Why UKIP should join a 'European Union'.
I do understand that if you are a UKIP supporter it is because you really don’t want anything to do with Europe, Brussels, foreign sounding names or incomprehensible policies foisted upon you – or the Euro!
Just put your hackles down for five minutes at my headline, and listen up. There is a European Union that you should be part of. It is full of foreign sounding names that are impossible to remember and weird acronyms. I live in France, and speak French – and I tend to gloss over these strange factions, so I sympathise.
If you live in the UK and read the English media, and especially if you are a UKIP supporter, you will understand that just off the coast of Britannia is a place called ‘Europe’ chock full of people happy to be ‘European’, and bewildered that the ‘awkward squad’ aka ‘the British’ don’t wish to join them, don’t want to have their economy ruined by the Euro, and resent the loss of their sovereignty, amongst other complaints.
What you won’t read is that there are lots of people just like you in Europe.
You won’t read it in the British media because they prefer to support the European project by alleging all sorts of sexual and financial shenanigans on the part of Nigel Farage. That is how we deal with unhelpful political viewpoints.
You won’t read it in the French media because they practise straight forward censorship. They just refuse to mention ‘unhelpful’ political viewpoints. They don’t mind the odd mention of Marine Le Penn because they get extra brownie points for a quick scathing reference to her ‘racist’ Father.
But they will not mention François Asselineau. Which is surprising, because François was a prominent Cabinet Minister under Sarkozy, and you would expect the equivalent of George Osborne leaving the Conservative party and setting up a new party to garner at least the odd sentence. It doesn’t.
That is not because François is a racist, or because he engages in some beyond the pale sexual practices, it is because he commits far greater crimes. He uses his background as an economic advisor to several governments to expound his theory that France shouldn’t be in the European Union. *Gasp!* The love of sovereignty that dare not speak its name…
He founded a party a year ago called the l’Union Populaire Républicaine (or the UPR for short) which has been systematically banned from conference halls, left out of hustings, ignored by the main stream media – and most extraordinary of all – silenced by the French blogosphere. There has been a humongous row going on at French wikipedia because every time someone sets up a page for this previously prominent politician, it is deleted – on the grounds that the only mention of François and the UPR is in the blogosphere, not the main stream media, and therefore not a ‘reliable source’. Oh the Irony!
Russia Today will talk about him, the English wikipedia give him a page, Iranian TV even managed a mention, but the only French citizens who are aware that there is any opposition at all to the European project in France are those who live in London…
François stood as a Presidential candidate against Sarkozy and Hollande, though you need to be a determined Raccoon to find any mention of that (only in English, not French!!!) – and even unknown and minor Trotskyist candidates managed to get sufficient publicity to qualify – but not François. The crime that dare not speak its name indeed. Amazingly, François has managed to acquire 4,000 paid up supporters in a year, purely by word of mouth, and via his blog.
So what are these ‘extremist views’ that he holds?
He thinks that although the creation of the European project was sold to a battered post-war France as the means to acquire longed for peace, the Nato alliance has succeeded in dragging France into unwanted foreign wars in oil rich countries at the US behest.
He thinks that the Eurozone has been a disastrous development which has made life more expensive for ordinary workers.
He thinks that far from being the economic purchasing powerhouse allowing Europe to compete with the US and China, the European Commission prevents any protective measures comparable to those blithely practiced by the United States or China.
As for job guarantees, he points out that the EC supports the transfer of jobs to lower waged newer members of the Union which has precisely the opposite effect.
Migration? Whoa! Careful François! He points out that France has more immigration than any other European country and under the Shengen agreement is completely unable to control this.
As for the Common Market – that behemoth of British prejudice – Brussels has managed to legislate out of existence most of the traditional agriculture, leaving only a dependance on compensatory tariffs and no pride in producing.
He points out that the only time the French people were offered a referendum, they voted against being part of the ‘European Union’ – and were promptly ignored!
Does he not sound incredibly like Nigel Farage – (even when run through Google translate)?
Please give the man a helping hand. Write about him if you have the time, join his Facebook page if not. Include Fred Cecca or #UPR in your retweets.
Let him know that the British aren’t anti-Europeans, just anti the European Union. You have a lot in common with people of other European nations. They would like to get out from under the yoke of Brussels too – and Nato.
I’m off to discover what other fledgling parties are being suppressed that also want to be out of the EU. You have a lot to gain from joining forces with them – albeit they have difficult names.
