England should demand EU membership "cease to apply" on Scots' independence

The debate upon which I blogged this time yesterday on Scotland's EU status following a "Yes" to independence in a referendum, continues to grab headlines this morning, see this from the Irish Times linked here.

There was a huge question mark hanging over the legitimacy of a Scottish only vote on this question long before the EU question arose. The situation has become ever more complex following the involvement of EU legal experts, the House of Lords and Commission President Barosso's letter, see here.

As my first posting to IBTimes, linked here, which will be repeated on this blog over the coming weekend makes clear, the financial disputes between Member States of the Eratz Union are worsening. That post mentions French allegations regarding "scandalous" fund transfers across their border with Luxembourg, such disputes, as austerity worsens, are alone likely to bring matters to a head.

Fake goodwill among the players is now clearly fraying at the edges, the mockery of "family" fostered by the EU is fading fast. If Scotland is given a "Get out of the Eratz Union for free card" then England should have one too!

Defrauding of Britain's taxpayers by Luxembourg & Holland

The active involvement of Britain in the massive financial confidence trick that is the existing European Union was effectively brought to a close yesterday afternoon in the Boothroyd Room, Portcullis House in Westminster at a meeting of the House of Commons Public Accounts Committee. Read here. (The absence of full and proper reporting by the British press is perhaps an indication that the authorities are aware of the gravity of this situation).

Almost concurrently news of a claim for back taxes from France against such companies also became available and the massive manipulation of the gas market on which this blog has been posting under a general heading of "Bacton Interconnector" also hit the newswires.

It is astounding that the Coalition Government's Treasury Team has not been investigating and called a halt to the scams revealed by the PAC yesterday. These would mostly have been instituted under successive Labour Treasury teams under Brown and Blair. For a start from yesterday we have proof that Luxembourg and Holland have been effectively defrauding Britain's taxpayers, most likely with the knowledge of British ministers! How can George Osborne, supposedly desperate for every penny of tax revenue, have long ignored this deceit?

The rip off of British taxpayers by energy giants in Germany and France will eventually also have to be put under the spotlight, if our present weak government has the courage to remove us from the web of lies and deceit that have bankrupted our nation during the past 40 years.

Investigation of the influence of perverts in the higher reaches of government should also now be expedited, for if blackmail can indeed be proven as a tool used to obtain our membership of the original Common Market, this could affect the size of the amounts of damages which we should now seek! Hence the BBC and North Wales matters are not the total distraction from this grave matter of treason and corruption that they might initially appear.

Was Ed Balls sudden removal from last evenings debate in the House of Commons perhaps an early  signal that the Labour Party is becoming aware of the hideousness of the crimes they perpetrated against our nation under Blair and Brown, with Balls presumed full knowledge and the perhaps active participation of all their Treasury teams?