OLDHAM VOTERS BEWARE! - the PARLIAMENT DESTROYERS

All voters in the by-election today should look to the events last Tuesdayand and avoid like the plague, giving their vote to any of the three main parties, either Labour, Liberal Democrat or Conservative, all of whom stripped the chamber of the Houses of Commons last Tuesday so that their MPs could angle for votes in Oldham East and Saddleworth, robbing the debate on the Sovereignty of attendees in the very Parliament they were canvasing votes for their candidates to attend.

The greatest hypocrisy of all, however, was that their party whips were at the same time forcing their remaining lobby fodder and totally mind-controlled back-bench MPs to vote down the very institution that has any last remaining chance of protecting the EU eroded rights of British citizens by rejecting the following very simple statement:

The sovereignty of the United Kingdom Parliament is hereby reaffirmed.

Remember there is plenty of choice available today, every vote given to the candidates of the three main parties is a vote for totaltitarianism rather than democracy, for EU corruption and lies rather than honesty and for poverty and servitude rather than individualism and prosperity!

Cameron, the EU Bill and Oldham

Ian Dunt has some interesting comments on the upcoming fireworks expected for next week which will certainly affect Britain's relations with the EU., and hopefully even the very survival of its disastrously pro-EU governing coalition. The article on politics.co.uk is linked here and the following is a brief quote on the Europe Bill:

Tuesday sees the bill undergo committee stage. Usually this means that members of the public bill committee can propose amendments, but in this case all members of the House will be able to do so - and vote on them. A substantial number of Tory MPs are understood to be trying to significantly amend the legislation, with proposals so radical the leadership will struggle to accept them. That will be a tough decision. If the government refuses to budge, rebel Tory backbenchers could vote against the bill.  

On the Oldham by-election the writer believes the following:

In reality, Cameron does want the Lib Dems to win. It's a three-way marginal and the Tories are a mere 2,000 vote behind the other two, but only the Lib Dems would realistically take the seat from Labour. A humiliating loss here would pile even more pressure on Nick Clegg. The standing of the Lib Dems has sunk so low that it is threatening the coalition. The more Lib Dem MPs feel that they are doomed, the more tempted they will be to get out of the coalition.
But that is short of wanting to permanently conjoin the Conservatives with the Lib Dems. These suspicions stem for the increasingly widespread conspiracy theory, among Tory backbenchers at least, that Cameron wants to join the parties in an effort to finally end the Thatcherite wing of the Conservatives and drag it to the centre.

I will try to post the various amendments being proposed to the EU Bill as soon as I can trace them.

Meantime Lord Tebbit in the Daily Mail is quite sensibly suggesting that Conservatives should vote for UKIP next Thursday at the Oldham by-election!

Tories offer up for grabs their 11,773 general election votes in Oldham

An article in the Financial Times this evening, which I reported on Teetering Tories ealier, read here, makes it obvious that all the Conservative Party votes cast at the last General Election in the Oldham and Saddleworth constituency are now up for grabs.

Those wishing to use their votes to make a statement about modern day Britain as delivered by the three main poltical parties now have a perfect chance so to do. This blog recommends firstly the English Democrats as likely to have the main impact on Coalition policies and thereafter UKIP. Take your choice but if you wish to improve Britain, whatever you do avoid Labour, the Conservatives or their partners in 'coalition' the LibDems:

Votes cast last May and candidates are as follows ( Source Guardian):

Candidates:
Debbie Abrahams labour
Derek Adams BNP
Kashif Ali Conservative
Peter Allen Green
David Bishop Bus Pass Elvis
Nick Delves Monster Raving Loony
Loz Kaye Pirate
Stephen Morris English Democrats
Paul Nuttall UKIP
Elwyn Watkins Liberal Democrat

General election May 2010
Phil Woolas
Labour
14,186
Elwyn Watkins
Liberal Democrat
14,083
Kashif Ali
Conservative
11,773
Alwyn Stott
BNP
2,546
David Bentley
UKIP
1,720
Gulzar Nazir
Christian
212

An Irish view of the Euro crisis in 2011 - EU Federalists' dreams fulfilled.