- me
April 23, 2014 at 8:24 am -
“I do understand that if you are a UKIP supporter it is because you really don’t want anything to do with Europe, Brussels, foreign sounding names or incomprehensible policies foisted upon you – or the Euro!”
When you get it this wrong in the first paragraph there’s little point reading on.
- Kingbingo
April 23, 2014 at 8:40 am -
“I do understand that if you are a UKIP supporter it is because you really don’t want anything to do with Europe”
I should point out that Anna is being playfully mischievous, I think, with this statement. She knows full well that Kippers love Europe, but dislike excessive government, especially remote excessive government.
- Kingbingo
- Weygand
April 23, 2014 at 8:40 am -
I think had ‘me’ read the second sentence, he would have discovered that the first was a stylistic device and that the sentiment of the article was not quite what he presumed it to be.
In any event, it is clear that Farage will have nothing to do with parties such as the UPR for fear of suffering the same stigma – see his rebuff of Marine Le Pen. - Dioclese
April 23, 2014 at 8:45 am -
Quite right, Anna. We’re not anti-European just anti EU. We were given a vote based on a lie by the traitor Edward Heath who is actually recorded as saying “If we tell them the truth, they’ll never go for it!”
We voted to jon the common market. It was a natural extension of EFTA. Nobody talked about economic and political union. It was a free trade zone. Or so we thought.
Actually there is a European union that UKIP already belong to. It’s called the European of Freedom and Democracy group. Sounds very similar to what this guy is talking about.
As regards Farage & Co, he said some time ago that when the other parties can’t win the argument then they’ll resort to discrediting the opposition – and that’s exactly what’s happening. We’re descending into US style gutter politics. And the fact that Miliband has employed an American to show him how to do it is not boding well for the 2015 general election.
I think this will all rebound. If there’s one thing the British don’t like, it’s one side slagging off the other.
P.S. welcome back. Good to see you back on form…
- Mudplugger
April 23, 2014 at 2:03 pm -
Slight error of detail – we never voted to go in.
After being forcibly enlisted in 1973 by Taitor Heath (quietly encouraged and assisted by the CIA’s dark-ops boys), we were given a referendum in 1975 by Harold Wilson to decide whether to stay in or leave – not whether to join in the first place. Only two years down the road, and with the covert strategies of the EU still well-hidden, it was not surprising that two-thirds accepted the shared recommendation of all the major party leaders and voted to stay in.
But will we make the same mistake again – I sincerely hope not, I’ve wasted most of my life already under EU oppression and slavery.I am European, I love different European cultures and people, I enjoy sampling it and may indeed choose to live amongst it, but it is not a prerequisite to have a European super-state of undemocratic structures and crooked personnel for that to happen. Kill the EU, let’s just be happy Europeans.
- Mudplugger
- bruce
April 23, 2014 at 8:46 am -
One might disagree with the first para, perhaps you missed the ironing, but it’s worth persevering. Thank you Anna.
- Londoner
April 23, 2014 at 8:47 am -
This has to be one of the most ignorant pieces of political comment I have ever read. “….If you really don’t want anything to do with Europe, Brussels, foreign sounding names or incomprehensible policies foisted upon you – or the Euro!”
Utter bunk. I live in London. I can speak functional French and German, passable Thai and can get by in Mandarin. I can read Italian, Spanish, Dutch and Swedish well enough to make a living using those langauges. I strongly object to your insulting assumptions that people who reject the EU are in some way ignorant and insular. It is, rather, the opposite. The whole world comes to London and is welcomed with open arms. I know exactly what the EU is and the damage it is doing to our country and the potential of its international relationships. That is why the whole anti-democratic, divisive and expensive rotten edifice needs to be torn down and replaced with something better that works for the British public and the British public’s needs. I love Europe. I hate the EU.
- Edgar
April 23, 2014 at 9:39 am -
Irony. Look it up.
- Londoner
April 23, 2014 at 10:23 am -
Manners. Get some.
- Little Black Sambo
April 23, 2014 at 11:26 am -
Londoner, when in a hole, stop digging.
- Little Black Sambo
- Londoner
- Charles Kay
April 23, 2014 at 6:33 pm -
Goodness me Londoner, you may speak all those languages but it appears your English is limited. If you’d actually read and understood Anna’s blog then perhaps your comments wouldn’t have appeared so stupid!
