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Thanks to Annette Rose Smith for passing this email on, that everyone should read:

As part of the Churchmouse Campanologist series on leftist thought, it's important to look at the Fabian Society, founded in London in 1884. Pictured is their famous stained glass window.

Keep this window in mind as you read the rest of the post. The top banner says Remould it nearer to the heart's desire. The crest near the centre reads Pray devoutly, hammer stoutly.

Another well-recognised Fabian symbol is that of an angry turtle underneath which is a banner that reads, When I strike, I strike hard.

The Society derives its name from the Roman general Fabius, who fought lengthy battles of attrition and harrassment in order to break his enemies, most notably the formidable Hannibal. The Fabians hoped to spread clean and simple living. They were not, however, clean-living or religious people. Among them were free thinkers and the first sexologists. Margaret Sanger had incredible intimate encounters with the Fabians she met. She also learned how to use non-threatening language and slow motion to push her Planned Parenthood forward. Even the name she chose for her abortion-eugenics organisation has the whiff of the Fabians about it.

The Fabians were elitists. They had scant regard for servants, factory workers or the poor. Their plan was to control these people through societal measures and programmes, such as eugenics. The goal, as in General Fabius's strategy, was to break people down bit by bit and engineer their behaviour without them being conscious of it. They called this societal plan the Third Way. If that sounds familiar, it is because former Labour Prime Minister Tony Blair used it in the 1990s. People found this term quite novel, but it was simply Fabianism.

Fabians, of course, must have had a good laugh. After all, they founded the Labour Party (1900) a few years after they founded the world-renowned London School of Economics (LSE) in 1895. They have had extensive input into British thought for some time. They were also instrumental in influencing in shaping the goals of the United Nations. Have a look at the Fabian Society Archive Online, hosted by ­ the London School of Economics.

The Third Way, mentioned in the previous paragraph, is another term for communitarianism. Yes, when Blair was PM, there were countless articles in the international press asking if the Third Way really was communitarianism. And, if so, how grand it would be. It seemed as if we would all be one big global family from our neighbourhoods to faraway countries. That's not what it means, however. In order to succeed, communitarianism relies on a network of local institutions, no doubt including churches to patrol and police personal behaviour. Everyone becomes part of a collective, whether they like it or not. Individualism goes out the window for the greater good of society. This includes the way we raise our families, spend our leisure time and work. Work is a big part of it, but we'll get to that in a minute. Of course, the Fabians, Tony Blair and the rest of the elites wouldn't have to follow those rules. We would be there to serve them.

Of course, you may not realise how Fabianism is creeping into your life. You're working too many hours and are too tired at the weekends to have what 20th century social commentator Thorstein Veblen called idle curiosity. Believe me, it's no accident you're working that long and hard. It's part of the plan. You end up too tired to care. As long as you have a bit of telly and a beer to relax you at the end of the day, that's all you need. Fabianism, like the theories of the Frankfurt School and Antonio Gramsci, affects not only the British, but everyone. The turtle may move slowly, but when it strikes, it strikes hard. By then, it may be too late to resist.

Incidentally, how many Britons are aware how much some notable MPs from all three main parties loathe the English? Centurean2's Weblog has done some research and uncovered newspaper links, not all of which are on the Internet. Have a look at these quotes:

From Labour MPs:

Jack Straw (English): The English are potentially very aggressive, very violent. (yes we are when the likes of you take our constitution away, Ed!)

John Prescott (Welsh): There is no such nationality as English.

Gordon Brown (Scottish): the Nations & Regions of Britain where regions refers to England

From Conservative MPs:

David Cameron (English current Prime Minister): I'll take on the sour Little Englanders, I'll fight them all the way. (Ok chump, when you are ready, Ed!)

William Hague (English current Foreign Secretary): English Nationalism is the most dangerous of all forms of nationalism.

From a Liberal Democrat MP:

Charles Kennedy (Scottish): Said that breaking England up into EU Regions is good because it is calling into question the idea of England itself.

