The Talking Clock: EUSSR sentence Godfrey Bloom to twenty years hard labour in a Gulag, after complicit British Government make him do two years in Reading Gaol for speaking 'off message' about der projekt

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Wednesday, 1 December 2010

EUSSR sentence Godfrey Bloom to twenty years hard labour in a Gulag, after complicit British Government make him do two years in Reading Gaol for speaking 'off message' about der projekt

The EUSSR has today sentenced UKIP MEP Godfrey Bloom to twenty years hard labour in a Gulag. His sentence will be served after he completes the sentence imposed by the complicit British Government which has sentenced Bloom to two years of walking a water wheel in Reading Gaol for the high crime of speaking 'off message' about Der Projekt.

Okay, that's not quite true. We might be exaggerating just a tad. But we thought we would give you a glimpse of YOUR future.

The reality is that Godfrey Bloom has learned, nonetheless, that the extreme EU-national socialists at the top of the European Empire project - like most extreme socialists - do not do debate or reason.

They shout people down or seek to silence them.

Just in case you've just arrived from Mars...

Godfrey Bloom was recently expelled from the European Parliament for uttering the line: "Ein Volk, ein Reich, ein Fuehrer".

This was apparently out of order - no matter how accurate a portrait it painted.

Several MEPs - including the Conservative Party's Daniel Hannan - have tried to point out how hypocritical it is; citing a number of said same insults thrown at patriotic elected British representatives and others.

And so Godfrey Bloom did his research, compiled a YouTube dossier of evidence to show that insults at our side are accepted and commonplace... and went off to defend himself.

Yet, just as we'd expect from extreme socialists who do not believe in Habeas Corpus...

...they refused to look at his evidence.

Over to Godfrey Bloom who - heroically - continues the good fight (with our entire support and blessing).

He says: "I have today been to see the EP President with a pending disciplinary procedure. I offered to give him a CD of speeches by Herr Cohn-Bendit, Herr Schulz and Mr Watson calling Euro critics 'fascists', 'Hitler' and 'mentally ill' without any sanction whatsoever. He refused to watch the Youtube evidence. It is my view Mr Buzek is an amiable man, very badly advised and bullied by the extremists in the chamber. I have offered a compromise. I have asked that Mr Schulz, Mr Cohn-Bendit, Mr Watson and myself all be disciplined together or better still, none of us at all. What is taking place is the arbitrary application of the rules of procedure. It is one law for Euro nationalists and other for Euro critics. It is unfair and the beginning of tyranny."

The beginning of tyranny, Godfrey?

Gosh... we had you down as a knowledgeable and lovable patriot, but we didn't have you down as a wildly optimistic type!

The beginning of tyranny? Around about 1972, wasn't it?

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...genuine goodness is threatening to those at the opposite end of the moral spectrum.

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- Diana, Princess of Wales, 1996

"I think the British people need someone in public life to give affection, to make them feel important, to support them, to give them light in their dark tunnels. I see it as a possibly unique role, and yes, I've had difficulties, as everybody has witnessed over the years, but let's now use the knowledge I've gathered to help other people in distress."
- Diana, Princess of Wales, 1996

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- Prince Harry

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"...our membership of the European Union has removed our democracy; it has taken away the right of the British people to elect and dismiss those who make their laws. Our system of representative parliamentary democracy, for which millions have died over hundreds of years, has been frittered away. It no longer serves the people. That is why the time has come to give power back to the people. They deserve it anyway; it is their power and it belongs to them. Before long their anger will overflow if they do not get it back."

- Former UKIP leader Lord Pearson in the House of Lords, 5th February 2009

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Had it not been for that willingness to fight and to die, Europe would have been united long before now - but not in liberty, not in justice. It was British support to resistance movements throughout the last War that helped to keep alive the flame of liberty in so many countries until the day of liberation."

- Margaret Thatcher, Bruges, 1992

Wednesday, 1 December 2010

EUSSR sentence Godfrey Bloom to twenty years hard labour in a Gulag, after complicit British Government make him do two years in Reading Gaol for speaking 'off message' about der projekt

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