Huhne - destroyer of UK energy independence - to be charged!

This man, former MEP and of even greater danger to his country when in command of its energy future, is to face criminal charges and should soon resign.

The uselessness of his energy plans based on renewables can be seen from this image of the nation's power needs and how they were being met this morning, in spite of billions wasted, as obtained from the blog of Autonomous Mind, linked here:

Chris Huhne - selling out Britain to the EU

The Wikipedia profile of Chris Huhne has this to say of his time in the sham known as the European parliament:

During his time in the European Parliament, Huhne was the only Liberal Democrat MEP in a ranking by The Economist of the three most high-profile UK MEPs (the others being Glenys Kinnock and Caroline Lucas). He was a member of the Economic and Monetary Affairs Committee, concerned with economic and financial policy including regulation of the financial sector. He was economic spokesman for the pan-European Liberal group in the European Parliament and was responsible for introducing "sunset clauses" – time limits on powers – into European legislation for the first time; for radically amending Commission proposals on financial services; and for opening up the European Central Bank to greater scrutiny.

More interestingly the truth about the intentions of this man, presently able to saddle the British taxpayers with huge and unnecessary energy costs for decades and generations to come, for the sole benefit of those in control of his EU pension providers, may be read from Tory Aardvark, linked here.

Chris Huhne's EU Pension Dilemma and Energy Treason!

Chris Huhne, Britains Energy Secretary, former MEP, like his party leader Nick Clegg, will lose his EU pension were he to do the unthinkable and put Britain's interests before those of the EU. This is costing the country very dear in in the energy field, as I have been blogging, both here, and soon on Orphans of Liberty since the past weekend.

Try to watch a replay of the Sky News interview with John Redwood MP immediately before the speech, who seems to have been doing some remarkably clear thinking on the topic of Britain's energy disaster over the past few days!

Incredibly Huhne, was sufficiently open about his own agenda, by mentioning the danger to Common Purpose at the conclusion of his conference speech!