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By Peter Mills of the Brent Group. The smiling and benign mask of the European Union has slipped. It was the Greeks who famously used two masks in their ancient open-air theatres to permit actors to express the bountiful smile of goodness or the twisted snarl of evil, and today it is the Greeks who have made the ruling dictatorship of Europe reveal the true corrupt snarling evil that lurks in disguise behind their smiling public face!
The ordinary people of other countries should take note, especially Britain whose wretched sniveling government is of course absolutely terrified of allowing its citizens the democratic right of a referendum on membership of the EU. The Greek prime minister George Papandreou, however, has such a small majority in parliament that he felt quite rightly obliged to seek the backing of voters when the EU – principally Germany and its pet poodle France – sought to impose such heavy penalties upon the ordinary Greek citizen that it may well transform the recent spate of riots into a violent revolution. Indeed, Mr. Papandreou’s majority was further cut to just two yesterday when one of the MPs of his Pasok party resigned over the issue. Six other members of the party have so far called for his resignation.
Sinisterly, Germany and France have ignored any acknowledgement of the word “referendum” in their response to the crisis, issuing today an abrupt joint statement that “…France and Germany are determined to ensure the full implementation, in the quickest time frame, of the decisions adopted at the summit.”
So what are these measures which the European dictatorship is determined to impose on the Greek people, and which it is so determined to stop the threat of applied principles of democracy from derailing? What price does continued membership of the EU threaten to cost the ordinary Greek citizen? Why are the Greek people so upset about it? Can any measures be that bad? Judge for yourself.
The European dictators had agreed a few days ago to loan 100 billion euros (that is, £86 billion) to Greece, plus agree a 50% write-off of the nation’s debts, to enable the country to simply repay the installments on its incredible debt burden. Of course, this is much like you yourself having a mortgage of £50,000 and, because you cannot meet the monthly repayments, the building society says it will force you to borrow a further £50 thousand from which you can make the repayments – but of course, the amount of the repayments will double.
Would you consider yourself fortunate to be required to accept such a deal? The most obvious result would be that you would have to drastically cut your household expenditure. Instead of spending perhaps £60 or £70 a week at the supermarket to feed and clothe your family, you would have to cut the amount to £6 or £7 – and you would have to live like that for thirty or forty years until the mortgage was paid up!
The “deal” being offered to the Greek people is similar in nature, but on a national scale. Let’s have a look at the nitty-gritty details of this “compulsory European membership fee”, and then we can more readily understand why the Greek prime minister feels that he cannot dump it on his people without giving them a vote on the issue. In return for the European deal, the Greek people will face:-
Cutting £12.8 billion (14.32 billion euros) from public spending and raising some £12 billion (14.09 billion euros) over the next 5 years. All wage bargaining will be suspended making it much easier for firms to cut their payroll costs. The income tax starting threshold lowered from 8,000 euros to 5,000 (£6,873 to £4,296)
A further 30,000 public sector workers suspended on 60% pay and then being laid-off completely after 1 year. Pensions over 1,000 euros to be cut by 20% on everything over that threshold. 700,000 government sector workers forced to accept reduced pay and promotion. All public sector wages to be cut by 20%.
A new additional income tax levy of from 1% to 5% of income to be imposed on all households, which will be further increased at least twice in 2012. Higher property taxes. VAT to rise from the present 19% to 23% (lower rated items rising from 11% to 13% and 5.5% to 6.5%). Certain tax exemptions to be abolished. Duty on petrol and pump fuel, tobacco and alcohol to increase unbelievably by 33.33%.
Successful businesses making over a certain amount of profit must pay a special penalizing levy. So must owners of any property over a certain value, and anyone whose income is judged as “high” must also pay a special penalising levy in addition to all income tax. All other property taxes will increase across the board.
Workers for state-owned enterprises will have their wages cut by one-third. 1,976 schools will be closed, their staff fired. The health budget will be cut by 310 million euros by the end of this year alone, and by a further 1.81 billion euros by the end of 2015. Social security payments will be cut by 1.09 billion euros by the end of this year, by a further 1.28 billion euros next year, a further 1.03 billion euros in 2013, 1.01 billion in 2014, and 700 million in 2015. As millions more join the unemployed, benefits will be cut and means-testing greatly increased.
All pensions over 1,000 euros per month will be cut by 20%. Anyone under 55 who has already retired will forfeit almost half (40%) of their pension above a 1000 euro monthly ceiling. Retirement age is to be raised. A requirement of 40 years of work and corresponding pension contributions will be necessary to claim a full pension.
