Wednesday 15 June 2016

Vote Leave

If you want democracy, Vote Leave.

If you want the ability to sack the people that make the rules, Vote Leave.

If you want to retain rights to freedom gained in the UK over centuries, Vote Leave.

If you want to reject restricted rights and freedoms handed to you by Bureaucrats, Vote Leave.

If you want to regain UK sovereignty, Vote Leave.

If you believe in innocent until proven guilty, Vote Leave.

If you believe no UK citizen should be deported without solid evidence, Vote Leave.

If you want to end jobs for political has-beens, Vote Leave.

If you want to stop jobs for the boys, Vote Leave.

If you want to put an end to unelected people having power over you, Vote Leave.

If you want Westminster to have more power than a town council, Vote Leave.

If you want to regain the rights to fish our own seas, Vote Leave.

If you want to end the bailouts of a currency we don't use, Vote Leave.

If you want to avoid ever having to use the Euro, Vote Leave.

If you want to restrict the influx of unskilled, low paid workers from Eastern Europe, Vote Leave.

If you want to end the depression on low skilled wages, Vote Leave.

If you want better social mobility, Vote Leave.

If you want our government to invest in our youth, Vote Leave.

If you want the government to train our people rather than rely on imported labour, Vote Leave.

If you want us to have more direct influence on the World, Vote Leave.

If you want to end the idiocy of the Common Agricultural Policy, Vote Leave.

If you want to be able to take immigrants that try to cross the channel back to France, Vote Leave.

If you want to be able to deport criminals from EU countries back to where they came, Vote Leave.

If you want to abolish an expensive layer of the Political Establishment, Vote Leave.

If you want to end the rule that allows firms to pay tax in the cheapest EU country, Vote Leave.

If you want to stop the political Gravy Train, Vote Leave.

Even if you just want to stick two fingers up to the political establishment, Vote Leave.

Tuesday 14 June 2016

Ex-PMs Wheeled out for Remain Cause.

I do like how every single ex-Prime Minister since Maggie Thatcher has been wheeled out in favour of remaining in the EU. Troughing elitists to a man, they have nothing to say that is relevant to those of us at the bottom of the food chain.

Things have got so desperate for Remain, thanks to their slipping lead, that they have dragged out Ol' Slugger and phone thrower Gordon Brown to put forward their case.

Like he's the best person when it comes to policy: Sold our gold off and an all-time low, bottled it and bailed out the banks... we've not forgotten.

Maybe they promised him a cushy job in Europe if he stood up and said a few words in favour if Remain. Just like that other political failure and comprehensively unelectable champion of Labour, Neil Kinnock.

Lest we forget the Kinnock failed spectacularly here in the UK and miraculously rebuilt his career in the EU elite. Just like all the other Labour leaders of recent memory that were supposed to support the working class and deceitfully joined the elite on huge wages and expense accounts.

They do not have the working man's interests at heart. At All. Fuck 'em and do exactly the opposite of what they want.


Monday 13 June 2016

EU Remain Threats Reach the er, Threatosphere (i'm Tm'ing that right now..)

So it seems the remain camp have threatened everything from the economy having a bit of a wobble to full blown World War Three.

Today's threat is if we leave the EU then it will cease to exist. What they really mean is the EU political project will cease to exist, with it's end game of a United States of Europe Superpower and full economic and political integration.

If that's what they are threatening will happen, then bring it on. The EU needs to reboot itself and draw back from political integration. If the UK withdrawing from full integration starts a cascade of other states wanting the same, then that's the democratic right of the population of those states. If they want the same as us and want an in-out referendum in their countries, so be it. Let democracy have a say.

Then we might get back to a more human, more individual and democratic Europe.

And two fingers up to the technocrats that think they know best and want to take the project further than anyone in the EU wants. Except the Eastern Europeans: they're used to undemocratic leadership....