28th January : In an extensive, and exclusive, YouGov poll commissioned by the Vote UK out of EU campaign the Great British Public (GBP) have provided the most comprehensive ‘SnapShot’ of the mood of the nation towards immigration, the UK’s relationship with the EU, the quality of the political leaders, and an Independent Scotland.
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28th January : More excellent coverage from the Daily Express and Macer Hall, with a commentary by Vote UK out of EU Camaign CEO Jon Gaunt, describing how the Great British Public (GBP) are sick to death of uncontrolled and uncontrollable immigration, the expensive and undemocratic EU, and the excesses of the Human Rights Act.
28th January : Excellent coverage of our YouGov in the Daily Express today with Macer Hall leading the way with an article describing how 78 per cent of voters want the Government to ignore Brussels rules that could entitle European Union migrants to claim welfare benefits in Britain.
Two thirds believe immigration from other EU countries over recent years has been bad for the UK.
28th January : IF and that is a HUGE IF the political class had listened to the people a bit more over the years then the country would be in a much better state.
On most big issues public opinion has been proven right and the political elite wrong. In the nineties Michael Howard’s expansion of the prison population was decried by political class opinion but backed by the people. It initiated a long fall in crime.
28th January British people are sick to death of uncontrolled and uncontrollable immigration, the expensive and undemocratic EU, and the excesses of the Human Rights Act.
In this poll 66 percent of Brits believe immigration has caused unemployment to rise and 63 percent want a sharp reduction in immigration as they know it would not only be good for Britain’s economy but it would mean more jobs for British Workers.
27th January : Here is one that will make you splutter over your Corn Flakes as the Daily Express expose that the EU blew £230million on junkets to exotic locations including the Seychelles.
“Euro MPs enjoyed dozens of taxpayer-funded trips and fact-finding missions including an eight-day trip to the Democratic Republic of Congo costing £850,000 – to discuss poverty.”
26th January : Excellent article in the Yorkshire Post today which starts with the comment that IF David Cameron is to be believed, Britain is better off in Europe – despite the scale of the eurozone financial crisis, the interfering nature of Brussels diktats and the reluctance of successive Prime Ministers to hold a defining “in or out” referendum on this country’s membership of the European Union.
26th January : Well at least Merkal has finally woken up and smelt the coffee and realised that the Greek rescue plan isn’t going to work!? Didn’t we tell her this weeks ago?
However her solution to the plan is? Even more political Union for the EU! Doh! No, we want a referendum.
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15th January : OK let me get this right! The EU is in a mess. Financially prudence and credibility is required, not least as far as the management of the 370€ billion European Stability Mechanism fund is required, so who have the EU called?
74 year old Jacques Santer, who you may recall quit as head of the European Commission in a corruption scandaln in 1999 when the former premier of Luxembourg led all the EU commissioners in resigning amid claims of financial malpractice.
25th January : Once again EU ‘rules’ are adversely affecting the UK public, as new rules from European judges are causing cuts to pensions in the UK.
An EU directive means that insurers have to hold more cash in the bank, reducing annuities and rates, and as such the value of UK pensions have crashed.
24th January : The Scottish government’s plans to only allow residents to vote in the independence referendum has provoked anger among the country’s expatriate community. In a debate in the Scottish parliament last week, Labour MSP Elaine Murray raised the the question of whether expatriate Scots could be allowed to vote in the independence referendum. Under current proposals, many non-Scots living in Scotland at the time of the referendum will qualify to take part, but the hundreds of thousands of Scottish people who live elsewhere in the United Kingdom, or overseas, will not.
23rd January : Excellent coverage of the speech Cameron is expected to give this week in Strasbourg on the European Court of Human Rights, but can’t help feeling that a better debate would be should Cameron withdraw Britain?
The story claims that the Prime Minister will propose a series of reforms, but:
21st January : The headline in the Daily Express says it all as a secret plot to give the European Union sweeping powers to impose crippling tax rates on Britain has been exposed.
A confidential document drafted by German and French officials arguing for EU chiefs to “coordinate” taxation across all 27 member nations emerged in Brussels.
19th January : Every Brit may face £1,000 bill as
euro bailout soars to $1TRILLION.
Great headline and cartoon by The Sun this morning describing how our bill for bailing out the euro could soar to £65BILLION — £1,000 for every man, woman and child.
The UK’s new contribution would be on top of the £30billion we’ve already committed to the IMF and our £7billion loan to Ireland.
19th January : Great article explaining how EU ‘propaganda’ is being handed out to teachers to indoctrinate pupils at a young age as a Brussels official responsible for providing classroom material to UK schools admitted a desire to teach youngsters about the ‘values of EU membership’ from a young age, before they are ‘misinformed’.
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