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If you are concerned about the effect the EUropean Union will have on you
and you live in Poland, Malta, Wales, Scotland, Jersey, Isle of Man etc.etc.
In fact if you live in one of the countries that are threatened with
membership of the EU or a country that has already been subsumed as some
sort of Mickey mouse regional assembly area of the EU then these articles
from  today's Irish "Sunday Independent" might well prove useful to you.

They give a salutary lesson of the danger of accepting EU bribes. Objective
one status for instance with all the largess it implies is nothing more than
a costly repatriation of the taxes you paid in the first place.

For example Britain pays a staggering 1,800,000+ Pounds an hour for our
membership of the corrupt and undemocratic EU and in return we receive
NOTHING.

Every penny piece that we pay in is TOTALLY wasted. The EU has a running
cost for its head office of around 42 percent of income, annually between 4
& 6 Billion Pounds VANISH, unaccounted for, on top of that there are costs
for admin of grant aid given out, fraud and the like.

On top of this profligacy due to the terrible financial management of
EUroLand in May alone 10.6 Billion Pounds flooded OUT of the EUro economies.

Just how long can this farce carry on?

Britain is one of the 'big four' contributors to the EU with a contribution
of 16+ Billion Pounds a year that does not even begin to dent the 127
Billion Pounds flooding out of the EUroLand economies - The EU is heading
for bankruptcy, with an economy which is spiralling out of control.

Already EUroLand countries are finding it hard to import goods as their much
vaunted EUro buys more than 25 percent less, on the world market, than it
did a brief 18 months ago. Luckily only 11 percent of the British economy is
dependent on exports to and through the EU as the crash of the EUro
economies makes the British Pound seem strong, our association with the EU
has dragged the Pound down to a 6 year low against the US Dollar and we are
even worse off against the strong Yen.

The position is becoming so dire for the EU that they are now using the
sales of British gold to prop up their currency and inveigling French and
German controlled companies like Toyota UK [controlled by Germany's VAG] &
Nissan UK [controlled by Renault which is controlled by the French
Government] to threaten and propagandise the British people.

If the Danes are conned into joining the EUro that of course will be the end
of their magnificent welfare structure and the end of their generous pension
schemes as their economy collapses with the EUro.

Do not be beguiled by the utterances of British politicians as they race to
destroy the country - people like Tony Blair, Gordon Brown, Robin Cook,
Peter Mandelson only hold their position in the rating polls because the
Tories, as yet, lack the guts to represent the majority wish of the peoples
of Britain where, according to an EU conducted poll of 15,000 voters, only
22percent of the British people wish to join the EUro and only 26 percent
even want to stay in the EU. If you remove from this figure those who are
directly bribed by the EU via their salaries on QUANGOs etc. and the media
who buy their 'leaks' from EU apparatchicks both these figures would fall
below 20 percent even possibly below 10 percent.

Never in recent history has a British Government been so security
conciencious - no not national security but their own. Never before has a
British Prime Minister used military planes and armed motor cades for
travel - Tony Blair does now. Never before have government ministers flown
in different military planes from and to the same destinations - they do
now. They are right the British peoples are getting angry at their betrayal
and their attempts to destroy Britain. Never before have British politicians
had such a real and justified fear of assassination and their personal
security measures prove it.

If the Tories clearly and unequivocally state that 'Britain will NOT join
the EUro and surrender control of our economy to a foreign power & if the EU
will NOT negotiate BACK TO A EUropean Economic Community Britain will leave the EU' The Tories WILL win the next election with a landslide victory. If
the Tories do not grasp this particular nettle then they will slide into
oblivion like The Whigs before them.

Increasingly the things that matter to the British people in an election are
coming to the fore - The NHS, employment, the economy, travel costs,
education, pensions, law and order and the like. However, much to New
Labour's chagrin, the British peoples are realising that the EU is dictating
every aspect of British policy in the core issues and our own politicians
have almost NO say.

If the Tories grasp the nettle there will be an election turnout of around
70+ percent and a landslide victory for the Tories with a withdrawal from
the EU within 2 years. If the Tories fail to acquit their duty to their
party, their members, the electorate and Britain then there will be a
turnout of less than 50 percent and the EU will be heading on the road to
WAR.

The British people do NOT want any part of the corruption, fraud, control
freakery and lack of democracy that IS the EU. Civil unrest will steadily
increase with NO respect for the political slime that has risen to the top
of the septic tank of politics. Civil unrest will increasingly rear its head
across the rest of Continental EUrope and as the EU uses increasingly
desperate measures of KONTROL under 'Corpus Juris' [more aptly 'Corpus
Judas' for its betrayal of justice and the people] and more and more armed
interventions by EUroPol and the EU's by then created Civil Guard - The
flames of liberation will be fanned.

