This government wana bring us to our knees

Vernon Coleman. My replies in bold.

Today, both America and Britain have fascist Governments. Fascism reduces our freedom and privacy because only the state really matters and the state take precedence over everyone and everything else.

Freedom to smoke is right which should never have been taken away from us (i don’t smoke). Might not seem like a big deal, but its one of the first steps to controlling us, we gave in to it, then we give in to something slightly bigger and so on…fox hunters were batton charged a year or so ago, fox hunting, a tradition dating back many generations. You might think, oh the poor fox’s, do you eat beef, pork, eggs, drink milk, we all eat animal, their murdered for us.

: the state comes first and the people come second. The state’s employees exist to defend the state (rather than to care for the people).

Democratic states provide leadership; representing the people in the nation’s relations with other countries and making decisions designed to protect the safety of the citizens.

Gordon Bunker Brown a leader??

Any time a government does anything that isn’t protecting the lives, liberty and property of its citizens it is exceeding its authority.

Running an army is an essential government activity. Providing a decent transport infrastructure (roads and railways) is an essential government activity. Starting wars for no good reason is not within the remit of a proper government.

Irag and Afghanistan, funded by Gordon Bunker Brown.

Politicians in the world’s two largest fascist countries, who were hired to protect individual citizens, have adopted policies designed to exploit the citizens and to take advantage of them. Politicians who were elected to look after the voters now expose the people they are paid to look after to increased danger. These fascist governments exists to protect their own survival (and the survival of the politicians) rather than to protect the interests of the electorate.

Politicians recently voted for a 10% pay increase, are you aware?

The people didn’t want to go to war with Iraq. Parliament didn’t want to go to war with Iraq. It was always clear that going to war with Iraq would dramatically increase – not reduce – the danger to individual citizens. (Decent countries don’t start wars unless they are necessary for the defence of the realm.)

In the end Britain went to war with Iraq because it suited Blair’s personal agenda. We went to war with Iraq so that he could ingratiate himself with Bush and other powerful Americans and, therefore, ensure for himself a more than ample income on his retirement.

Blair has made £10,000,000M talking in america since june, sold his story to the bbc.

The micro management fascist style of government favoured by the British Labour party has led to another dramatic change in the way people behave. The Government’s programme of welfare support and its blind enthusiasm for means-testing mean that increasing numbers of people are now content to lie back and let their nation look after them. Instead of encouraging and rewarding self-sufficiency we are encouraging dependence. This is not going to be easy to cure and is almost certain to get considerably worse before it gets better. There are millions of citizens in Britain today who genuinely believe that the State owes them a living. They seem to assume that the State has a duty to provide them with money and services, and they never seem to question the origin of either. Their dependence on the State is the reason for their loyalty to the State. They will keep voting for the fascist state because it cares for them.

Here are some very specific examples of the fascist state in action:

1. A woman who read out the names of British soldiers who had died in Iraq was arrested.

2. An animal rights campaigner, peacefully inviting passers-by to look at his leaflets about vivisection was reported by the police for a breach of the 1824 Vagrancy Act because he `attempted to obtain or gather alms by exposing wounds or deformities’. It took three policemen and two community support officers to invoke the 1824 Act (which was originally designed to stop soldiers who had returned from the Napoleonic Wars displaying their tattered limbs in the street in an attempt to beg for money for food) and to take away the campaigners animal rights material.

3. A heckler who dared shout out Nonsense during a speech by the hideous Jack Straw at the 2005 Labour Party Conference was manhandled and forcibly ejected from the building by two stewards (one of them a professional bouncer). He had his security pass confiscated. The 82-year-old Jewish refugee of Nazi Germany, mildly diabetic and hard of hearing, was detained under the Terrorism Act when he tried to re-enter the hall.

4. A woman who wore a T-shirt carrying the words `Bollocks to Blair’ was taken away by police.

5. A woman who said on the radio that she did not believe homosexuals should be allowed to adopt children was contacted by the police who told her that she had been responsible for a homophobic incident – which they regarded as a priority crime.

6. When the Chinese leader last visited Britain, people concerned about China’s record on human rights wanted to protest peacefully. They were dragged away by police to avoid embarrassing the Chinese leader.

7. Six students at Lancaster University were prosecuted for demonstrating on their own campus. The students were charged with `aggravated trespass‘ after they heckled at a corporate conference held in one of the University’s buildings attended by representatives of an arms dealer, an oil company and a drug company. The protestors, who were accused of interrupting a speech by Lord Sainsbury of Turville (the Labour Government’s Science Minister) said that they were concerned about the commercialisation of research. One of the students was arrested immediately after the protest, the other five were summonsed five months later.

8. The British Government has brought in endless European laws which are not wanted by the British people. It is planning to break up England into nine regions. No one has ever been given the opportunity to vote for this. Voters in the North East of England were given the chance to vote for or against a Regional Parliament. They rejected the Regional Parliament. But all nine new regions of England have had secret Parliaments for years. The vote was an undemocratic nonsense.

9. A footballer in Scotland was arrested for making the sign of the cross.

10. During the European elections a pensioner put up a poster on which he wrote: `Free speech for England. Don’t forget the 1945 war.’ He was arrested and charged with racially aggravated criminal damage.

11. There are around four million surveillance cameras in Britain. That is more than six per square mile. The evidence shows that they don’t help the police catch criminals and they don’t prevent crime. CCTV cameras are the main reason why so many city-centre thugs now wander around wearing hooded jackets.

12. A group of excited schoolchildren, visiting London for the day to take photographs in aid of charity, were marched away when they tried to take photographs of Trafalgar Square.

There are dozens more examples of practical fascism in action in my book Living In A Fascist Country. The police in Britain are allowed to shoot innocent people with impunity. They can drive at 159 mph without even having points put on their licence. The Government has brought in so many oppressive new laws that not even the lawyers can keep up with them. It’s difficult even for decent citizens to avoid breaking the law on an almost daily basis.

Vernon Coleman is the author of Living In A Fascist Country, published by Blue Books (346 pp). Advertisements for Living In A Fascist Country have been banned in the United Kingdom.

Copyright Vernon Coleman 2006

http://www.vernoncoleman.com/theevidencethatbritons.htm

You don’t need to live in fear. To campaign for your human right to FREEDOM, your first step is to care enough to stand up for YOU.

YOU decide YOUR future.

796,000 Eastern Europeans have applied to work in Britain after their countries joined the European Union, a population more than the size of Leicestershire.

Approximately 300,000 brits leave the UK each year, meaning britain is becoming a foreigners land.

With social cohesion at its worst point, it can only get worse with non brits changing society on a long term basis. Couple that with the open door policy to illegals, this country is in the throws of social meltdown.

Prepare yourselves for a civil war sometime in the future.