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Thursday 9 July 2015

Statement by the English Democrats' Chairman on the budget


Statement by the English Democrats' Chairman on the budget


It is very disappointing to see the British Government yet again using its position over England to pick on the English by disadvantaging English students by entirely removing grants when these are still available in Scotland and Wales.  The attitude displayed is of contempt for the English People who are just seemingly viewed as the source of all the cash that the British Establishment chooses (all too often) to waste elsewhere.  

Also George Osbourne’s much trumpeted “English Devolution” is of course nothing of the sort.  It is not the national Devolution which has been given to the Scots and Welsh.  It is merely a little measure of mere decentralisation introduced, ironically on a top down basis, by the most over centralised State in Europe.

Robin Tilbrook
Chairman,
The English Democrats

10 comments:

  1. EVEL (English Votes for English Laws) is a joke intended to pull the wool over the eyes of the English to make them think that they are being offered more than they are. Very few laws apply exclusively to England. The Scots, the Welsh and the Northern Irish will still be voting on matters which apply to England.

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    1. The government has gone back to the drawing board with EVEL in the face of a Tory rebellion.
      Whether those Tories are rebelling over EVEL going too far, or not far enough is not clear.
      In his report to parliament, William Hague exposed the stupidity of EVEL, but the Prime Minister went ahead with it anyway.
      The only answer to the West Lothian question is an English parliament and that can only lead rapidly to independence for England.

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  2. George Osborne promises devolution, then it is announced that planning decisions will be taken, no longer by local authorities, but by Whitehall.
    Like a team of pick pockets, the Treasury distracts the victims' attention with budget announcements while the Department for Business Innovation and Skills is stealing our country.

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    1. Whitehall will now build houses for immigrants everywhere - for the ten million here since the War - and frack poor old England to death.

      Europe is rising and Cameron may have to postpone his Brexit vote so hopefully the rest of Europe will be with us by then.

      Meanwhile Texas is rising and the Latinos protesting against Donald Trump. Ethnic pluralism is failing both here and there.
      The dream is over, back to normal please.

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    2. Actually ten million is a bit on the low side, more like 12m plus; all those cities the size of Birmingham that need never have been built. And now we have a housing shortage.
      The optimum population of this country is 30 m not 80.

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    3. Hispanics are now the majority in California.

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    4. I remember the article a couple of years ago in the Daily Mail entitled the Death of White America as white Americans become a minority by 2040. The browning of America will be followed by the browning of England, France, Sweden etc.
      Protestors in Berlin are demanding the abolition of the Dublin Accord by which asylum seekers should be dealt with in the first EU country they come to. That would mean they will go straight from Lampaduza to London, Berlin or Stockholm. They are all as nutty as fruit cakes.

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  3. Apparently Digby Jones has said we should train our own rather than import cheap ready-trained people from the rest of Europe or beyond.
    About time. This has be going on since the 60s and 70s but gathered momentum once Thatcher and the neo-liberal globalizers took over.
    As somebody said, we managed before then. It is just a case of making youngsters realise that being a doctor/nurse can be hard work. Unfortunately the financial rewards do not always make up for it but at least they are to get one per cent for the next four years which will mean that they are still falling behind as the cost of food etc continues to rise but not as far as some.

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  4. Some in the European parliament have blamed Germany for the totalitarian financial empire the EU has become. This is a trifle unfair.
    A recent programme told us that one of the founders was a former Nazi but there were also former communists. The future financial oligarchic elite in their bid for one world government needed experts in totalitarianism to forge their totalitarian empire. Many Germans are as much victims of this as the rest of us. Germany is may different Lander and before unification was not the problem, France was. The Prussians saved us at Waterloo but then decided to dominate Germany and still do from Berlin. Perhaps Prussians should be substituted for Germans.

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  5. Will the beaches of Europe after those of North Africa be the next to be targeted by the Islamic State? We know they are already in cells in Europe and all those jumping onto lorries are fit young men, not women and children. Well done to the Fabians and their continental and American brothers for destroying the stability of Europe and North America and bringing in chaos from beyond our shores. They wanted to remould the world and they certainly have, with help from big banks and big business and now rather than their utopia we have hell on earth.

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