The Greek government will also be obliged to raise a further 50 billion euros by “selling the family silver” – that is, selling its stakes in large businesses including Hellenic Postbank and the Piraues and Thessaloniki commercial ports, 10% of Hellenic Telecom, Athens Water, Hellenic Petroleum, PPC Electricity, ATEbanks and other businesses wholly or partly owned by the state.
(Source of information: Greek Ministry of Finance Economic Policy Programme Newsletter.)
Understanding all this, it is also understandable that the introduction of such severe economic repression on a country’s entire population may even trigger a violent revolution: there have already been strikes and riots caused by lesser measures.
It is perfectly right for a prime minister to give the ordinary people a chance to freely vote on whether or not they wish to accept such a staggeringly oppressive period of hardship and misery as the price for belonging to the European Dictatorship. Naturally, the European dictators will do anything within their (considerable) power to squash this last vestige of democracy in Greece as quickly and ruthlessly as they can.
In Britain, we must consider ourselves warned. Our prime ministers will not even entertain the notion of permitting the population a democratic referendum on Britain’s membership of the European Union. This is proven fact.
When we look at the dire position which Greece has been placed into by the threats and today, we should borrow a phrase we used to see on film billboards:- “Coming soon to a country near you!” Perhaps very near you indeed. Perhaps our country. Perhaps we need to increase pressure on our pathetic government to allow us the long-promised referendum on Europe!
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| Written by Albion |
| Monday, 31 October 2011 11:49 |
| What have all these following organisations got in common?
To varying degrees all of the above are Euro-sceptic or have been adversely affected by edicts from Brussels. The single party system in this country does not give you a choice at the ballot box even assuming the election has not been rigged by brown and black representatives working for cultural or immigrant self interest groups. It is hard to select any foreign or national policy that is not tri-partisan to the system of government in the UK. So the ballot box achieves absolutely nothing. One could believe we are living in a non-democratic authoritarian collective and you would be right. Very few people understand the far reaching, dreadful, nation destroying injustices being done to the people indigenous to these islands that is plaguing and reshaping our society. I maintain the two biggest dangers to world peace are the European Union and the United Nations. Both are Globalist in structure but it is the United Nations that masquerades as a world wide arbitrator blessed with the judgement of Solomon. They are not, they are just an integral part of the world wide New Order. It consists of powerful blocs who protect their spheres of influence zealously. ‘United’ Nations is an anathema. It is a tool of the illuminati. It is the United Nations that funnels the presently evolving primitive black and brown societies into the nations of the civilized west; it is not the European Union. The United Nations veiled purpose is a vehicle to reshape the world, its politics and its peoples, its grubby fingerprints are all over the events taking place in the Middle East as I write. It places the primitive third world peoples in a cocktail shaker along with European civilised societies, gives it a good shake and hopes that all hell does not break loose. The 7/11 bombings, Notting hill riots, the London riots and a host of others has proved otherwise with decades of angst still yet to come. The European Union write our laws and govern our country. It has taken around 60 years for Europe to reach this stage of societal fragmentation. Disassembling it could take as long but it will be one step at a time. Forget democracy, no change real or otherwise will come via the ballot box. I see the ballot box as a magician’s prop, using sleight of hand, smoke and mirrors, tricks and illusions performed to confuse the dulled peasants. What strikes fear into the heart of any politician is ‘people power’. A huge display of dissatisfaction with the government would have far more impact than a charade of pretend democracy at the ballot box. This is the moment in time when the question of our enslavement by the EU was going be discussed in Westminster, I would say the result had already been decided before the treacherous members had taken a show of hands. All these groups listed above should be approached to call on their members and supporters to join in their thousands to protest on the streets calling for UK OUT OF THE EU. No political banners should be flown; it is of paramount importance that no one political party or group should be seen to have any involvement in the organisation of the protest. It needs extremely dedicated and motivated people to organize this show of people power to awaken the people of Great Britain and the people of Europe out of their apathy and whose destiny lays with a Marxist cabal in Brussels. Cameron might say foreign rule is what the people want, NO, it is what he and his masters in Brussels want, that is not democracy. Democracy? Well it means different things to different people, ask our Prime Minister. |
The shock announcement by Greek prime minister Georgios Papandreou that his people will be asked to vote on the euro “rescue plan” before it is accepted, is little more than a referendum on the existence of the euro and even Greece’s further participation in the European Union experiment.