Bringing England down is akin to bringing the Catholic Church down. It would be a fantastic victory over 50m+ people, chipping away at their heritage until the final stroke of the axe. This is an example of Fabian tactics in action.

And then, of course, we have MPs and Lords who were avowed Marxist-Leninists before they got serious about politics. Again, from Centurean2s post:

Lord Peter Mandelson (former First Secretary of State and Labour Supremo) ¡ª from his BBC biography:
Mr Mandelson was born into a Labour family, his grandfather was a Labour Cabinet minister Herbert Morrison but he rebelled and joined the Young Communist League after Labour supported the United States intervention in Vietnam. It was during this period that he attracted the well-documented attention of the MI5 intelligence service.

Alistair Darling (outgoing Labour Chancellor of the Exchequer) from the London Evening Standard:
Darling attended the University of Aberdeen and earned a Bachelor of Laws. In 1977, Darling was a supporter of the International Marxist Group, part of the Trotskyist Fourth International.

Alan Johnson (former Labour Home Secretary) from his New Statesman biography:
Johnson, currently Home Secretary, is quoted as saying: I wasn't a Trot, he insists. I was more CPGB [Communist Party of Great Britain]. I did consider myself to be a Marxist I read more chapters of Das Kapital than Harold Wilson.

John Reid (one time Labour Minister of Defence, Home Secretary and Northern Ireland Secretary) from a letter to the Guardian:
I have known John Reid as a Communist, as a member of the Scottish Labour party and now as a general in the New Labour Army. His march across this ideological battlefield has been seamless with not a hint of embarrassment. But John is an able person, one of the most able in New Labour's high command. They put him up to deliver the message. And they are right, he is a very capable, articulate figure, said George Galloway, the Labour MP for Glasgow Kelvin.

All these chaps come across beautifully on television and radio, believe me, which is why I (once again!) advise you to be very careful in researching political candidates new and incumbent no matter where you live.

Then, there's what the everyday chap thinks. A poster on Political Betting Mr Jones did a great job of summing it all up (excerpted below) when discussing the upcoming Labour Party leadership contest. Incidentally, Zanu (as in Zanu PF) refers colloquially to New Labour, as in Zanu Labour:

There are broadly four lefts in decreasing order of importance:

1) Nomenklatura left
The growth of the welfare state followed by all the big state offshoots over the years has created a whole caste of public sector middle class who administer and support the system ranging from BBC millionaires to quango bosses. This group's economic self-interest is tied up in the big state and they do very well out of it.

2) Zanu left
Identity politics. Comprised of two sections.
a) Identity groups acting in the self-interest of their identity group: feminists­, gay rights activists, ethnic minority groups­ etc.

b) White Zanus who are a kind of inverted Nazi with a genocidal hatred of their own people. Obviously they don't want to take out this hatred on their own immediate kith and kin so they work on the genocide of working class people as a substitute.

3) Union left
-Old Labour. Supposedly looking after the interests of yer actual workers -­ Main purpose is to keep the union bosses in sun bed money. Secondary purpose defend public sector.

4) Socialist left
Myriad strandlets of ideological obsessives. Mostly exist outside Labour nowadays. Almost no significance within Labour except as an echo. Original good version was poisoned by Marxists and Fabians who ended up as the New Piggies in (1). Only way back would be to go back to libertarian, mutual aid, co-op type roots.

The Blairites represent (1).
The Brownites are more (3).
The Zanu left is now bigger than the Union left in numbers but not cash.
A lot of people are a mixture of more than one group.

