A Massive And Joyful Defeat For Prescott, For Regionalisation And For The EU


How appropriate that Prescott's humiliating defeat at the hands of voters in the North East should have taken place on November 5th - the night when the British celebrate Guy Fawkes's attempt to destroy Parliament.

The New Fascist New Labour Government naturally pretended that the unsuccessful attempt to force a Regional Assembly on the people of the North East was an act of political generosity on their part. Their line now is that the voters of the North East have stupidly turned down a great gift.

Politicians and the national media all carefully avoided the truth; which is that the North Eastern Regional mini parliament already exists. As do other Regional mini parliaments around the country. They may be secret. The members may be unelected. But they already exist.

And both politicians and the national media also carefully avoided the fact that these new Regional Parliaments are nothing to do with providing an extra layer of political representation for British voters but are simply part of the EU's plan to get rid of England and the House of Commons and to replace the former with nine EU regions and the latter with nine regional EU parliaments.

The significance of the rout of Prescott cannot be over-estimated. This was one of the most important votes in Britain's history. (You wouldn't know this from the way our utterly dishonest media dealt with the election. Not one TV network ran a programme dealing with the election. Not one national newspaper put the vote result on its front page the next day. Are national media editors and correspondents stupid or bent? Dunno. Probably both. There's a lot of EU money sloshing around these days.)

Europhiles will be devastated. Their plans are now in tatters.

But they will not, of course, close down the regional parliaments they have set up.

They will try again: forcing the electorate to vote again and again until they produce the `right' answer.

It's our job to make sure that we keep spreading the truth. Having a fascist British Government is bad enough. Having a fascist European Government would be even worse.


P.S. Blair must now be terrified that he will lose the referendum on the EU constitution. My guess is that the referendum won't even take place. Watch carefully to see if Blair removes the promise of a vote on the new EU constitution from the Labour Party manifesto before the next election. If the referendum vote does take place the question will be as bent as a paperclip. Voters will be asked something like: `Do you want to live in poverty and fear or would you like to live in comfort under the new EU constitution?' My prediction is that even with a bent question Blair will lose the referendum on the EU constitution. Blair will rely on the votes of the countless millions receiving Government money (either because they are on the dole or social security or because they are on the Government pay roll) to win the next election. But most of those voters like the world the way it is and don't care about Europe. They won't vote `Yes' for the EU constitution either.


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