Dan O'Brien, Economics Editor for the Irish Times sets out a wide-ranging view for the economy of his country this morning, linked here. The article concludes with his views on the prospects for the Euro, which I quote below. English readers should pay careful note,  written as it is in their native tongue from a country within the sixteen nation Euro Group:


In 2011 there are, broadly, three possible outcomes for the euro crisis: decisive resolution leading to a restoration of calm; continued crisis with regular flare-ups and concerns about the currency’s future viability heightening, and a breaking apart of the euro.
The first outcome appears the least likely of the three in 2011. The problems are so deep and the record of euro area governments and institutions in dealing with them so poor that it is difficult to envisage a calming of the crisis.
By far the most likely outcome is a continued muddling through, with more ad-hoc measures put in place to deal with the crisis. Those measures will become more radical if the situation deteriorates.
A bailing out of Spain (Portugal’s rescue can be taken as a given) would bring the crisis to a new level. The €750 billion available under the current rescue mechanism, in whose embrace Ireland will be gripped until the end of 2013, would be exhausted.
Italy would then be next in the firing line. Its government is the third most indebted in the world in absolute terms, after the US and Japan. In 2011 alone, it will need to borrow €350 billion, mostly to pay back (or “roll over”) existing debt. If it cannot do so, the extension of the bailout mechanism would be unlikely. More radical steps would be necessary. Even if a massive money-printing programme, of the kind undertaken in the US, were to be given the all-clear by Germany (something that is very unlikely), it would probably not be enough at that point to break the vicious circle.
The choice facing Europe in that eventuality would be to allow the euro (and the European banking system) to collapse or to take a large leap towards further political integration in the form of fiscal union.
Europe may well find itself in 2011 having to choose between a meltdown of apocalyptic proportions and taking a very large step towards European statehood. It is unthinkable that the former would be permitted, so the chances of the latter are not inconsiderable.
Euro federalists may have their hearts’ desire in 2011, but hardly in circumstances for which they would have wished. (Blog editor's added emphasis)

The reaction to such a EU federalist's dreams being realised in Scotland will IMO be quite different to that of those who consider themselves as British/English. Our Prime Minister, who fondly boasts of the Scottish blood flowing thickly through his veins and other similar closet Scottish nationalists will probably delight at the opportunity a federal EU will provide to finally cast aside the remaining ties to England (although, given their very nature they will no doubt fight to the last to retain the unfair subsidies with which English taxpayers have been burdened for decades under the Barnett formula).

In England in view of the EU federalist views of Cameron's coalition partners, resistance to our joining the long-envisioned federal super-state will therefore be made doubly difficult. Yesterday's tell-tale debate on the blog ConservativeHome to nominate the top Liberal Democrat politician for 2010 (where my nomination of David Cameron was twice rejected for publication) must surely alert any remaining opponents of a federal EU super-state within the Conservative Party to now withdraw from that party and properly prepare for the final battle for our nation's independence which quite clearly now lies just around the corner!

A huge burden now falls on the voters of Oldham and Saddleworth when they vote on 13th January. If the consensus appears in two weeks time as a complete rejection of the three main parties, however expressed, then those believing in an independent Britain, re-establishing its strong international links through the Commonwealth and throwing aside the corporatist totalitarianism of a non-democratic EU will perhaps gain the courage to break free from the claustrophobic constraints of the three conspiratorial parties who are the enemies of democracy and individual liberties across the UK while wearing the disguise of " good europeans"

English Democrat Candidate for Oldham

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English Democrats candidate for the Oldham East & Saddleworth By-election

The English Democrats are pleased to announce that Stephen Morris, English Democrats North West Chairman, is our candidate for the Oldham East and Saddleworth By-Election.
Stephen is 44 Years old, married with three children; a daughter who will hopefully start University next year and two boys.
Ten years ago Stephen started working for Metrolink Public Transport in Manchester. Stephen has been a Branch Official for Unite the Union for the past 8yrs, covering people who work within the Transport Sector. He became involved with local politics when he took an active part in the fight against road tolls. They fought and they won.
Stephen’s involvement with local politics led him to join the English Democrats after seeing firsthand what previous governments had been doing with our tax money. Stephen joined the English Democrats because they are the only party who have the same ideals and beliefs he has.
Only the English Democrats look after our interests or try to address the mass discrimination that is occurring within the UK against the people of England.
Stephen says: “We can no longer stand on the sideline while successive governments take billions of pounds from English tax payers and give it to other countries whilst our own services suffer - Our Hospitals, Care for the Elderly, Education and Transport systems have suffered under previous Governments and now massive job losses and cuts in Engish public services under Lib Dems & Tories.
It’s time for the people of England to stand up and demand that our taxes are used to benefit our communities and give the people of England the services they should expect for the amount of money this government takes off us in tax."
HELP STEPHEN TO HELP YOU MAKE A DIFFERENCE.
Valerie Morris
North West Area Secretary
ENGLISH DEMOCRATS
PRO PATRIA ANGLORUM
North West
75 Swinton Crescent
Unsworth
Bury
Lancashire
BL9 8PB

Oldham@EngDem.org