[David Miliband] perceived as (1)
[Ed] Balls perceived more as (3)
[Ed Miliband] is also perceived more as (3)­ Liable to take support off Balls imo (which i assume was [Lord Mandelson's] idea but could be wrong).
[Andy] Burnham seen as (1) and liable to hurt DM i'd have thought unless he has other ideas where to position himself.
[Diane Abbott] seen more as a mixture of (2) and (4)

Finally, let us not forget the UK's teachers, who are steeped in leftist theory and praxis (practice). These is one quote in the same Political Betting thread cited above and a few more from another thread. Posters discuss teachers from the 1980s to the present (priceless quotes hope they don't mind my borrowing them):

Mr Jones: We had a teacher who spent all his lessons teaching us about Marxism but no one took any notice because he was a hippy. More rabid lefties in schools than in the Labour party.

Robusticus: It was only years after Thatcherism that I realized that people like Heseltine and Ken Clark were supposedly moderate Tories. When I was at school, the lefty teachers treated these people as ideological soul mates of Hitler.

James Kelly: you might not entirely approve of the jig a teacher performed for me in the school library upon hearing that Mrs Thatcher had just resigned? In fact, the most sober political analysis I heard that whole day was from a schoolgirl who groaned and said oh no, that means­ the Tories will win the [next] election. Tragically, spot on.

Robusticus: Teachers wearing CND badges­ posters in the foyer calling for the boycott of the Murdoch papers, you name it.

Simon: My housemate, who is a newly qualified teacher (and a Tory) was asked by some of her students how she had voted. Apparently one of the other staff members had told them to ask all their teachers that question because if they had voted Labour they would be proud and admit it, if they refused to answer it was because their teacher was an evil Tory and too ashamed to admit it. So yes, there is (even on the anecdotal level) evidence of a left-wing bias within the teaching profession.

What more can one say? We just need to be discerning about what we support. We also need to have open lines of communication with our children concerning these matters.

There have been some excellent Keiser reports of late and we would like you to watch this episode if you haven't already seen it. You will see/hear that the private bank known as the Bank of England is to print another £50 billion taking their quantitative easing up to a collosal £325 billion. You will also hear how our pensioners are becoming "permanently poorer" (in servitude) as their pensions decrease. Just think what we, as a nation could do with £325 billion if we were to take back control of our own money supply and to put our constitution back in place, making sure the House of Commons, Lords and the Monarchy act on behalf of we the people!

In the second half you will hear about the continued destruction of Greece and it's people. Note 100,000 people were on the streets of Greece (Athens I believe) the other day as they have had enough.

Whilst some would say it is treasonous to say anything untowards the Queen, it is the duty of every Englishman to expose Treason no matter where it leads to. The Queen has committed Treason by allowing EU Treaties to pass, that go against the English Constitution and her own Coronation Oath which was for the interests of the people. Some believe she is being controlled by other powerful forces and has been controlled since childhood and now knows no better, which may be proven in time and us mere mortals are not privy to secretive meetings of the highest order. Her Majesty has been notified of these issues and is duty bound to act, although some believe Her Majesty's post is not getting through to her. If Enoch Powell were alive today what would he be saying and doing? - he did warn us of "downright evil intent" and the spread of communism.

In the interests of free speech we publish this guest article by Mike Stuckey. We leave it to you to decide whether you agree with it or not.

The Renewing of the ‘Coronation Oath’, and an Englishman’s defence of his Land

So, the Head of Traitors is going to renew her ‘Coronation Oath’ is she? Well, you can be assured that it won’t be the same as the first one. It will be altered to save her skin!! There would be no point in renewing it otherwise. The wording will make it obvious to those of us who know her to be a Traitor – that it is an attempt to exonerate her, and to make it very difficult or impossible to hold her to account. Unfortunately, the new Oath will be seen by the general public (who do not know/believe QE2 to be a Traitor) as an enforcement of her position, and recognition of her great work.

I believe this to be a reaction to our claims of her Treason!!! And/or a way to keep the ‘Head of Traitors’ in her Monarchal position – so as to protect the Traitors under her (in Government!). As I have said before, if the Queen’s Treason is side-lined – then those Traitors who are obviously of lower status will escape prosecution. This move is further proof of QE2’s and her Government’s Treason!!!