Draw your own conclusion but the EUropean Union is already on route with its
collapsing currency to violent disintegration.

Already the peoples of Jersey are slowly waking up to the fact that the EU
is poised to not only destroy their banking industry [which accounts for 80
percent of their income] but also destroy their milk and cattle industry
which accounts for much of their employment - Jersey is to become an
irrelevant off shore rock with a third world aid dependency culture followed
by the Isle of Man and Guernsey. Malta if it is foolish enough to let its
politicians betray it will lose ALL say over its affairs and after a brief
honeymoon boom will follow Ireland, the Maltese will no longer have a
fishing industry and it will have substituted independence for spiralling
property costs pricing the indigenous Maltese out of their sun soaked island
to be replaced by EU apparatchicks and retirees from the EU.

Read the articles below from the Irish 'Sunday Independent' and you will
realise even the bribes of the EU turn to disaster for the recipients. 'The
Sunday Independent' is a responsible broad sheet weekly, not given to
tabloid sensationalism yet they have crossed The Rubicon to outright
criticism of the EU.

Greg Lance - Watkins

Irish 'Sunday Independent'
1.
From EUtopia to EUseless
By SHANE ROSS

MEMO to Cabinet members:

``For rising inflation: blame the euro. For interest rate hikes: blame the
euro. For labour shortages: blame the euro. For higher bank charges: blame
the euro. For the sluggish Irish stock market: blame the euro. For property
prices: blame the euro.''

Guilty as charged on all counts.

Remember, remember the Sutherlands, the Brutons, the Aherns, the Quinns,
Peter Cassells and John Dunne. Remember they all told us that the euro would
be a panacea. It would keep prices stable (tell that to first time house
buyers); it would cure inflation (we are more than double the EU average);
it would attract foreign investors to the ISEQ (the opposite is happening as
Irish institutions dump Irish stock and buy foreign shares) etc, etc.

It has all gone horribly wrong. It could happen to a bishop. But behold, the
brass neck of Irish politicians, just 18 months into this disastrous
adventure. The mantra is already monotonous: if in trouble, blame the euro.
Not our fault, they repeat endlessly. Fine, except these are the same clowns
who led us blindfold into the promised land. 1990's Utopia has become 2000's
scapegoat.

The Europhiles were hopelessly wrong. A Sunday Independent poll of
IBEC-infected businesses- held before the euro's launch- found that 86 per
cent of employers expected the euro to rise.

Last week the euro tested recent lows. Euro-apologists blamed the buoyant US
economy, an excuse which is wearing thin as sterling and the yen continue to
show the new currency a clean pair of heels.

On Thursday, German inflation rose to 1.9 per cent, a figure to haunt many
Germans who see inflation as a ghost of the nineteen twenties. In Ireland we
have a cavalier attitude to inflation: the euro will rise, oil prices will
fall and it will be all right on the night. That is the Government's
anti-inflation policy. Of course, awkwardly, the opposite keeps happening.

The Germans have a different outlook. Inflation has shaken their confidence
in the euro. European inflation averages 2.4 per cent. The German-dominated
European Central Bank is faced with a dilemma. It can raise interest rates
to protect the euro and squeeze out inflation but if it does, it could kill
off Europe's (and Germany's) fragile economic recovery.

The ECB has another option, mooted last week. The mighty ECB, now looking
like a lame duck bank, could support the euro in the foreign exchange
markets. Buy the euro. Prop it up.

The final refuge of a limp currency is being considered. We are a long way
from the heady days of January 1, 1999, just 18 months ago.

The euro is no longer simply a problem for Ireland because we are now
completely incapable of controlling our economy. It is also a problem for
Europe. It has exposed fundamental weaknesses in the European economy. The European economic model itself is now under fire. The markets are clearly
signalling this message.

It is time to think the unthinkable. In the meantime the euro has its uses a
God-given scapegoat for its former advocates.

2.
Slide in euro not yet over
Dublin report: ISEQ down 32.34 at 5231.79

Despite a quiet week for European economic news, the euro continued its
slide against the Dollar trading as low as $0.8961, its lowest for 11 weeks,
before recovering later on in the week to $0.9146. However, this slight
recovery is only expected to be a brief respite, as consensus still believes
the euro could trade weaker. The euro recovered somewhat against sterling
after the Bank of England inflation report suggested that UK interest rates
are on hold.




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