- Frankie
April 23, 2014 at 11:01 pm -
@Londoner: If you are as well educated and erudite as you aver, then you should have the sense to know when you are beaten… and being rude to our host is an absolute ‘no no’. Disagree, by all means, but be courteous. Anna has been through hell, and back.
Much as I dislike most, if not all that Farage and his ilk spout I fear that he is mining a rich seam of justifiable dislike of the whole set up of the EU and our seeming lack of power to reform it.
It is a massively corrupt edifice in its present format and I, for one, hate the whole messy business. It speaks volumes when, if undertaking a law degree in the UK, you are permitted to take an unmarked copy of a EU precedents book into the European Law exam because the whole thing is basically a gigantic lash up that no sane person can fully understand without help!
I especially hate the fact that whilst we in the UK blindly follow every blasted edict dreamed up by some overpaid faceless Eurocrat, many other countries simply ignore those laws that they don’t approve of.
Take smoking in restaurants, as an example. It is illegal to smoke in a restaurant in England, as it is in Greece, but Greeks still smoke in restaurants, if they so choose to, stubbing out their cigarettes in ash trays provided by such establishments, or at least they did last week when I was there…
I hate smoking myself, but this demonstrates that we in the UK take all this EU baloney far too seriously and I would not be surprised if we were the only EU country that dutifully implements every rule, regulation or diktat, while the rest of the EU, who are truly European, and have to put up with being tied into the Euro are laughing at us behind our backs.
I think that Farage and Co. will do well not because we like the fellow or his policies, but because he seems to be able to speak to a part of us that knows that things are not as they should be, and we all know that the main parties cannot be trusted to fulfill their promises with regard to referendums and such – and that even if a referendum were permitted to take place (if Cameron gets his desired majority in the next Parliament) then we cannot actually renegotiate our position in the EU as the rules stand. Fact.
Hating the whole ghastly EU construct does not mean that we hate Europeans generally, however.
- Frankie
- Edgar
- right-writes
April 23, 2014 at 8:56 am -
UKIP already has good relations with a number of European political movements, but although these are firm, it is at the very heart of the debate that the peoples of Europe have different traditions and different ideals, some of the parties that are aligned with UKIP in the EP are to British eyes and ears, a little bit iffy.
At UKIP conferences, we have had speeches from political leaders in many EU countries including France (Debout La Republique leader Nicolas Dupont-Aignan) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HirP8o_mRxM, Finland (Timo Soini) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gFwUMzjPoLY, and many more.
The problem for EU realists is that there is NO EUROPEAN CONSTITUENCY, it is like herding cats, so it’s good to be friends, but much further than that, I am not sure.
- Margaret Jervis
April 23, 2014 at 8:56 am -
There’s an interesting article on the media treatment of UKIp by Tim Black o on Spiked
http://www.spiked-online.com/spikedplus/article/14858#.U1d8BVemXas
Also interesting is that Hermann Kelly, the Irish journo who is Farage’s head of communications for the MEP anti EU group researched and published Kathy’ s Real Story which discredited the leading Irish and international mislit ‘author’ Kathy O’Beirne by revealing her real life and those she had maligned – of course the horse had bolted but it was a fine piece of genuine investigation published at his own expense.
Hermann’s wife is French I believe, Nigel’s German. Who are the ‘little Englanders’? - Tom Catesby
April 23, 2014 at 8:58 am -
It came as a surprise to hear about the gentleman and his party, as I had never heard of him, for the very reasons given in
the article by Anna. I think the way forward for those wishing to see the kind of democratic changes in Europe, discussed
in the article, should make common cause with all in Europe in the same mind. It would do UKIP no harm, to let the
British people know that they are not alone in speaking out against the current EU regime. Remember the old saying.
,My enemies enemy is my friend’. - Ms Mildred
April 23, 2014 at 9:21 am -
I hate politicians slinging dirt around when elections loom. They cultivate a swamp to garner mud to sling at the likes of Farage and Asselineau. Any old bit of slutch will do as ammunition. If that fails to work they beaver away at sidelining them. Abuse of supporters is also a speciality. What a dirty business it all is. To keep this ship of Euro fools afloat, it seems they will dredge around the slimiest of ponds. We know it is all about the power to boss us all about. Federalise us and claim sovereignty over us if they can by creeping edicts. We have a weak and flabby PM when we could do with a much stronger person. One who keeps promises and does not prevaricate. Since Heath deceived us into Europe we have had Globalisation which has transformed trading the world over. We need Europe united to stand up to all this. Not to weaken smaller countries by trapping them in the Euro corset and beggaring them into grovelling for bail out money, after being fed money,as in Ireland, to fund a crass housing boom and then kerash!!
