When we joined the
E.U. many years ago we were assured by our politicians that what we
were entering was simply a Free Trade Agreement and that our
Sovereignty, our Laws and our armed forces were to be safe from
foreign interference. It was only a matter of months before this
assurance proved to be false.
In the intervening
years the inroads into matters which were supposed to be sacrosanct
have been many, far too many.
Unable to fish in
our own waters our fishermen were obliged to watch while Spanish
Trawlers scoured coastal waters and the sea bed until our fish stocks
were exhausted and our fishing industry crippled.
Our Farmers were
encouraged to enlarge their dairy herds taking out loans in order to
build huge milking parlours only to fall foul of milk quotas. Our
fruit growers were actually advised by Tony Blair to fell their
orchards when the bottom fell out of the apple market.
We were obliged to
buy huge quantities of French apples while at the same time the
French outright refused to purchase ours, Free Trade? I don’t think
so!
The list of such
interferences is far too long to enumerate, but the statistics speak
for themselves if you care to look
. Farms are going out of business at an alarming rate.
Recently when a
group of Farmers desperate to keep their farms afloat joined forces
to pool their milk yield and make artisan cheeses the E.U, most
notably the French did their level best to put a stop to the
enterprise.
They claimed that
because the cheese was organic it was unhealthy and might contain
Listeria, a ridiculous argument when one considers the arcane methods
still employed by many French Farmers.
Every corner of our
lives is subject to meddling of this sort but there is worse to come.
There have been
serious talks concerning the E.U.wish to form a united European
Army the control of which would not be our own.
When I listened last
week to David Cameron warning us that if we left the E.U it would
start a Third World War I was reminded of The policy of Appeasement
in the Thirties when the Nazis were invading their neighbours without
let or hindrance, peace at any cost. Well we all know that it didn't
work.
My father and my
both of my grandfathers fought in the two World Wars to keep our
nation free, and to liberate other nations who had been unable to
fend for themselves in the face of German might.
Are we now expected
to give for the asking that which could not be taken from us by
force.
Of course there are
those who say that things have changes, but have they?
Southern Ireland
Joined the Monetary Union and as a result are no longer allowed and
control over their spending. Greece was allowed to join and when like
Southern Ireland it was unable to repay massive E.U loans it has been
subject to similar attempts to take over.
Germany even offered
to pay all their debts if the Greek Government would surrender
control of their country. Spain Italy and Portugal may shortly follow
them into the financial abyss.
What they were
unable to acquire by force they are now attempting to take by
stealth, and there but for the one sensible decision made by Former
Prime Minister Gordon Brown goes the UK.
He stood out against
monetary union and as a result we are now the fifth largest world
economy.
No wonder envious
Europe wants to control our country.
Much has been said
about Boris Johnston’s recent remarks about Nazi Germany and some
have considered his views as inflammatory, but were his remarks any
more a matter of scare scaremongering than Cameron’s threat of a
Third World War?
The fact is that the
Germans dislike us because we have stood against them and won. The
French hate us because they were oblige to be bailed out when they
were invaded by Germany.
As a nation we have
been the enemy of France for centurys and Germany for over a
hundred years, many nations have attempted to invade our land and have been
beaten off.
We have stood alone
and survived without help from Europe for a thousand years, we did
not need them then and we don't need them now.
David Cameron claims
that we now have a reformed European Union. The truth is that after
weeks of lobbying and days of talks he was unable to get permission
from the E.U. for his Government to control immigration or to
determine what benefit should be given to those migrants. If we are
unable to make such decisions now, is it likely that things will
improve if we deepen our involvement with Europe?
Let us keep our
sovereignty and our self respect,and our Army and our Government
British. Vote out.
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