It has been ten months since our
fearless leader David Cameron renewed his place in office, see:
http://hpanwo-voice.blogspot.co.uk/2015/05/general-election-result.html.
In his election manifesto he pledged a binary in-out referendum on
Britain's membership of the European Union. This was because he
needed to head off the UKIP voters; and also because he thought his new term
would continue his coalition with the Liberal Democrats, allowing him a way to conveniently
welsh on his commitment. To his dismay, he has won a majority government and so
cannot wriggle out of his promise to "let the people decide" the
country's place in
Europe. But as Henry Kissinger said: "This is too important
to let the people decide!" Cameron is now going to scavenge a whole attic
full of dirty tricks to get what he wants while insisting that "the people
have spoken and I have listened!" He has spent the last few months in
Brussels "renegotiating" the
UK's EU membership conditions in order to make an In vote
look more appealing. This is the equivalent of the devo-max bribe that the
Scottish people were offered to stop them voting for independence; by electing
to stay in the
UK they were offered a maximum devolved government in
exchange. I hope nobody falls for the same scam twice in as many years. That is
one of many parallels between the Scottish independence referendum and the upcoming
EU one, see:
http://hpanwo-radio.blogspot.co.uk/2014/09/programme-104-podcast-scottish.html.
The European Union is made up of
twenty-eight "member states", meaning formerly sovereign lands that
have joined it. The EU never refers to its constituents as "nations"
or "countries" which in itself is very revealing and sinister. It has
expanded in size, gathering new members, as of 2013 stretching from
Ireland to
Cyprus; with a population of half a billion. Its origins are
shrouded in mystery and obfuscation. It has developed incrementally through a
set of pacts relating to trade, defence and travel, all portrayed as unrelated
and self-contained, beginning in 1948 with the Treaty of Brussels. It is clear
that there was an underlying long-term strategy behind all these accords, and
this brings us onto the justification for the EU. The biggest argument against
a new referendum is that the British people have supposedly already decided to
be in the EU because of the vote we had in 1975 in which we agreed. It's true
that there was a referendum in 1975, but it was over
Britain's membership of the EEC, the
European Economic Community. This was essentially a free trade zone. The Prime
Minister Edward Heath had entered the
UK into the EEC two years earlier so the referendum was also
a retrospective one. This was before the Maastricht Treaty and the
transformation of the EEC into the European Community and then eventually the
European Union. In 1975 the British people were given no hint that their choice
would eventually lead to them entering a political federation (although Tony
Benn warned us about it, see:
http://hpanwo-voice.blogspot.co.uk/2014/03/tony-benn-dies.html).
The EU is little different in form to the
United States of America or any of the other federations of the world. In fact in
some ways
Nevada has more independence from the Federal US government than
the
Netherlands does from the European commission. The only reason we
don't all use the Euro as our currency is because of the resistance a lot of
the people have shown, especially in the
UK. However, the EU has forced us all to abide by the metric
system of measurements. I remember when all British retailers were obliged by
law to sell goods in grams and kilograms. Pounds and ounces were banned, even
though British people have used imperial measurements for all our history and
words like "foot", "inch", "mile" etc are ancient
native English terms; very different to the French-derived
metre,
gramme etc. I
remember a shopkeeper in a small village was fined heavily and even threatened
with prison when he resisted. The EU regulators have set about making
Europe a
no-go area for traditional herbal medicine and organic food. They have imposed
taxes, levies, reforms and caps on national imports and exports of everything
from wine to sausages. Red Leicester cheese almost lost its unique colour
because carotene, the agent used, was banned by the "Eurocrats".
They're all set to impost the Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership
too, see:
http://hpanwo-voice.blogspot.co.uk/2015/01/oxford-ttip-meeting.html.
At the moment opinion polls are finely balanced with a large undecided pool;
exactly as it was in
Scotland in 2014. During the next four month we are going to see the
authorities go overboard with scaremongering. They're going wheel out every big
gun of fear to try and convince us
Britain will return to the dark ages in we leave the EU. As a last
resort they will simply fix the ballot. British elections always work the same
way. There is just a single day to vote, called "polling day" and the
electorate vote by putting a cross on a piece of paper. This in itself is
sinister because the cross is traditionally the signature of the illiterate,
the serf, the fool. The count begins on polling day as soon as the polls close
at about
ten PM. This means that the vote-counters work through the night.
Why not wait until the next day and count the votes then? Because as I've
written about before, it is unnatural for humans to be awake and night and we
are always drowsy, more suggestible and lose alertness, see:
http://hpanwo-hpwa.blogspot.co.uk/2014/11/shiftwork-health-risks.html.
Therefore any tampering with the count for the purposes of rigging the election
becomes much easier, This incriminating footage was taken during the
independence vote in
Scotland during the count, see:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MZRYVE4naHc.
As none other than Joseph Stalin said:
"It
is enough that the people know there was an election. The people who cast the
votes decide nothing. The people who count the votes decide everything." I'm
surprised at how Cameron has announced the date of the referendum with such
short notice. Thursday the 23rd of June, just four months away. Why? Perhaps he
hopes to steamroller through and get the result he wants before the Out
campaign have got their act together. As the establishment position, the In
camp will be far better funded and organized than the Out one. With a currently
ambivalent electorate, it will not take much pressure to knock them off the
fence. Also there are predictions of another financial crash looming, "the
Big Drop" as it has already been dubbed. Cameron will be scared that if he
delays we might end up voting in the middle of it and that might influence us
away from the Eurozone.
If this were a free and fair
election then the Out tendency would win hands down, but it will not be fair.
Sadly we have a population that has proven to be very vulnerable to
manipulation and intimidation by authorities who are experts at psychological
warfare; not to mention the means to commit electoral fraud. The only chance we
have is if every conspiratorially-aware person spends all night at the polling
stations watching the counts with cameras on the room. Personally I am the
ultimate Out-er. I think Britain should leave the European Union completely and
immediately. I would even say that having a referendum is wrong because the UK's entry into the EU was an act of treason. You can't have
a referendum on treason. You just tear up the membership papers and jail those
responsible. I wouldn't describe myself as a nationalist, but it's a fact that
the nation state has functioned as the basic unit of geopolitics very well for
centuries, and the modern trend is towards abolishing it should concern us all,
no matter what our beliefs. I hope the people have the will to resist, yet the
path to independence will be rougher and steeper than even getting through this
referendum. One of the most unusual events in British history was the dismissal
of the Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher from office because of her refusal to
enter Britain into the European Exchange Rate Mechanism, the precursor
to the Euro. This was essentially a bloodless coup-d'état. This shows how important the EU is to the
powers-that-be. The formation of a one-world government can be done in several
ways, but one method they seem to prefer, to cite Joseph Stalin again, is the
two-stage model. First there would be giant super-states covering whole
continents; and only after that would they be amalgamated into the New World
Order. George Orwell also warns us of this in his book 1984. In the story the world is divided between the blocs, Oceania, Eurasia and
Eastasia. This is why if the vote is to leave the EU, Britons must be prepared
for more struggle. To what lengths would the elite not go to hold their embryonic
world federation together? They might impose economic sanctions on an
independent Britain... which Cameron would of course then claim were not
deliberate, but were the inevitable economic consequences of leaving the EU.
Maybe they would try to kick us back inside with a trade embargo, perhaps even
war. I have no doubt that an alert and steadfast population can scupper the
agenda for a New World Order, but we must be prepared for some bad days ahead.