- Matt
April 23, 2014 at 9:26 am -
“I do understand that if you are a UKIP supporter it is because you really don’t want anything to do with Europe, Brussels, foreign sounding names or incomprehensible policies foisted upon you – or the Euro!”
Not what I understand. My analogy would be, whilst I like my neighbours and get on well with them, I do not intend to get into bed with them.
- woodsy42
April 23, 2014 at 2:39 pm -
And especially not open a joint bank account with them!
- woodsy42
- Duncan Disorderly
April 23, 2014 at 9:51 am -
“He thinks that far from being the economic purchasing powerhouse allowing Europe to compete with the US and China, the European Commission prevents any protective measures comparable to those blithely practiced by the United States or China.”
Does anyone really think that the US would be as wealthy as it is if every state operated tit-for-tat protectionism measures against every other state? Does this not apply to Europe as well?
- binao
April 23, 2014 at 9:52 am -
Good to see you back at it Anna.
I have no party affiliations, but I do feel the need to use UKIP to beat the mainstream parties into some awareness of their isolation from reality. And perhaps to remind them of their primary responsibility to protect our wellbeing & security.
I don’t think I know anybody that is anti Europe, the issue seems to be the fear that the eu endgame will be a disaster, and why would you do it anyway?
I take the point about the censorship in Europe; we have more subtle means.
Recently the BBC headlined a report ‘France’s Front National offers open arms to UKIP’, establishing a non-existent association. Only in the small print was Farage’s rebuttal mentioned. Why wasn’t the headline on the lines of …Farage rejects Le Pen overtures…?
Am I being oversensitive?- John Doran
April 23, 2014 at 10:51 am -
You’re not being oversensitive, binao.
The BBC is the biggest lie factory in this country, surpassing all three major political parties put together IMHO.
They’re still pushing the big Mann made Global Warming/Climate Change/Weird Weather Lie, though it’s been 17.5 years since there’s been any significant warming, the climate’s been changing for ~4.5 billion years, & will always be changing, as long as the Earth exists, & the historic incidence of floods, storms etc etc, is down not up.
Auntie Beeb has been taken over by Hard Left EU (On the way to One World Govt) fanatics, as have all three main political parties.
For a chap who was derisively sidelined by “Auntie” Beeb when attempting to stand as an independent candidate, try Brian Gerrish at,
http://www.ukcolumn.org
For an alternative look at politics in this country, try going on youtube & putting in BRIAN GERRISH/THE SECRET POLITICAL AGENDA [PEWSEY] MP4
OR: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZyxQHqHqDGMGU
It’s 2 hrs 29 mins, I’m afraid, but an eye opener.For honest debate in Climate Science, try http://www.wattsupwiththat.com
For a humorous take on Climate History, try http://www.stevengoddard.wordpress.com
For a look at “Aunty”, try http://www.biasedbbc.com- binao
April 23, 2014 at 12:00 pm -
Thanks John,
But I think for the moment I’ll just take the view that what we have is self perpetuating top layer of the well educated dominated by a like minded liberal left. With little confidence in those below them, and utterly certain that there is no other game in town. People with different views are unlikely to be team players, so don’t get invited to join. On the environment, I’m far more concerned with the adopted solutions than arguing about the existence of dangers.
A bit difficult to influence or change any of this, so I guess it will be events that do it. Lets just hope not too painfully.And then I have my own prejudices too, possibly with little more justification.
- John Doran
April 23, 2014 at 5:55 pm -
You are quite right to focus on the presently selected “solutions” to the non problem of Global Warming, Binao, as these ” solutions” are far worse than the non-existent problem.
They will lead to the birth of a fascist style govt as is happening in the US, & we know where that led.
Check out
The Cliven Bundy ranch, Nevada.
Lord Christopher Monckton
Agenda 21 for dummiesRegards,
JD.youtube & Lord Monckton on United Nations Agenda 21
is instructive. 51 mins
- John Doran
- John Doran
April 23, 2014 at 5:23 pm -
Sorry, for a look at “Aunty” should read http://www.biasedbbc.org
Sincere ajolopies.