Pro-EU observers and politicians have been horrified at the announcement, and have roundly condemned Mr Papendreou. Some have even suggested that he is “ungrateful” for the aid package on offer. A spokesman for French president Nicolas Sarkozy dismissed the referendum as “irrational and dangerous,” a view echoed by most others involved in the eurozone experiment.
The announcement has put the entire bailout process on hold, said Telegraph columnist Ambrose Evans-Pritchard, who pointed out that the “markets cannot wait three months to find out the result.”
“Unless the European Central Bank steps in very soon and on a massive scale to shore up Italy, the game is up. We will have a spectacular smash-up,” the Tory blogger added.
Another observer, writing in a German publication, said that Mr Papandreou’s decision “seems like an act of desperation. Regardless how the referendum’s question is eventually worded, the Greeks will be voting on whether their country will remain in the euro zone or leave the single currency.
“How can Papandreou do this? It’s asking the same people who riot against his policies! It is already clear what the outcome will be! Such were the instant reactions to the prime minister’s announcement,” the German observer wrote.
The reality is, however, that even reverting to the drachma or leaving the EU is unlikely to help Greece in the medium term. Its economy has been so damaged by a combination of stresses caused by the common currency and, it must be said, poor domestic management, that the debt mountain will remain a problem for some time to come.
At least, however, the Greeks are actually being given a chance to vote on EU policy, and possibly even membership—a luxury denied to the British people.
Mr Papendreou’s bold move contrasts vividly with the suppression of a vote on EU membership by the Tory-Liberal-Democrat-Labour alliance last week in Westminster, despite all opinion polls showing a majority of the British public being in favour of a chance to vote on the issue.
Europe — A Catastrophe in Progress
By Peter Mills.
Greece is in trouble, with justified strikes and riots by the ordinary citizens in protest against the eye-watering poverty decreed by the Greek government for generations to come as the nation’s price for joining the European Union.
It is extremely likely – indeed, 100% inevitable – that despite all the government-enforced cutbacks on services, pensions etc. etc. Greece will have to default on paying off its international debts and the interest these accrue.
This has caused utter panic amongst the European Leader’s Club, whose united brains have been monumentally unequal to the task of finding any workable solution to the plain and obvious fact that any economic patchwork of separate member states will not rise towards the level of the best-run and most affluent members, but will sink towards the level of the poorest and more badly run countries.
This fact, indeed, is why any country applying to join the Eurozone economy is required to first prove that it meets certain minimum economic conditions and requirements. What a shame that the European leaders failed to factor-in to their calculations the normal human tendency to lie, boast, falsify the account books and juggle figures in order to get a leg-up onto the sumptuous European banqueting table. As a result of this European naivety – or sheer incompetence if one does not wish to be kind – the poorer and more badly-managed countries of Europe have sat down to dine in a restaurant where they are unable to pay their share of the bill.
The result is that other diners at the same European table are obliged to pay more than their share of the bill in order to cover the cost of the banquet, which is turning out to be far less appetising than the beautifully illustrated invitation originally promised. Indeed, some of the diners are beginning to choke as they witness the ominous increases in their own share of the bill with the serving of each course, increases which make their own membership of the European diner’s club an increasingly unappetising proposition.
In October 2011, the European Leaders Club declared a substantial increase in the EFSF, the grandly-named European Financial and Stability Facility, or to give it a less fancy title, the emergency bail-out fund. The best way to understand the EFSF is to think of it as a plate placed on the table onto which diners with more money than those who have falsified their membership accounts are required to throw their loose
change and some IOUs in the hope that the amount raised will cover at least some of the unpaid portion of the bill.
This, of course, also serves to badly embarrass those countries at the banqueting table who might also happen to have “bent the truth” a little regarding the health of their finances, or to have got into difficulties since joining Europe. As the plate is passed round the table and countries like France, Germany and Britain pull out their wallets and drop cash into the collection (yes, although we are not in the Eurozone, we still have to pay money one way or another towards the settlement of the bill), there will be other diners who open their own wallets and nothing pops out except a few well-fed moths.
