British governments of all political persuasions have talked about holding out against joining Europe, but it does make you wonder when so many Prime Ministers have taken us further into Europe and have gradually allowed the EEC dream to erode our own legislated powers.
The Euro - A Beautiful Dream Or A Conspiracy Nightmare?
Silly things really get me about the European Common Market, how unfair is it that the EU abolishes Duty Free Shops which were a silly little perk for the traveller, yet keeps one in Brussels for the use of their own unelected Bureaucrats.
Why, if it’s OK for the idiots in Brussels to shop Duty Free, can’t the rest of us do the same?
That, to me, is blatantly unfair and immoral!
Then look at how the EU have taken away our Human Rights and replaced them with their 1984 vision, that they know best what is good for us.
The European Court of Justice walks all over the laws and legal systems of member states and they are allowed to get away with it.
Why?
Those who talk of a New World Order conspiracy, tell us that the New Worldists actively promote international unification and that they have been working towards this goal, since the end of World War I.
They tell us that from the 1950s these mystery men speeded up their Grand Design and how they used treaties to bring this political unification to fruition.
Economic unification was the bait but hidden deep inside was the catch, political unification.
But look what this Grand Dream has caused, the European Monetary Union, the EMU, is based on a common central bank and a common currency.
But with 27 member states in the EU, each with its own government, each with its politicians with their large political egos to satisfy and each with its own different internal problems, how can there be true financial union?
The Ruling Class of Brussels decided, in their unimpeachable wisdom, to rely on the expertise of Europe’s commercial banks, which seemed to be fine working in structured domestic markets.
They always had their own national central banks to bail them out, when things went arse up.
So they even set up a Euro safety net, a European Central Bank, which failed miserably when recession took hold and it found it didn’t have the flexibility to bail out all of the large national banks wallowing now in deep sh1t.
This isn’t helped by the German-Dutch stance for tighter money controls and stable prices, which means that the ECB has to spend time sucking up to them, which in turn reduces the ECB’s ability to respond quickly to events.
The European dream lies in shreds at the moment and the solution to the problems which Greece currently has, may well show whether the EEC will survive, or not!
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