LONDON CITY

> The European Union is many things, none of them good for Britain.
>
> +++A vast *non-job* creation scheme; I dont have the numbers of
> employees, but most of the work being done is either useless or
> destructive, and is largely a scheme for giving jobs to cronies,
> family and friends, people who would otherwise be near-unemployable,
> so that this huge army of EU non-jobbers are really social security
> claimants in disguise, who receive vastly greater benefits by
> comparison with ordinary unemployed people.
>
> +++A huge stealing machine, stealing billions each year from the
> British taxpayer, which flows into the pockets of corrupt officials or
> idle farmers or into often useless, wasteful schemes;
>
> +++A slow-motion coup detat, a conquest of all Europe by non-military
> means, now close to succeeding where Hitler failed, uniting all of
> Europe under a single centralised dictatorship, with the pretence of
> freedom in terms of a set of *fake debates* which will give the
> illusion of being listened to and allowed to complain, while
> actually ensuring everything will always stay the same.....
>
> And so on.....
>
> Obviously Britain should have withdrawn from the EU as soon as the
> Maastricht treaty was proposed and it became clear that we had been
> lied to when sucked into this continent-wide fraud.
> Now, well, people always resist admitting that they have been made
> fools of, so what are the chances of widespread support for withdrawl?

>> what are the chances of widespread support for withdrawl?
>
> I would think that a referendum would do the job.

> Mastrict treaty, Lisbon treaty. If the public knew what these
> terms actually meant long term instead of being fed a McSandwich of
> slick media verbage that amounts to nothing they would turn on the
> eurocrats with pitchforks.

> EUROPE - back to British independence!
>
> We are opposed to the Single European Currency, and support the
> overwhelming majority of the British people in their desire to keep
> the Pound and our traditional weights and measures. At the same time,
> we are for the best possible relationship with our European neighbours
> and believe that the nations of Europe should be free to trade and
> cooperate whenever it is mutually beneficial, though without being
> forced into a political and economic straitjacket - political
> unification. Accordingly, we stand for British withdrawal from the
> European Union. In place of the EU, we intend to aim towards greater
> national self-sufficiency, and to work to restore Britain