The best-fed moth at the moment is Silvio Berlusconi, prime minister of Italy. Under the devious and decidedly shady Berlusconi, a bosom buddy of Tony Blair (like attracts like!) Italy, mirroring its most famous modern statesman Benito Mussolini, arrived at the banqueting table with a pompous, overbearing, overstated and gaudily dazzling splendour, eager to play the part of the wealthy gourmet whose presence at the table would automatically raise the quality of the banquet. Unfortunately, when the bill was presented to the diners, the Italian wallet was found to have nothing left in it but cobwebs.
With her amazing insight into science-fiction, Chancellor Angela Merkel of Germany has stated: “Italy has great economic strength,” adding by way of a reality check; “Italy does also have a very high level of debt…” If this remark by one of the European Union’s leading lights is analysed, it translates into ordinary human terms as; “Italy’s household income is trying to catch up with Italy’s household expenses!”
The total debt of the Italian government is one of the highest in Europe, standing currently at 118% of the country’s gross domestic product. Reduced again to simple human terms, this is equivalent to you earning £100 a week at work, but having to pay train fairs of £118 a week to commute to and from work. This is not what any normally sane person would classify as “…great economic strength”.
It is now looking increasingly likely that, as the plate for the collection is passed around the table and the chink of coin on china fills the air, when it reaches Italy the Italian government, instead of contributing, will need to pour the contents gathered on the plate into its own wallet just to metaphorically live another day! In Eurospeak, or possibly Merkelspeak, this means it is becoming increasingly acknowledged that the major recipient of the unimaginable one trillion extra Euros ordered by the European Leaders Club to be paid into the bailout fund will be fed into Italy like a black hole devouring solar systems. Any residue will go to Greece.
Far from displaying Angela Merkel’s appellation of “great economic strength”, the price Italy must now pay for borrowing has reached record levels, resulting in stock markets at the end of last week failing to rally at the good news that the European Union is adding in a single stroke one trillion Euros to its own aggregate debt. The 6.06% which Italy is now obliged to pay to borrow money over 10 years is the highest rate of any European country since the creation of the ill-fated Euro twelve years ago.
Unsurprisingly, last week the Italian government failed to meet its borrowing target, having hoped to sell up to 8.5 billion Euros worth of international bonds (government IOUs) and only managing to sell 7.9 billion, even at the new record interest rate. This reflects a growing apprehension amongst buyers that the Italian economy will not survive long enough to honour the full amount of its IOUs and will – like Greece – be compelled to default on its debt repayments. Once more reduced to normal human terms, this is equivalent to a house owner whose business is going bust being refused an additional mortgage by a building society that has examined his books, because the house is not worth as much as the money the man seeks to borrow.
In a very real sense, Italy’s financial problem is different from that of Greece, or indeed that of Ireland, Spain, Portugal and other countries. The big difference is that the debts of Italy are not the debts incurred by the Italian people, such as by exorbitant mortgages in ridiculously high housing prices or by extravagant benefits systems. The economic crisis in Italy can be laid squarely at the feet of its politicians, including its current prime minister.
Over the years and continuing today, the Italian government has permitted the rise of vested interests in business, weak investment in internal development, appallingly bad financial regulation and lethargic industrial growth to flourish. The annual economic growth rate of Italy since 1996 has averaged a very meagre 0.75%, a far lower rate than it has to pay on its debts. This means that the debts incurred by the Italian government are inevitably growing faster than their ability to repay them.
This has also meant that the ordinary people of Italy have been “short changed” by their government – the cost of public services and the benefits system is significantly less than the amount of money paid into government coffers by taxation. However, despite internally earning more from taxing the people than it spends in looking after them, because the economy is weak due to government incompetence, bad regulation and corruption, the government has needed to borrow copiously in a vicious spiral of inflation since at least 1992 and must now keep on borrowing even more just to pay the instalments on its debts.
It is obvious to everyone that a financial situation in which a country’s debt is growing like a snowball rolling downhill must, sooner or later, explode. Greece is already in the process of exploding. In Italy, the fuse is spluttering away.
The European Leaders Club is becoming anxious to force Italy to take the same drastic cuts in expenditure which have already sparked off nationwide strikes and riots in Greece. However, even if Europe forces Italy to do this, the experience with Greece is showing the ineptness of this plan. Such radical cuts in government spending are resulting in runaway unemployment in Greece (on September 6th the Greek finance minister announced that 150,000 public sector jobs alone were being cut).
Such explosions of unemployment serve only to increase the borrowing of the government instead of reducing it! In effect, the radical cuts of government spending in Greece show that this European-imposed policy is actually equivalent to pouring on petrol in order to douse a fire. Ireland, Spain and Portugal are next in the growing queue of European countries lining up for a shattering national bankruptcy.
