The Talking Clock: Jobs for the Boys: Labour's Cosy EU stitch-up

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Sunday, 11 October 2009

Jobs for the Boys: Labour's Cosy EU stitch-up

The Telegraph is reporting that, should Tony Blair fail to land the EU President job (which would make him higher in the pecking order of Britain than Her Majesty The Queen), then diplomats are lining David Miliband up to be the EU's Foreign Minister.

So, let's look at that.

David Miliband, the man who tried to claim that the "Lisbon Treaty" was different from the "EU Constitution" so we in Britain would not be permitted the referendum his party promised us is being lined up as a possible Foreign Minister for the EU - a post that is only possible because of the transfer of national sovereignty contained within the EU ~~Constitution~~ Lisbon ~~Treaty~~ Tyranny.

This manoeuvre is being lined up in case Tony Blair fails to land the EU President gig - our former Prime Minister whose party promised us a referendum on the EU Constitution and who then walked out of his job leaving us with an unelected Prime Minister who oversaw our ratification of the Lisbon Treaty whilst denying us a say contrary to his party manifesto.

This would be the same David Miliband and Gordon Brown who signed the Lisbon Treaty which contains the name of Her Majesty the Queen in it's opening paragraph and therefore means that they have signed a document diverting Her Majesty's symbolic custodianship of the people's sovereignty to a foreign power, contrary to the British constitution. Further, Her Majesty had to sign the law in Britain to permit their signature and because Her Majesty has had her powers to refuse to give assent removed, means that she was unable to uphold the solemn oath that she gave to the British people in her Coronation.

This from the Government whose unelected Lord with millions of titles, Mandelson, is credited as saving Gordon Brown the unelected Prime Minister from being sacked by his own party. Mandelson is a former bigwig of the European Union.

Mandelson is one of many unelected members of the Labour Government. Another unelected member of the British Government is Glenys Kinnock, a former high flyer in the European Union and who is married to the former leader of the Labour Party Neil Kinnock who is a current European Union high flyer.

Anyone spotting a trend?

And they call this democracy.

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Tony Blair and... former Labour cabinet minister Stephen Byers are named in a story in The Times about lobbying for membership of the EU by Ukraine. Money from a steel billionaire is linked in. Sound familiar?

2 comments:

Anonymous11 October 2009 14:05
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Anonymous12 October 2009 12:56
See Klaus' views about Free Europe Constitution at www.FreeEurope.info
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