprise Council. It was enough to keep him off the red benches for life. What he calls a “Sir Humphrey type” told Mr Blackwell he had been officially classed as a NOGOBE, “Never going to be an OBE”.

However, the idea of a grassroots movement clearly appeals to Mr Blackwell, who exudes an energy which belies his years.

A former Parachute regiment reservist, he likes nothing better on a Saturday lunchtime than to sneak off to the local for a pint with his mates. 

He has given away his ownership shares to Blackwell staff in a John Lewis-style partnership to secure the bookstore’s future as a private company. He thinks it will ensure all of the employees take responsibility as well as sharing in the rewards. “Everyone matters,” says Mr Blackwell. 

The company was founded by Benjamin Harris Blackwell in 1879 and today employs 949 people. It has a total of 77 shops, including 37 bookshops and 40 stores on college and university campuses.

Now life president of Blackwell and the last member of his family to be involved with the business, Mr Blackwell has described his 55 years at the firm as “Hell on Earth”.

However, the decades of hard work have allowed him to support his private interests (he recently handed over a £5million grant to the Bodleian Library in Oxford) and given him the financial power to play the politicians at their own game.

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02-Dec-2010 - Last rites for the Euro? Nikki SINCLAIRE MEP!

02-Dec-2010 - Last rites for the Euro? Nikki SINCLAIRE MEP!  
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02-Dec-2010 - Last rites for the Euro? Nikki SINCLAIRE MEP!
There is every possibility that Greece will step in demanding more of their
profligacy & dishonesty is funded BEFORE Spain bankrupts The EU with their claim!

Portugal's inevitable claim can be sustained Ireland can NEVER Pay off their debts!

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Last rites for the Euro?

I can reveal that last week, whilst MEPs were in Strasbourg, a delegation from the European Commission paid a visit to London for hush-hush high level discussions with the British government concerning the perilous state of the Euro.

 

The same week, on Thursday, the heads of the Commission's Directorates were given orders not to discuss the Euro, or to speculate on its future, under any circumstances.

Just how bad is the economic crisis in the EU? Worse than the Commission would have us believe, it would appear. In the last hour it has been announced that three member states have had to apply for aid in order to deal with rising unemployment.

EU adjustment Fund aid worth more than €8.7 million for workers in Spain, Poland and the Netherlands was approved by Parliament's Budgets Committee this morning.

 

In total, 2,312 redundant workers (retail trade, car and construction sectors) in Spain, 779 former workers in the car and ship building industry in Poland and 613 ex-employees in the ICT sector in the Netherlands are set to receive support.

The Spanish authorities applied for aid to unemployed workers in three regions: Valencia (several firms in the construction and textile sector), Catalonia (the Lear company, producing electrical equipment for cars) and Aragón (several firms in the retail trade sector). 

 

The two Polish applications concern the Wielkopolskie province (two firms in the car industry) and the H.Cegielski-Poznań company, the only Polish manufacturer of marine engines, plus its suppliers.

The Dutch application is for two ICT companies, Getronics and HP, in the region of Noord Holland. 

 
Posted by Nikki Sinclaire MEP at Thursday, December 02, 2010

02-Dec-2010 - The Express - Darren Stevens & Paul Wesson of The EU Referendum Campaign

02-Dec-2010 - The Express - Darren Stevens & Paul Wesson of The EU Referendum Campaign

NOW EUROCRATS WANT TO CONTROL OUR LAW SYSTEM

 

 Protesters, Darren Strevens, left, and Paul Wessen, of the EU Referendum Campaign

EUROPEAN Union bureaucrats are threatening to snatch unprecedented control over Britain’s immigration and criminal justice systems, a report said last night.

In a paper to mark the first anniversary of the controversial EU Lisbon Treaty, experts warned that “democratic control” over policing, law courts and other home affairs was in danger of being further undermined by Brussels.

It could mean Britain being forced to accept thousands more asylum seekers and sweeping new powers for foreign police officers to snoop on UK citizens.

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The paper accuses ministers of failing to stand up to EU attempts to interfere with border controls and law and order. And the report also said that Tory pledges to limit the power of the European Court of Justice have been abandoned by the coalition.

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Britain could be forced to accept thousands more asylum seekers

The damning conclusions came from the Eurosceptic think-tank Open Europe.

Proposals being discussed in Brussels include moves by the European Commission to set up a “Common European Asylum System” that could lead to Britain being forced to accept a new quota of asylum seekers.

And the Commission is to publish a report on “enhanced EU solidarity in asylum”, calling for changes in the way the burden of accepting asylum seekers is spread across Europe.

Another initiative being discussed in Brussels is a European Criminal Records Information System planned from 2012 that will link up national police databases. The Government is in talks with the EU about giving European police forces powers to put UK citizens under surveillance with access to DNA records.

Under the Lisbon Treaty, Britain has the right to “opt out” of many EU justice and immigration decisions. But the Open Europe report warned that ministers were able to sign up to EU justice measures without any vote by MPs.

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Stephen Booth, a policy analyst at Open Europe, said: “The EU’s growing ambitions in justice and home affairs deserve Parliament’s undivided attention.”

Philip Davies, Conservative MP for Shipley and a leading member of the Better Off Out group in Parliament, said: “Any attempt to tackle immigration and asylum or maintain the independence of our justice system is spitting in the wind while Britain remains a member of the EU.”

Read more: http://www.express.co.uk/posts/view/214923/Now-Eurocrats-want-to-control-our-law-systemNow-Eurocrats-want-to-control-our-law-system#ixzz171CAZ73l

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02-Dec-2010 - UK Government Briefing on EU REFERENDUM!

02-Dec-2010 - UK Government Briefing on EU REFERENDUM!


European Union Bill (HC Bill 106 2010-11 - European Union Bill“TUC ignores Brown appeal and calls for EU referendum” Guardian 13 September 2007. 36. “MPs from all parties launch EU referendum campaign” Daily Telegraph ...
www.parliament.uk/briefingpapers/commons/.../RP10-079.pdf

Hi,

this is an interesting 80 page .pdf produced by HMGov. and launched on 02-Dec.


Well worth at very least a scan read to see how it can help us.


Regards,
Greg_L-W.

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