It is unlikely that the European Union can survive its own self-inflicted financial implosion. Some writers (such as Dominic Sandbrook in the Daily Mail of Saturday October 29th) have even suggested that the final triumph of the European Union will be another great European war even worse than those of 1918 and 1939.
In Britain, we are still being told by our ruling politicians that our increasingly costly membership of the European state is highly beneficial and that to resign from Europe would be a national calamity, and that the collapse of country after country in Europe will be halted by the wisdom of the German Chancellor. And we still believe this? So did Neville Chamberlain!
The planners of the Euro-zone will have to eventually accept and “capitulate” to the reality that a common currency throughout the EU is impossible to implement, Andrew Brons MEP has said.
“There is a view that decisions about the Euro-zone have nothing to do with the United Kingdom and still less to do with a British opponent of EU membership,” Mr Brons said.
“However, I am not indifferent to the fate of fellow members of an organisation, of which I do not want Britain to be part.
“Attempts to paper over the cracks in the Euro-zone will surely fail. The value of the Euro is much too high for the Southern and North Western Five.
“What is more, it is too low for some Northern members of the zone,” he said.
“My ideal solution would be the dissolution of the whole Euro-zone. That would safeguard the future of sterling. However, a division between the two groups, with a re-valued Northern Euro and a devalued Southern Euro, would be a step in the right direction.”
Meanwhile, Eurozone leaders have cancelled a meeting of the region’s finance ministers scheduled for tomorrow amid rising tensions as no solution for the sovereign debt crisis has been found.
According to reports, markets across the Continent interpreted the news as meaning that the Eurozone leaders were less likely to reach agreement on the crisis.
Instead, EU leaders will meet tomorrow to “finalise details of a plan to tackle the debt crisis, including proposals for steeper losses for owners of Greek bonds, and a recapitalisation of European banks.”
The latter means that European taxpayers will once again be called upon to bail out the banking system.
Government spending on education will fall by more than 13 percent over the next four years, according to respected think tank Institute for Fiscal Studies (IFS). At the same time, billions extra will be spent on foreign aid, wars, and EU payments.
Higher education would lose about 40 percent of its spending as well but universities “would claw back some money due to the increased tuition fees introduced by the coalition government,” the IFS said.
“In schools, those with students from affluent backgrounds would see drastic funding cuts although schools with more deprived students would have their funding protected due to the introduction of the pupil premium,” the IFS ominously added.
In reality this means that the Third World immigrant-dominated inner city schools (which mysteriously, are always somehow “deprived”) will not have their funding cut, while schools in whiter and therefore “less deprived” areas will.
At the same time, the Coalition government has announced budget increases for International Aid (set to increase to well over £11 billion and payments to the EU of £8 billion.
The defence budget is currently set at £37 billion, but this does not include the costs of the wars in Afghanistan and Libya, which are drawn out of the additional £125 billion “other” fund which the government uses to meet “unexpected” expenses.
At the same time, the annual government deficit increases by around £170 billion more each year.
Last year, the Coalition government announced university budget cuts in England of £449 million, which led to a reduction of 6,000 university places.
At the same time, the government cut teaching budgets by £215 million, froze research funding and reduced the buildings budget by 15 percent.
Baroness Ashton has been staying at a five star hotel in Melbourne
Baroness Ashton, the vice-president of the European Union has come under fire after she headed off on a luxury break to a five star hotel in Australia.
As European leaders struggled to save the euro on Wednesday, Baroness Ashton flew to Perth where she attended a three-day Commonwealth Heads of Government meeting, which started on Friday.
But once the opening day was finished she flew off to Melbourne on a private trip where she was due to stay at the exclusive Club Spa Suite at the Langham hotel which overlooks the Yarra river.
The three-night hotel stay is being paid for by Baroness Ashton but critics have said the entire trip to Australia is a waste of time and totally irrelevant to her job.
She has previously been criticised for her slow reaction to international crises and earlier this year the Foreign Office was embarrassed after it mistakenly published confidential documents which stated that she was not experienced enough to be Europe's foreign policy chief.
Written before her appointment, it says only a former foreign minister, prime minister or head of state would be suitably qualified to take up the role, which involves taking charge of the new EU External Action Service.
Details of her Australian trip, which have been seen by the Sunday Times, emerged in a memo detailing her itinerary.
