Every vote counts
by Lord Immaculate
Something you won’t catch Kenneth Clarke saying in public this June:
Someone who is all too keen to give Kenneth Clarke what he wants:
And the kind of comment you won’t hear reported on the BBC for at least the next three weeks:
From June 24th onward federalists both home and abroad will hail the EU’s inevitable victory in Britain’s referendum as a mandate to step up the pace of the European superstate project, despite the word federalism not appearing anywhere on the ballot paper.
In the run up to polling day federalists tell us it is about the economy, about jobs, about equal rights, about anything the public care for. Once the votes are counted that night they will begin to claim it was about the public giving its seal of approval to what was once the Common Market, is for the time being the European Union, and will eventually be the militarised superpower its creators always hoped it would be. A plain old-fashioned hidden agenda sneaking in under the radar like Dastardly and Muttley clinging to the underside of a carriage.
The narrower their success on June 23rd the less they will have to crow about. Let’s keep the likes of Nick Clegg and Alan Johnson reluctant to own up to the real intentions of the EU. Don’t let your vote be hijacked and misrepresented. Make clear to these liars that they will have to fight tooth and nail for every advance they make towards establishing the U.S.E.
Please feel free to share any of these memes (I pinched the Kenneth Clarke one from Google images, but I’m sure whoever put it together would want it spread far and wide.). Let’s do what we can to get the issue of federalism in the spotlight where it ought to be.