UKIP have found an influential new ally in the somewhat surprising shape of Viviane Reding, Vice-President of the EU’s ruling Politburo, the European Commission.
It’s not that Ms Reding has had a sudden conversion to UKIP’s support for freedom and democracy, of course – quite the opposite. This jumped-up ex-journalist from the tinpot statelet of little Luxembourg. whom naturally no-one has elected to her all-powerful position, is ever more fanatically committed to the concept of a single superstate, abolishing Europe’s nations, and merging them into one dictatorial nightmare, as the peoples of Europe at last awaken to the danger she and her ilk poses.
Such is the arrogance of this broad-bottomed bureaucrat, that she now feels strong – or desperate – enough to throw off the mask and openly state what has been the hidden goal of the EU since its conception as the innocuous-sounding ‘European Iron and Steel Community’ around the time Ms Reding was born 62 years ago
She has just said that the correct way to answer the continent-wide rise of Eurosceptic ‘populist’ parties – including UKIP – is to abolish Britain and every other EU member state and move straight to a ‘United States of Europe’. ‘Populist’ of course being EU-code for parties like UKIP which oppose their imperious will to power.
So two-thousand years of proud European history, civilisation and democracy is to end at the whim of a bespectacled matron with a hectoring voice and an improbably youthful Cameronesque hairdo, is that right? Well, we shall see what the people of Britain – and the rest of the EU – say about that in the European elections this May.
Like the boss whom she hopes shortly to succeed, the EU’s former Portuguese Maoist President Jose Barroso, Ms Reding is a member of the ‘Generation of 1968’, the Marxist students who, following the failure of their revolution then, embarked on the long march through the institutions to accomplish their sinister goals. The long road, at least in their own minds, is now nearing its culmination – the final ending of ‘bourgeois’ European Parliamentary democracy and its replacement by a single dictatorial entity.
UKIP could hardly have asked for a clearer statement of the EU’s malign intent, so it should offer up a big thank-you to Ms Reding for her refreshing – if terrifying – honesty. No longer will the Europhile of LibLabCon be able to hide behind the lie that the EU is just a harmless trading bloc. The monster has emerged into the daylight at last in all its horror: it is out to grab our country, and what is left of our liberty and the right to choose who rules over us.
Meanwhile, here at home, Ms Reding’s LibLabCon allies in the House of Lords (another unelected and un-democratic institution), are plotting to rip away the last figleaf hiding the Cameron Conservatives’ pro-EU privates: James Wharton’s so-called EU Referendum Bill.
When the bill is debated later today, Europhiles in all three parties, including those EU lackeys Milords Kinnock and Mandelson, are planning to amend the Bill and/or talk it out so that it runs out of time and dies by the end of next month.
The Cameron Conservatives will then be left naked and unashamed in all their Europhile glory, unable to pretend that they will be offering Britain an In/Out Referendum in 20917 or at any other time.
So the issue at the European elections this May, and at the General election a year later becomes as clear as day. If we want our country to disappear into the swamp of an EU-ruled dictatorship and become a powerless province of a new Euro-empire we should vote LibLabCon (it doesn’t matter which since they all desire the same end).
But if we wish to reverse the shameful surrender of sovereignty of the last half-century and win back our country, there is only one chance of doing so: by voting UKIP. It is our challenge to hammer home that starkly simple truth.
It just goes to prove that the EU want to make themselves the United States of Europe. The only way to stop this happening to our country is to quit and in order to do this, it has to be a vote for UKIP.
What, just 2000 years?!
I’m not Glenn, I’m Pam Preedy; but some computer has its wires crossed. Oh, well…
When Viviane opened her big fat mouth, I could visualise all the LibLabCon Europhiles jumping up and down, waving their hands at her and groaning ‘shusshh’.
How can they go on telling the usual porkies to the British electorate after Viv’s indiscretions? The woman has no idea of the trouble our politicians have gone to over the years to conceal the truth and to rubbish what Ukip has been saying all along. Now the cat is not only out of the bag, it is yowling and screeching, scratching and spitting, and with its fur sticking up all over its body has grown to enormous size.
Anyone with half a brain knew this was their goal all along. No doubt the BBC and the rest of the media will continue to describe the EU as just a trading bloc that we can’t do without.
Reding proposed in 2012 a new Treaty on European Political; Union that included, as part of her 5 point plan, the following clauses:
4.
European leaders should agree that the new president convenes a convention to
elaborate a Treaty on European Political Union (EPU). It should notably ensure
that the European Parliament becomes a true European legislature, with the right
to initiate legislation and the exclusive right of electing the Commission; and
that the Commission president receives the right to dissolve the European
Parliament if needed.
5. From
2016-2019, the EPU Treaty would be subject to ratification in all Member States
by way of referenda. It would enter into force once two thirds of the Member
States have ratified it. Citizens should be given two alternatives: either to
accept the new Treaty; or reject it and then to remain in a close
form of association, notably by continuing to participate in the Single Market.
If followed it appears to give us the basis of UKIP’s agenda, namely the in/out
vote and the ability to become associate members. Perhaps, we should all get behind her.
She has changed her mind since then. Her latest diatribe says that the Commission will be the Government and that the European Parliament and national parliaments will be advisory only, or words to that effect.
The Euro elections in May will the referendum in my books, then onto victory in 2015. It wont be 2017 we get a referendum, it will the following week after the General election. The Tories manage to rush through Gay marriage Bill, without it touching the floor, without even a mandate (where did that come from?), but it somehow takes 7 years to get a “cast iron promise” of a referendum? He could hold it next Thursday, if he really wanted one, Liberals or not
Good article but we don’t want to wait till 20917 for a referendum
Echo that comment, I’ll be deader than the parrot in the Monty Python sketch.
The only way we will leave the EU is via a UKIP government, and so we must toil to that end.
Knowing Cameron it will be at least 20917!
Ms Reding has long been banging on about the removal of the nation-state, just a couple of weeks ago she called for EU INTCEN to replace member states intelligence sevices, and in November she made the case for the EU taking over responsibility for crime ““European criminal justice will eventually mature into a regular EU
policy field. The European Parliament should be the co-legislator in all
legislative procedures and the Court of Justice should have full
control over all EU criminal legislation.”.
“EU lackeys Milords Kinnock and Mandelson, are planning to amend the Bill and/or talk it out so that it runs out of time and dies by the end of next month.”
I also see it to UKIP’s advantage, if the Lords succeed in the death of this Referendum bill. Not that UKIP doesn’t want this referendum, but we are sick to the back teeth of being lied to, and the smoke and mirrors that go with it. It’s all a game to the LIBLABCON. They know the rules very well, knowing just what to do, make an issue wither and die, if it doesn’t suit their agenda. private member Bills are notious for going the same way, to crash and burn on the first hurdle.
The choice is very clear, Referendum Bill or not, it’s UKIP, if you actually want to get one.
Irrespective of the outcome of the Lord’s debate today, UKIP will be able to make political capital. We have them on the run. The malign EU intent is of course well known amongst UKIP supporters. I don’t think however, the disparaging remarks about Ms Reding – her country of origin, previous job and the size of her bottom add to the debate.These people need to be tackled on the argument.
With regard to where the founding fathers were heading the cat was out of the bag 90 years ago:
http://thefrogsalittlehot.blogspot.co.uk/2014/01/a-united-states-of-europe.html