- binao
- John Doran
- Tedioustantrums
April 23, 2014 at 9:58 am -
The language used by an increasing amount of people in England is pretty much the same as the language used in Scotland for the independence debate. That makes it difficult, or should do if the MSM were doing their job, for the “Better Together – NO people to argue effectively.
The fact that the SNP version of independence includes being a member of the EU seem ludicrous too. The best way forward is to use the Norwegian model. Simples.
I was in France a few weeks ago and it was a fabulous experience. The people were great, they had loads of wee individual shops and they still had their own identity. More power to them.
- Furor Teutonicus
April 23, 2014 at 10:52 am -
XX What you won’t read is that there are lots of people just like you in Europe.XX
In Germany we have “Alternativ für Deutschland.”
They are/were(?) actualy considering linking themselves with UKIP, they are so similar, and at the last general elections here, in the polls, they were throwing even Merkel off her throne!
(There is a story to go with that. HOW, after polls showed them to be ahead of EVERY other party in the Reichstag, did they only get 4,1% of the vote????
Should we talk about the post vans found parked up all over Germany, with sacks full of postal votes, ALL for AfD?This is STILL waiting a decission of the Bundesverfassungsgericht (Constitutional court), and the Bundesverwaltungsgericht (Hmmm…. they deal with whether a vote should be legal, paperwork and administration basically, or things like that.) as to whether people should be prosecuted or not. Trouble is, it COULD take ten years!!! HEL! That is two and a half complete GOVERNMENTS!!!
- Jeremy Poynton
April 23, 2014 at 11:38 am -
Love Europe. Loathe the EU
- Peter
April 23, 2014 at 12:08 pm -
Off topic but I can’t see another Contact option. Glade to learn you’re on the mend, you might find this interesting:-
http://www.spiked-online.com/newsite/article/cyril-smith-no-justice-for-dead-men/14942
- John Doran
April 23, 2014 at 12:15 pm -
Thanks for a great post, Anna.
Good to see you back & in fine form.JD.
- Robert the Biker
April 23, 2014 at 12:42 pm -
What I think most of us object to is that there is no one to go and have a moan to; no local MP, no council office, no Citizens advice bureau. We are simply dictated to by a parcel of faceless policy wonks who are doing quite well thankyouverymuch on our unrepresented quid.
Just the smug self satisfied disdain of our unelected ‘betters’ who of course no SO MUCH better than us plebs what is good for us, and hadn’t we just better shut up and leave it to them without any pathetic moaning.
I want out because I realise that there is no advance while these people rule us from afar, with our own pathetic government sucking up to them in hope of a few crumbs from the table, or perhaps a well paid sinecure.- binao
April 24, 2014 at 7:38 pm -
A bit like our new county councillor, I think I’ve seen my MP more often.
They say a baboon in a blue jersey would get elected, might have been a better bet.
Rumour is he’s in the next Harry Potter film; already has his cloak of invisibility.But how do you get in touch with your MEP, and what’s the point?
- binao
- FredCecca
April 23, 2014 at 1:25 pm -
The official Twitter account of François Asselineau is @upr_asselineau
Follow him. - Backwoodsman
April 23, 2014 at 2:42 pm -
Oh, the ironing.
Wonderful to have you back Anna – the gif of the racoon with the cane is stunning, please give it a guest spot on the masthead.
The story about Dom is a bit of a shocker, I had to scroll up and check it wasn’t dated 1st April.
Anyway, back to the subject in hand : Whadawewant ? Less Bureucracy. When do we want it ? Now !! - Moor Larkin
April 23, 2014 at 6:35 pm -
It could be a fascinating year, with UKIP sweeping the Euro polls in May, only to find that by October the UK no longer exists.
C’est la vie mon braves. - JimmyGiro
April 23, 2014 at 6:43 pm -
Imagine if you were evil, and that you were self aware enough to hide that fact; would you not hide behind all that was good by claiming that you ‘love’ it?
So ‘Europe’, and all that is good about it, becomes the innocent stalking horse of the evil socialist bureaucracy. And it will happen that many sense the evil, yet blame the horse!
- gareth
April 23, 2014 at 9:27 pm -
Me, I think that Nigel Flange is actually an EU mole, planted to prevent any effective moves to get back UK sovereignty. UKIP don’t seem to have any actual plan to get out of the EU or any idea of what would come next. The Harogate agenda folks seem to have some of the best ideas: Richard North (eureferendum.com) makes a lot of sense – but unfortunately has some “issues” too. Read the blog.
