The Talking Clock: If you only buy one newspaper ever, buy today's Daily Express

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Saturday, 8 January 2011

If you only buy one newspaper ever, buy today's Daily Express

British patriots are strongly urged by this blog to buy today's Daily Express.

Already the newspaper of choice for those of us who love our country, who love freedom and who love our constitution, the newspaper today publishes a free 24-page insert explaining: "Why we must rescue our country from EU dictators."

We believe that there are a larger number of copies around than might be normal. We're hearing about at least an additional 30,000 copies in London alone...

Grab a copy. Grab a copy for your family, buy one for all of your friends, spend a tenner and push a copy through the door of your neighbours, save a few spare extra copies and give them to your colleagues when you go back to work on Monday.

The Daily Express: the newspaper of patriots.

The newspaper is not going to be alone in raising a few home truths about the European Empire dictatorship.

The... ummm... Daily Express reports that Channel Four is to screen a documentary this week highlighting the lunacy of the EU Common Fisheries Policy. Hugh's Fish Fight is fronted by TV chef Hugh Fearnley-Whittingstall. The programme will highlight how, due to EU law: "English and Welsh fishing vessels have discarded 4.8 million cod, 3.9 million haddock, 4.9 million plaice, 737,000 sole and 17 million whiting in the last 10 years, according to Government statistics."

Also in today's Daily Express, there is a report of how: "FEARS of a new wave of illegal immigrants into Europe were raised last night after Romania threatened to stop patrolling its eastern border."

The development comes in response to a row over Romania's unsuccessful efforts to become a member of the Schengen area.

If Romania carries through on it's threat, you can almost certainly guarantee that anybody who gets into the EU will soon be heading to the UK, just as they always do.

And there is nothing anything any British politician will be able to do about it. Not while we remain a member of the EU.

2 comments:

Frank Davies8 January 2011 10:40
A but apart from Carswell is there any Britains politician who wants to exist in a Britain in the real world?
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BJ8 January 2011 16:02
Thanks for the heads up on this, TTC. I could well have missed it.

I bought the Express on the way to work this morning.

I really can't praise the Express enough; on the basis of this morning's edition I will be ordering it regularly.
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