Cameron on the European Council 1st November 2010

Parliament can have rarely witnessed such a self-congratulatory Prime Ministerial performance over an abject national surrender of sovereignty in its entire history as that seen last Monday afternoon. The entire Hansard report may be read from here. Worse it came hot on the heels of our Prime Minister, having sealed the selling-out of his country to foreigners on the previous Thursday and Friday in Brussels, then having such a small grasp of the niceties and lessons of history to have stamped on the sensibilities of the nation by entertaining his vanquisher at the country house at Chequers, donated to the nation for the relaxation of their Prime Minister to recover from the travails of high office! How Angela Mekel must have relished the irony of being entertained by the heir of Brown, Blair, Major, Heseltine, Howard , Clarke and all the other weak and useless plotters against their country almost exactly twenty years to the day since this stirring speech in the House of Commons which shortly after allowed the Traitors hidden within the Tory Party to displace this visionary Prime Minister: Let me quote exactly what Mrs Thatcher stated some 2 minutes in to this video clip: "The President of the Commission, Mr Delors, said at a press conference the other day that he wanted the European Parliament to be the democratic body of the Community, he wanted the Commission to be the Executive and he wanted the Council of Ministers to be the Senate..... NO!....NO!........NO!" Now look at us! Follow the video clip for a brilliant exposure of the Labour Party's monetary incompetence so devestatingly later proven by Gordon Brown and Alistair Darling in the intervening 20 years and at 3 minutes 50 seconds into the clip, see fanatic EU-federalist,Ken Clarke on the front bench, to which he has now returned in this present EU lickspittle Coalition Government. A mere three weeks after this bravura performance in the House of Commons, Margaret Thatcher was forced to resign by a coalition of pro-EU plotters and traitors. The House of Commons addressed by David Cameron last Monday can be compared in the following clip with its earlier lively self when real power still existed while today's reality is displayed as an apparent sixth form bully-boy type PM, supremely arrogant and clearly with zero patriotism and similar lack of constitutional common sense makes plain the pointlessness of our Parliament offering any further resistance to foreign control and third party rule for Britain!

My Precious - Van Rompuy's Quest for EU Economic Governance

Does the above perhaps remind you of somebody? A suggestion: No Halloween costume really required for EU Council President Herman Van Rompuy, who now prepares to completely neuter 26 sovereign parliaments and their entirely bought-off but presently elected members! The first video above comes from Halloween evening 2010! Germany's Bundestag will of course rule supreme if this initiative proceeds, but why should it not if all others choose so to sell their own indepenence? This blog will continue to cover this disgusting spectacle, as it can and as it slowly unfolds. (Coming soon the German Chancellor surveys her new English Country Residence as spineless Cameron, Britain's PM sells out the nation and proclaims it a triumph in Parliament).

Cameron capitulates immediately agreeing 2.91% EU budget increase with France and Germany!

David Cameron's first spat within the EU Council resulted in his immediate capitulation. Now we wait for him to concede no referendum on a new treaty!

Cameron turns his back on Parliament

Britain's Prime Minister yesterday had the chance to break with the precedent of his predecessors and listen to the people's elected representatives in the House of Commons before heading to Brussels to cede more of their sovereign rights. The fact that he chose not to speaks volumes on his clear lack of character and preference to relish the powers of becoming yet another little tyrant, in reality just a mere pawn in the hands of the European Union. Read the Hansard report from 12:33 pm from here.

The EU debated in Westminster this PM

Ms Gisela Stuart (Birmingham, Edgbaston) (Lab): I spent yesterday in Berlin talking to German politicians, and I think that the British Government will discover treaty changes pretty quickly. Those politicians feel that the stability and growth plan is dead, and that it is not the mechanism to take us forward. May I urge the Minister to answer a specific question? Given that 25 of the 27 member states either are members of the eurozone or will have to become members under treaty obligation, and that only two have an opt-out, does he agree that anything that would strengthen the financial and economic co-ordination of the 25, plus the two with opt-outs, would represent a diminution of our sovereign ability to exert our influence and would therefore be subject to a referendum here?

Mr Hoban: As I reiterated earlier—and as my right hon. Friend the Prime Minister has made clear—we will not endorse a treaty that transfers sovereignty from Westminster to the EU. The hon. Lady takes a close interest in these matters, and I know that she will recognise that views among member states about the desirability of treaty changes vary, and that the UK is not the only one that is concerned about this.

Mr Douglas Carswell (Clacton) (Con): In June, Ministers made a big deal of the fact that the UK Budget would not need to be submitted to EU institutions before it was brought to the House of Commons. Will the Minister confirm that, in fact, the UK pre-Budget report data are part of the European semester process, and that, while we might be exempt from sanctions, we are part of that surveillance? Will he be honest and admit that we are part of the EU fiscal scrutiny process?

Mr Hoban: I believe that this Parliament should hear news about this country’s finances before the EU does. We have secured that situation and that was the right thing to do.

The entire debate is on Hansard from here. The recommendations from Van Rompuy's task force on economic governance is here.

Cameron heads to Brussels tomorrow to further betray his Country and once again trash his own clear promises and manifesto commitments.

French Strikes - The Dress Rehearsal Ends!

The service stations across France are steadily being replenished and the garbage cleared from the streets of Marseille. The new pension ages over which the confrontation supposedly took place will pass into law following the constitutional challenge which will almost certainly fail. The remarkable thing for me in watching the process of the strike unfold was that the support of the French people as reflected in opinion polls remained remarkably steady at around 66% throughout. A warning shot has been fired across the bows of the French establishment, President Sarkozy in agreeing to a new EU Treaty with Angela Merkel the German Chancellor during the peak days of his confrontation with the unions and students of France seems determined not to learn any lessons. Proceeding with a new treaty to enforce the economic governance of the entire EU following the German economic model of governance, presumably enforced along German lines of control, will not just prove difficult for the smaller former nations of the EU to accept (read one item from the Irish Times, linked here) but appears unlikely to be acceptable to the people of France. I summarised my views on the real underlying cause of the recent energy supply confrontation in France linked here, on 19th October, in a post titled "The deep anger behind the rench strikes", my views have not changed and I stress again this particular point: The voters of France clearly rejected, by referendum, any further EU Constitutional Treaty, yet such was signed and enacted as the Lisbon Treaty. At the subsequent Presidential election, neither candidate, neither Nicolas Sarkozy nor Ségolène Royale, offered a platform respecting the clearly stated 'NO MORE EU' views of the electorate. The consequences of yet one more EU Treaty being imposed without the consent of the French electorate, could not, following this strike, be any clearer. Would that the British would show similar resolve in protecting their sovereignty and resisting this EU tyranny!

Cameron reported to have agreed new EU Treaty without referendum!

The latest piece of promise breaking from the slick, unprincipled Prime Minister of our stricken nation is reported as a done deal in the Daily Mail, linked here.