It is however - possible that the Oath won’t be altered. Just renewing the Oath would serve to strengthen her position and her following. It would also make it more difficult to enlighten the public to her four decades of committing Treason, and by renewing the Oath it would restart her commitments from a point after the illegal and unlawful EU Treaties have been signed on her behalf. This would appear to cancel out any breaking of the previous Oath. In effect, the Traitor known as Queen Elizabeth II would have a clean slate, and would not be breaking the renewed/altered Oath.

Whichever happens, it is going to protect the ‘Head of Traitor’s (QE2) and all those Traitors in Government - now, and the four decades worth of Treasonous Politicians back to 1972.

This is the result of procrastination and the great reluctance to show even minimal courage in the defence of England/the UK and our Rights and Freedoms. You can expect more moves like this – which will make it more and more difficult to enlighten the public and to get them on our side (as if it were not hard enough as it stands).

Dictatorships and Traitors don’t go by our rules or have our values. They will use every trick in the book, and most of them won’t be from a good book. They also have the upper-hand, because we let them have it! It is time to fight the battle on a field that isn’t strewn with egg-shell’s!! And it is time to stop acting like Lawyers and Writer’s – and to start acting like REAL Patriot’s who will not tolerate Treachery for one moment, and will terminate Treasonous activities within OUR Land forthwith.

If you think – by staying within the bounds of the unlawful authorities corrupted and distorted laws - which are implemented by oppressive pro-EU Dictatorship Operatives,

that you will somehow regain control of the UK, take back lost freedoms and re-establish your Rights according to the ‘British Constitution’; then think again!

If you get close to their boundaries – they will just extend them (with more unlawful laws).

Any laws that go against Patriots are illegal and unlawful, so don’t waste our time by confining yourselves within them. You will never win if you play on their terms!!!!

There are only two sides in this War. There is no middle-ground, so why do you want to tread so carefully? They are our enemies. They don’t want to listen to you or read your e-mails/letters (except to deride you, or to assess the next move to further inhibit Patriotism). Never before in History have Traitors had it so good! They are living like King’s Queen’s! Literally in one case! And they are promoting a different kind of Queen (the limp-wristed kind!). Treasonous Queen’s and Queer’s; what kind of England is that???

How do I think we should proceed? Well, certainly not by continuing to flog dead horses – that’s for sure! “If you always do what you’ve always done, you’ll always have what you’ve always had”.

If you want to tread on egg-shell’s – then I’m sure you will be invited to every EU Dictatorship anniversary party, and receive an annual pat on the back. Otherwise a bit of lateral-thinking and independent thought will work wonders! If you find that you are unable to do these two things, then you are in ‘The Box’! But I wouldn’t stay in it if I were you! It’s full of slaves!

Mike Stuckey.

Below is a letter I have sent today to Lincolnshire Police regarding Nick Clegg MP. Feel free to copy this and distribute far and wide, preferably sending your own version to your local Police Station.

06th February 2012

Police Headquarters
PO Box 999
Lincoln
LN5 7PH

Dear Sirs

Ref: English Constitution, Deputy Prime Minister and High Treason

On Sunday 5th February I watched a recorded tv programme of BBC Parliament from the 1st February showing the annual session with the Deputy Prime Minister – Nick Clegg MP. One of the main topics of this session was regarding the House of Lords Reform, basically turning it into an elected senate.

I may not be an expert on the English Constitution, but what I do know is that our mostly written constitution consists of a tri-partite agreement in that the House of Commons suggest laws, the entirely separate House of Lords (supposed to be consisting of the Hereditary Peers) approves or declines new legislation and advises the Sovereign Queen who can then use the Royal Prerogative to give her assent – in the interests of the people, as per the coronation oath. It is NOT under any circumstances down to any government to change the House of Lords.

During this debate, both Lord Norton of Louth and Lord Crickhowell of Powys informed Nick Clegg MP that the government should ask the people in a referendum (as per the constitution). Nick Clegg MP, after much spiel about democracy, said the government had NO intention of doing this. I therefore conclude that Nick Clegg MP is subverting the English constitution and should be immediately arrested and tried for High Treason.

