Signs grow stronger that Hollande will smoothly replace Sarkozy as Merkel's poodle!

The removal of the elected government in Holland this week, and its replacement by a caretaker arrangement that rapidly adopted all the EU (Merkel) had demanded of its failed predecessor, has still failed to set off alarm bells across the Continent as of this morning's press and broadcast media reports!

More danger signs come in this report from the Chicago Tribune as to how smoothly Hollande will be likely to fill the underdog pose adopted by President Sarkozy towards growing German authoritarianism. With problems in Hungary and the Czech Republic, over and above those I mentioned in my last post of last evening, it is now impossible to see where resistance to the obviously growing EU tyranny is now likely to be found!

Reports of renewed shelling of civilians by President Assad of Syria this morning must surely make obvious to the worrld that the UN has become a completely useless and worthless organisation - where exactly do the citizens of the EU believe aid will now come to save them from the economic blackmail set to be imposed to achieve the long term objective of an EU non-democratic super state through compulsory fiscal union.

Only by re-invigorating their national parliaments will resistance be possible, in Britain, Simon Hughes should be concentrating his efforts on that, his party also sold out to Murdoch years ago, as evidenced by the appointment of Coulson as Downing Street spokesman for the Coalition Government!

It appears that the sole MP in Westminster on the government benches with a grasp of what is underway is for the moment  Nadine Dorries joined from the opposition benches by Kate Hoey!

Dutch to splurge €17 Billion on doomed Euro currency!

Soon all our near neighbours will be non-democratic and bankrupt. The announcement in the Dutch Parliament yesterday seems to have been accepted as a virtual fait accompli by the Dutch, read here!

I first heard these reports yesterday afternoon, but could find no link so left the grave news unreported on this blog. The report concludes as follows:

Dutch newspaper NRC Handelsblad reported on Thursday that the opposition Labour Party - the second largest party in the country - would support the deal even though it considers the agreement weak. MP Ronald Plasterk labelled it a "rotten construction".
Backing from the Labour Party was crucial as Geert Wilders' Freedom Party - which supports the minority conservative and Christian Democrats coalition government from the parliamentary backbenches - voted against the package. The Socialist Party also rejected the IMF deal.

It seems clear self-governance has already ended in Holland, after all would any free and independent people living in a democracy, vote for a structure or organisation which has imposed this oppression on a supposed trading partner and ally, and devote 17 Billion of whatever currency in the same cause? No wonder one Dutch MP called it rotten, the surprise must be there were enough of the opposite view to push such scurrilous wasted through!