Europe’s woes

Good article. We must leave this disaster ASAP!

I love the way our politicos keep banging on about attracting ‘the brightest and the best’, from all over the Eu. Outside the insulated micro-world of the Westminster bubble, we all know better. Most of the so-called ‘brightest and the best’ are nothing but manual workers enticed here by our own unscrupulous employers, mostly in the food preparation trades, slaughterhouses and food packing halls etc, who know they can pay them minimum wage only with the UK taxpayer footing the rest, mostly due to Brown’s folly of universal credit for all. Meanwhile, our own manual workers languish on benefits unable to get the jobs the Poles, the Slovenians and the rest of the ex-communist workers seem able to get. Just whose side are our employers on? More importantly, just whose side are Cameron, Clegg and Marxist Milliband on? It certainly isn’t us Brits. Until we have a Brexit from the never-never land of the Eu, we’ll never see our own unemployed in work. However, whilst ever we have the likes of Cameron et al running the Rocky horror Show at Westminster, we’ll be tied to the yoke of the EU forever, and forever subsidising the economies of these same ex-communist countries.
What’s this comment got to do with Europe’s woes? Everything. The whole of the Eu’s free movement of people directive is fatally flawed. It allows the unemployed from one country to benefit-hop to a more prosperous country and claim benefits there. Well that’s how it seems in the UK, where our overgenerous British benefits system is being systematically raped by hordes of foreign unemployed. We don’t help ourselves though, when we allow a Roma gypsy to class himself as self employed so he can get his hands on our benefits, when in fact he is nothing but a part time rag and bone man, and will never, ever pay a penny in tax in this country. Until our government is able to manage our own workforce properly, and refuse to take any more of the unemployed from Europe, sending them back whence they came, while getting our own out to work, we’ll never reduce our deficit. British workers spend their cash in the UK. They don’t send it abroad, from where it never comes back, and the recipients build their gaudy Roma houses in Romania out of our benefits, and Polish relatives open restaurants off the back of our absurdly generous child allowance.
There is no wonder that people do not believe our government when it tells us its getting tough withe the Eu. We’ve seen Cameron’s tough. He’s all talk and pink face. Then once he’s ‘calmed down dear’ its about face, and saving face. He won’t win with the Eu. We’re there for the money they can take from us, and no amount of Cameron’s posturing will ever change that. Negotiation won’t work, and will be a waste of two years of everybody’s life.

It’s all about the money. No one seems to want to address the fact that the BOE, the Federal Reserve
Deutschebank, Eurobank and all the other private central banks report to the Bank of International
Settlements (BIS), and are you aware that ALL of the heads of these banks are on the Board of
Directors of the BIS? The list includes China and Russia.
This Board meets in secret every month, no minutes or records are kept nor published.
The BIS was Nazi Germany’s overseas bank during WW2 according to Mr Schatke who was
known as ‘Hitler’s Banker’ in the Weimar Republic days. He stood trial at Nuremberg, but
was acquitted. What a surprise. All the allies except the British BOE wanted the BIS closed down.
In 1948 the closure requirement was lifted. The BIS runs the world financial system in total secrecy,
no laws apply, nor can governments question any action it takes.
This financial rabbit-hole runs very deep, and is at the root of all our wars and austerity.

According to Rodney Atkinson Bruce, you can add one Walther Funk to your list of Europe’s Planners. He dreamed up, as Hitler’s Economist, The European Economic Community and The European Central Bank in Frankfurt – it has come to pass. The main French architects of the EU, Delors and Mitterand, were Vichy. They never intended Europe to be Democratic. The destruction of the nation State was their intention, with Commissioners answerable to the German, French and Italian Governments – that has come to pass.
Since 1973 Europe has cost us 560,000 jobs, thanks to quotas and directives destroying our Industry and Fishing Fleet – which is still retiring boats to this day. Since Maastricht and Lisbon we have lost control of our borders and this has invited a flood of cheap labour to take the jobs that are left. The shear economic stupidity of the British Employer is that he is paying tax to prop up the immigrants wage with Tax Credits and Child Benefit, while paying tax to keep the British worker on the Dole. Meanwhile our Politicians have gone part time, because 98% of are Laws are issued from Brussels as Directives and passed by Statutory Instrument – our Parliament and Lords are now the most expensive rubber stamp in history. I gives me great pleasure therefore, to read that my disenchantment with National Sociialist Brussels is widespread.

Although I applaud the European public for returning an overwhelming vote for additional scrutiny of the EU and reduced control by that organisation in their countries, given the totally undemocratic setup of the EU it is likely to have minimal impact. Hopefully it will improve information available to people fighting for their countries to exit and help to burst the remote bubble currently housing leading politicians of all parties.