17th February 2011

The ''Brothers'' are revolting???

"I can speak from absolute experience when I say the rest of Europe won't have the RDR"!!!

Of course they won't. They'll do what they always do - ignore it as it suits their own people. It's the basic conflict between UK Common Law and the EU Roman Code.

We say these are the things you cannot do - kill people for example. Everything else you can do. This is a workable and honest system. Magna Carta was a document that limited the power of the state. It assumed that all people were free and that the state was the menace to that freedom and its power needed to be strictly limited. This is negative freedom.

The EU operates positive freedom. It assumes that its job is to set its citizens free from....well what exactly? Europe says this is the list of all the things you can do. Anything not on this list you can't do. This is unworkable with human beings with free will. So those subject to this stupidity game the system - they have to (see the market for second hand not working light bulbs in the USSR under the Soviets as a classic example), to make stuff work. Hence they will find a way to fudge round the RDR.

To be frank this is exactly what I have been saying the problem is from go. All we can do is two things. Delay the FSA in the trenches on the ground of its choosing. Meanwhile we have to undermine its whole philosophy on the ground of our choosing.

Godfrey Bloom has nailed the political class/attendant bureaucracy/banking nexus that seeks to enslave us to its own benefit.

Time for a revolution?

Steve Farrell

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