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EU in Action – Sign Now! Read Afterwards

by AT on July 24, 2009

European Central Bank in Frankfurt

European Central Bank in Frankfurt

The Lisbon Treaty, that rehash of the EU Constitution. I don’t know about you but apart from threats of economic meltdown if we don’t sign, here in the UK I haven’t heard a single argument from any politician of any major party explaining the benefits and costs of our ever closer integration with Europe.

As for the economic meltdown, look around you. It’s here anyway, is Europe going to rescue us from the global mess created by the bankers? How, by handing total independence to the bankers? By allowing the banks to operate without the fussy interference of our (allegedly) democratic representatives?
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Ireland Needs Your Help!

by AT on July 23, 2009

New Irish Newspaper Needs Your Support

New Irish Newspaper Needs Your Support

As you know Lisbon 2 is around the corner and we need the Irish people to VOTE NO once more.

Most of the Truth Groups in Ireland have started a coalition called Truth Coalition Ireland to work together to fight for a NO VOTE.

Here is a message and a plea for support. Remember, if Ireland can shoot this Lisbon “Treaty” down with another “NO” vote it will force our Europhile politicians into a position where they will no longer be able to deny the British people a voice.
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People Power! Can You Believe It?

by AT on July 21, 2009

If you watch the 24/7 news on TV or read the usual newspapers you’ll have no trouble recognising the environment they take for granted they are operating in and we are supposedly living in. It goes like so:

  • The United Kingdom is a democracy,
  • That has a parliament led by Prime Minister Gordon Brown and an “opposition” led by “Dave” Cameron,
  • And the office of the Prime Minister is the highest in the land,
  • And the laws made in parliament are a representation of the will of the public as expressed at the ballot box.

Which makes me wonder why the old sayings, “None of them are any good!”, or, “This lot are as bad as the last lot!”, are as popular today as they have ever been.
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