Conservatives Plans at odds with EU ideals
March 27, 2007 by Ken
Filed under Political Humbug
John Redwood has a post ridiculing a glossy brochure sent to him and doubtless many others, by Margaret Hodge, entitled “Creating prosperity in every region: England’s Regional development” Agencies”.
“She tells us the RDAs help to bring prosperity to all parts of England. Nowhere does she point out that the reigonal disparities have grown substantially during [...]
In the Region of Propaganda
March 4, 2007 by Ken
Filed under Political Humbug
Doing a bit of Surfing based on my own draft folder in which I put links that to posts and article and sites which grab my interest, I came across this letter on the Labour Movement for Europe Site
Written by an Administrator and subsequently locked to prevent any chance that someone might [...]
Belmarsh detainees, and other matters II
December 23, 2004 by Ken
Filed under The Best of the Rest
Pt Two
There is a great difference between British Nationals and foreign Nationals and if that difference is not clear to Judges then British nationals-all 56 million-should fight against discrimination. To believe that British nationals and foreign nationals should be treated equally misses the point in having separate Countries, separate Constitutions, or having Laws at all [...]
My Regional Assembly
November 7, 2004 by Ken
Filed under The Best of the Rest
My letter to my regional assembly
English Regions Should Decide Their Own Futures, says
Regional Assembly
This assembly is the embryo form of a local parliament; however it has no public mandate and does not have any claim to the authority to represent the peoples of this region.
I believe that the Maastricht Treaty, set up the “Committee of [...]
A Letter
November 3, 2004 by Ken
Filed under The Best of the Rest
Neil Herron:
“IN discussions about the regional assembly, one important fact is overlooked, namely that an assembly is part of the European Union plan for political integration, and the end of British independence and self-government.
There are three main planks of the EU plan: a single currency, one constitution, and regional assemblies dividing countries. A Committee of [...]
