Sharing news of the plans and developments regarding the European Empire is a strange one... it's the only bloodsport which hasn't yet been banned, one feels.
Give them time. Ask Godfrey Bloom.
On this, Day Eight of the Battle FOR Britain (since the Daily Express came onboard)...
...we're actually going to start with the Daily Telegraph for our round up.
They report that: "Britain's share of euro zone bailouts has already exposed every British family to costs or liabilities of £300 this year."
They go on to warn that: "As the euro zone continues to head into deeper crisis, Britain could face a loan and liability cost of at least £20billion (24.3 billion euro), a potential, additional bill of £773 for every British household to save the EU's single currency."
As the broadsheet correctly points out, this comes ON TOP OF the BILLIONS that we already pay to be a member of the undemocratic and tyrannical club which is wanted by the political class, but opposed by the overwhelming majority of the British public.
Back at the Daily Express, a report from the highly respected Open Europe makes headlines.
As well as warning how our membership of the European Empire will impact negatively on our controls over asylum and immigration, there is also yet another red flag raised over our civil liberties.
The newspaper states: "Another initiative being discussed in Brussels is a European Criminal Records Information System planned from 2012 that will link up national police databases. The Government is in talks with the EU about giving European police forces powers to put UK citizens under surveillance with access to DNA records."
Still, there is hope.
In a second report, the Daily Express also informs us that: "EUROPEAN Union leaders must brace themselves for the collapse of the euro within three years following the debt crisis, leading international economists warned last night."
Humpty Dumpty sat on a wall,
Humpty Dumpty had a great fall...
We should be so lucky. Lucky, lucky, lucky.
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