By Southwest Nationalist.
Figures released by the Office for National Statistics (ONS) have predicted that the population of the UK will hit 70 million by 2027, driven in large part by immigration and immigrant birth rates.
With Tory, Liberal and Labour all demonstrating beyond a shadow of a doubt that they are incapable of controlling our borders, and with increasing turmoil in the world due to wars, the ‘Arab spring’, not to mention famine (again, exacerbated by over-population), one suspects the higher variant is likely to be closer to the truth.
We already see the figures revised upwards, it was just a little while ago we were not supposed to hit 70 million until 2029.
It’s all a strange contradiction.
On the one hand we’re told that there’s a need for austerity and money saving, on the other we continue to allow our population to increase at an unsustainable rate.
The two are utterly incompatible, and allowing population growth to continue is simply adding to all of the problems even those in power are being forced to admit exist.
We do not currently have enough housing, nor is enough being built. We let more people in, and they all need somewhere to live. Incompatible.
We’re supposedly trying to reduce benefit bills on the welfare state, yet we continue to allow our population to swell. Incompatible.
Our overburdened NHS struggles to keep up with demand in the face of budget cutbacks and mounting costs. Despite this, more and more people arrive to add to the demand. Incompatible.
Classrooms are overcrowded, and educational standards are slipping. Government promises to do something about it, but still more people keep arriving in Britain. Incompatible.
We’ve a huge amount of unemployed, all governments pledge to drive down unemployment, yet every day people arrive faster than jobs can be created, and in search of jobs which do not exist. Incompatible, as well as rendering moot any efforts to cut benefit bills.
We’re supposed to be greener, use less resources, create less pollution. It’s a simple truth that population growth undermines all these efforts. Incompatible.
An ever rising population is incompatible with so many of the things society is supposedly seeking to achieve, we could go on and on with this list all day.
Population growth at this phenomenal rate spells disaster, and behind so many issues is the immigration factor as a driving force.
At the border, and by the cradle, so many of Britain’s problems are made far worse.
Mass immigration, and resultant children, are a huge factor in ensuring that we will never tackle many of the problems facing our country. Any gain or saving we can make is utterly offset by the increased demand from a rapidly expanding population.
Nobody in Lib/Lab/Con will ever admit it – the closest they’ll get is we made a mistake, we must reduce immigration a little – but one day a government of any political creed will have to admit to what we are today vilified for saying.
Britain is full, immigration must end.
Sooner or later that point will be reached to such an extent even officialdom must acknowledge it, we have only so much room and resources. The establishment put that off and delay it, but they’re just delaying the inevitable. Like it or not, one day they’ll have to accept and implement it.
Population cannot grow forever. First we see declining standards of living as over-crowding and overuse of resources occurs, then we see disaster and collapse as the population totally outstrips any reasonable hope of sustaining it.
Today’s disaster of a collapsing society with resources being stretched thinner and thinner will be as nothing when, in years to come, the needs of a far higher population must be met.
An ever rising population expanding at an alarming rate is utterly incompatible with meeting the needs of our existing society. We can realise that now and take steps, or delay and know that for every day we wait we’re storing up an even bigger problem.
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| Written by Green Arrow |
| October 2011 |
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The depraved despot, war criminal, and former Prime Minister for Murder, Tony Blair, has said that Britain needs more unwanted enrichers to pollute Our Country. He says we cannot succeed as a nation unless we have more black and "Asian" rapists, illiterate Somalians, thieving Romanians and lots more mad moslems to rape our children and blow us all to bits some time in the not too distant future. He says that people like those on this site calling for greater curbs on unwanted foreigners entering Our Country are wrong and that we should have open borders. I say he should be damn well executed for treason and war crimes. Remember you dull thick stupid Lib/Lab/conned voters, that it was Labour that brought in over 5.5 million unwanted invaders into our country to the detriment of the nations people that built this country. Blair is a puppet of the New World Order and hopefully he will be hung for his crimes against humanity. Pity is, is that he can only be hung once. Now sod what party your father and his father voted for - join Britain First and fight back. If nothing else, when the fighting starts you will die with a pair of balls between your legs and not like a neutered slave.        |
You know what makes me sick about those people who vote for the Lib/Lab/con trick parties. They whine and moan about the EU, they whine and moan about the foreign wars, they whine and moan about the evil banksters, they whine and moan about immigration and yet still they vote for getting their throats slit some time down the road.