Thoughts on th EU

Hello friends,

I say friends because those who voted in and those who voted out are being set against each other by the (controlled) press and other media. (Divide and rule) Everyone who cast a vote either in or out, did so because they believed it was the best thing for the country.

I voted out because I believe it is the best thing for the country. I have no bad feelings for the people who voted in, for reasons stated. If the vote had gone the other way, you may ask if I'd be expressing the same opinion. Well yes though I would be feeling very different ( not very optimistic) but I would be blogging the same information.

I was one of those who believed that the referendum vote would be rigged in some way. I still believe it was rigged. I believe the out vote was nearer 75% and they couldn't squeeze it any lower. However, no evidence of this to date.

This information should be read by those who voted in or out. If you read the second letter : EU Referendum: The Psyop Continues - you will see that some of us believe we are nowhere near out yet and may never be so. Those who want out need to ensure that outcome. It won't be achieved by sitting back and trusting our corrupt politicians to do the job. David Cameron is already delaying the proper result by refusing to invoke Article 50 or Revoke The European Communities Act 1972. David Cameron who is Prime Minister and is receiving the salary, called the referendum, so he should finish his job before he takes his cushy post in the EU, mark my words.

Please read on:

Dear sirs,

Polly Toynbee's grandad was a founding father of the EU -Arnold Toynbee

Polly Toynbee is an insidious writer in the guardian, of articles skewed towards manipulating people into the remain in Europe campaign. It is no surprise when you look at the fact that her grandfather was Arnold Toynbee a founding father of the EU. This is a quote attributed to him..

 "We are working discreetly… And all the time we are denying with our lips what we are doing with our hands".. Arnold Toynbee historical researcher and founding father of the EU.

Mary Louise Toynbee known as Polly Toynbee is a British journalist and writer and has been a columnist for the garden guardian newspaper since 1998 Wikipedia... Grandparent Arnold J Toynbee

Here are a few more quotes from other supporters of the EU:-

"I've never understood why public opinion about the European ideas should be taken into account"… Raymond Barre ...former French Prime Minister

The following quote is from the founder of the European movement, Jean Monnet, in a private correspondence.

"Europe's nations should be guided towards the super state without their people understanding what is happening. This can be accomplished by successive steps each designed as having an economic purpose but which will eventually and irrevocably lead to Federation"

Jean Monnet again on 3 April 1952.." the fusion of economic functions would compel nations to fuse their sovereignty into that of the European state"

"It is as well to state this at the outset - no government dependent on a democratic vote could possibly agree in advance to the sacrifices which any adequate plan for European Union must involve. The people must be led to slowly and unconsciously into the abandonment of their traditional economic defences…… No satisfactory economic plan for Europe can be devised without sacrifice of sovereignty by  the nations concerned" ..Peter Thorneycroft MP June 1947

This was Edward Heath in 1972:

"there is no question of ending any national sovereignty, there is no blueprint for a federal Europe, there are some in this country who fear that in going into Europe we shall in some way sacrifice independence and sovereignty these fears I need hardly say are completely unjustified"

He later admitted to lying to both Parliament and the British people. The same Edward Heath in 1990 in response to the question "did you have in mind a United States of Europe in 1972?  replied, " Of course yes."

"Transforming the European Union into a single state with one army one Constitution and one foreign policy is the critical challenge of the age"…Joschka Fischer.. German Foreign Minister, the Guardian London, 26th of November 1998

"The Europe of Maastricht could only have been created in the absence of democracy"…Claude Cheysson former French foreign secretary.

"We know that 9 out of 10 people will not have read the Constitution and will vote on the basis of what politicians and journalists say, more than that, if the answer is no the vote will probably have to be done again because it absolutely has to be yes"… Jean-Luc Dehaene , former Belgian prime minister and a vice president of the EU convention... Irish Times 2nd June 2004

Regards.

A Researcher

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 Watch one of these video's, Peter shore is passionate:

[1975] Labour's Peter Shore on Project Fear - "The message that comes out is fear, fear, fear"

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1j-Gb8Pk2Pk

Brexit 1975 MP Peter Shore attacks Project Fear

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gHIidBgwyTA

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EU Referendum: The Psyop Continues

Following the result on Friday morning, and the UK Column's coverage of that result on the lunchtime news, we came under a certain amount of criticism. "I was happy about the result until I saw your programme and now I'm really down", was one comment, and "you're a bunch of fearmongers" another.

We are not "fearmongers". We can't live our lives in a dream, hoping that what we see around us is one thing, when in fact its another. We must be willing to face reality and act accordingly, without fear.

Friday's result has changed nothing, and it has changed everything. It offers us a chance to see the battlefield with clarity, but only if we choose to see it.

Here's the nothing: We are still in!

We have not left, we are not going to leave. Article 50 has not been invoked. Even if it is at some point in the future, what will the political environment be at the end of the Article 50 process, at best two years later? How many MPs will respect the vote of a non-binding referendum which took place at least two years previously?

And here's the everything: as we said several times on the news programme leading up to the referendum, the referendum has been used to change the political landscape completely. Cameron has resigned, Boris is a likely shoe-in, Corbyn is in crisis. Whatever emerges from this mess is not going to be pleasant: with Corbyn out of the way, the "left" is likely to be back on a war footing.

One thing is absolutely clear, though. Any notion of a divided Tory party is no more than a PR narrative, inflamed by the media. There is no real division there, and they will unite behind their new leader.

In the meantime, politicians and the media are stoking up as much anger and division as possible amongst the general population. The aim: to generate as much noise as possible while under the surface the policy agenda continues.

Remember: this referendum was never a simple "in/out" decision, because the "in" decision was based on Cameron's famous "renegotiation". Yet the terms of the renegotiation were not discussed during the course of the campaign, by either side, nor by any media outlet except the UK Column.

So let's end with a couple of questions as examples. Should Article 50 be invoked at some point after the new Prime Minister is selected, will negotiations on TTIP stop on that day? Will EU military integration stop on that day? If the answer to these questions is "no" as we believe it to be, or if government refuses to say either way, then everything we are experiencing is a lie, and the #EUReferendumPsyop continues.

http://www.ukcolumn.org/


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Interesting mail article dec 2012
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2255506/Monumental-deceit-How-politicians-lied-lied-true-purpose-European-behemoth.html