I particularly dislike the way the Beeb, etc. try to portray anyone who doesn’t want the EU as anti-Europe/racist/xenophobic/whatever. I have a Lithuanian God Son, French Ex, friends of various nationalities, speak bad French & German, worse Spanish & Finish. I think that we Europeans are great – but that Eurocrats should “make good use of their ties”.
I will be voting UKIP on May 22, but only because it’s marginally better than denying the horrid EU thing credibility by refusing to vote. - Michael J. McFadden
April 24, 2014 at 12:36 am -
Very interesting Anna! Hadn’t heard of him at all. Maybe getting an article or three in some Brit UKIP-supportive papers might give the French Wiki folks some indigestion about excluding him from their pages.
– MJM
- Michael
April 24, 2014 at 11:21 am -
I’ll probably vote UKIP in the European elections, but I’ll be holding my nose as I do it. This latest fearmongering campaign has not been their finest hour, and although Farage was said to have won the debates against Clegg, I think he somewhat missed the point. I don’t really care whether we have 10% or 80% of our laws made in Brussels. There’s a higher point of principal at stake here, to wit, a European establishment with nothing but a fig leaf of representative democracy. In the words of Tony Benn, we are “managed, not represented”.
- Me_Again
April 24, 2014 at 6:10 pm -
…hold my nose as I do it? Don’t bother old son, I’d rather not have votes like yours.
- Me_Again
- Ho Hum
April 24, 2014 at 5:47 pm -
Haven’t had time to catch up on all the comments here, but I get seriously hacked off with all the witless tomfoolery practised by those who denigrate the EU as being governed by some sort of non democratic council and related processes, who seem perfectly happy to swallow whole the notion that the UK’s governing institutions, and, yes, I’m looking at you, Ministry of Justice and Home Office apparatchiks, are somehow representative of the embodiment of democracy.
And if anyone really expects that to change with UKIP in government, wholly or partly, they should refer themselves to their local mental health service
- Me_Again
April 24, 2014 at 6:09 pm -
The big difference, that anyone running on half power at least can see, is that the unelected drones in Brussels cannot be deselected or voted out of anything whereas we can get rid of and regularly do, the dross in Westminster, only to swap it for more of the same.
I don’t think any of us think believe that British democracy is indeed a good example, how can it be with a silly first past the post system? In fact the irony is that the only good thing the EU does is elect the other group of sterile drones in the European parliament. These are the chaps who cannot propose legislation and yet are the legislature supposedly.
- Me_Again
- Me_Again
April 24, 2014 at 6:03 pm -
Very interesting Anna. Having been a UKIP member since 09 I was aware of the different anti-EU groups around the 28, I had the great good fortune to meet the Finnish guy, built like a bear, who’s name has slipped between the cracks in my mental pavement. He gave a presentation on various anti-EU parties throughout Europe in order to show us we were not alone. I’d like to do the same for François Asselineau, and will try to mention him in my regular blogging in the Telegraph, the Mail and The Express.
- Junican
April 24, 2014 at 8:10 pm -
There are many things that get up our noses about the EU. For me, it is that it seems to be NEGATIVELY beneficial in economic terms. So many of the employees if the EU seem to be spending time and effort, at great expense, to produce OBSTACLES (in the form of regulations) which make manufacturing and supply more and more difficult and costly. It isn’t even as though the increased cost finish at the EU – they percolate through the economy multiplying as they pass through. It is the opposite of ‘economy of scale’.
- steve
April 26, 2014 at 3:58 pm -
the french are so much like the english were ,much respect love your food,fashion,perfume,rugby,but above all your sense of spirit for what is right for the nation .I hope we can work together to keep our jobs, education ,standard of life,laws of the land.enough is enough lets get back some of our spirit and work with our french brothers to keep our true identities
- Ho Hum
April 26, 2014 at 5:11 pm -
The French might be waiting for September, hoping to renew the ‘Vieille Alliance’
- Ho Hum
- Ian R Thorpe
April 28, 2014 at 7:27 pm -
I trust you will not mind me using a couple of longish extracts from this Anna, so I’ll get on with putting it in front of my few thousand readers tomorrow. Its a great one to throw at those leftie trolls who say only the British are against the Federal European Superstate.
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