House of Lords renders itself worthless!

A national moment of shame!

E-mail proving Parliament's Speaker is in Executive's Pocket

Thanks to Ian Dale's blog we can read this in all its horrifying implications.

Ministers slur all Labour MP

Presumably Labour Government Ministers know their fellow Labour Members of Parliament better than most of us so it is satisfying to receive confirmation that they are all considered equally worthless as the present Speaker Michael Martin. Confirmation on thiss point comes in a report in today's Times, linked here, as follows:

Ministers claimed that the Conservatives would be wary of forcing Mr Martin to resign from his position since any replacement would almost certainly be another Labour MP.

Michael Martin Must be Replaced

An incredible report in the Daily Telegraph reports that Commons Speaker Martin is to attempt to block the judicial review of the decision by the Commons not to offer the public a referendum on the EU Constitutional Treaty in spite of all three main parties having promised exactly that prior to thge last General Election. The report is here. I was planning to blog this morning on the fact that to my mind it should be the Speaker's Office that should be ensuring that the Party Leaders honour their manifesto commitments rather than the courts, now comes this incredible news, while still waiting to hear if Martin will appeal against the ruling on the expenses scam, due today! Yesterday in moving the First Amendment on the Frankenstein Embryo bill, Edward Leigh, MP, referred to the Deputy Speaker as Deputy Leader. This mistaken address should perhaps now have some effect. The people of England require somebody (anybody) in their Parliament to call a halt to the corruption and dishonesty now apparently in full control of the Commons. If the Deputy Speaker cannot act, then perhaps the father of the House or the formidable Frank Field, MP, should step forward! If Lisbon is ratified and the formidable charge of already prepared and waiting laws and regulations is set in train (read this today, here, in The Times on Big Brother) then the reported recent flight of two million Briton's, read here, will be a mere trickle compared with the flood to come.

For Labour/LibDem MPs 5th March is their date with destiny

Unsurprisingly there has been no minor political party in Britain yet prepared to step forward and accept this blog's challenge to make it their policy to withdraw parliamentary pensions from MPs voting against next week's referendum amendment who were elected on their party's exactly opposite policy. Labour MPs fearfully obeying their party's three line whip on this matter should perhaps wake themselves to a far greater danger. Down the years to come, as the reality of our lost democracy and poverty caused by oppressive foreign rule and control becomes daily clearer, their names will remain perpetually on the record, invitingly offering themselves as scapegoats to new governments charged with resolving the damage caused by these MPs' treachery. When I wrote my novel 'Millennium Blitzkrieg' a dozen or more years ago, predicting the oncoming disaster for the year 2014 few believed what I foretold was ever remotely possible. Now, if anything, the timetable seems to be coming forward and my direst forebodings seem comparatively mild. In another twelve years or so your typical Labour or Lib/Dem MP, contemplating this weekend the treachery being proposed by their party leaders will almost certainly regret the stain their names will carry after next week. Use the extra day afforded by this leap year to think again! When the totalitarian jackboot is clearly pushed down on Britain's neck for all the presently thoughtless voters to clearly see and suffer the consequences of their lost democracy and economic clout, then perhaps those responsible now staining the benches and polluting the air of the House of Commons with their presence, might well ponder that breaking a three line whip would have been as nothing compared with the outrage and potential economic consequences they might down the years then rightfully face. Elsewhere across Europe, democratically elected parliamentarians should ponder the same! After all, as I posted yesterday, it is only now in France that some real anger is evident and petitions being raised - AFTER THE REALITY OF THE PARLIAMENTARY RATIFICATION OF THE LISBON TREATY- only now that the true depth of the betrayal is being understood. The internet will ensure that the voting record will be retained and readily available for all time! MPs! Think well before you vote, ten years is nothing in politics, when do you hope for your pension after a lifetime of fiddling your expenses, will the suckers in the electorate still be prepared to pay when that time comes? What worth your non-receipted perks, extraordinary housing allowances and ill-gotten inflation linked pensions when you are all finally and fully rumbled? Dump Speaker Martin, allow a Referendum and regain some conscience, or else we all seem doomed!