I shouldn’t need to explain, (but I will anyway), that now you have received this letter outlining this very serious crime of Treason (worse than any murder), you must do your duty of upholding the law and our historic constitution that was put there to protect the people.

Whilst these crimes have been carried out for many decades, it is now the time to put this right. Failure to investigate this will leave you liable to the charge of Misprision of Treason.

I look forward to receiving a reply of your intended actions as these issues are not going to go away.

Yours Faithfully

Michael Clayton

CC. Stephen Phillips MP QC + all other Lincolnshire MP’s (email)
Lord Norton of Louth (email)
Lord Crickhowell of Powys (email)
Worldwide web

Note: It is my belief that the two Lords were saying to Clegg that only the people can change the constitution. The use of referendums is not necessarily the best idea as they are corrupted these days due to incessant propaganda from mainstream media, as the 2nd Irish EU vote demonstrates. Michael Clayton

Guest article by Albert Burgess

The Rape of the English Constitution

Before we start this article, it is first necessary for a short explanation of the history of the English legal system as regards to the origins and value of our law.

Our laws come in two basic sorts, those within memory and those outside living memory. Any law older than 1189, when King Richard I (the Lionheart) came to the Throne, is said to be before time of memory (Sir Edward Coke 1628). Any law after this time is said to be made within memory. Prior to 1189, we have knowledge of these laws from before time of memory mainly from the history books and other writers and we call these laws the Common Law or the Custom and Practice of England. Custom is any law which has been in use since times of Greatest Antiquity, with the approval of the people. These laws gain their authority because they are the Custom of the English people. Parliament has no authority to repeal these laws, only the people collectively can do so because it is by the authority of the people that they have been in use for so long. These common laws are the main and original source of our English freedoms. These common laws themselves come under two headings, Those Anglo Saxon laws of King Edward the Confessor, (Alfred’s Law) and those laws from the time of King William I or the Conqueror, 1066 and King Richard I or the Lionheart 1189. For the most part, King William I kept the laws of King Edward the Confessor adding just a few dealing with the preservation of the peace and military matters.

Most of these ancient laws, because they protect our rights and freedoms, are constitutional in spirit. But from time to time, because England has not always had good Kings, we the people have had to restrain the king and force him to reissue these old laws again. King William II, also known as William Rufus, tried to ignore the rule of law, he was killed in a hunting accident, shot through the heart by an arrow which history tells us glanced off a tree. King Henry I was forced to issue his Charter of Liberties in 1100. King John, an evil man, was forced to sign The GREAT CHARTER or Magna Charter in 1215. This was a reissue of the Charter of Liberties 1100. King Stephen was forced to issue his charter 1135, a reissue of the laws of King Edward the Confessor. In 1327, King Edward II was deposed and murdered. In 1628, King Charles I was given the Petition of Right, a demand we be ruled according to our laws. In 1641 he was given the Grand Remonstrance, which he also ignored, so in 1649 we removed his head. In 1688, King James II was ruling outside the law and was forced to flee the country for his life. King William III issued the Bill of Rights 1689, a reissue of our rights and freedoms as guaranteed by our English Common Law. It was not as Parliament claims, a restriction on the authority of the King which remained unchanged. The Charter of Liberties 1100, Magna Charter 1215, the Petition of Rights 1628, and the Bill of Rights 1689 are Major Constitutional Laws which, with the Common Law and Custom, are Higher Law. All higher law is beyond the reach of parliament. Add to these the Acts of Provisors and Praemunire 1351, the 1351 Treason Act, and the 1559 Act of Supremacy, and we have the English Constitution.

England has been the victim of black bloody rape and rape of the worst kind.

Before you can commit rape you need a victim. In this case the victim is English higher law, Common and Constitutional law. How, you ask, can you rape a law? Rape, after all, is a violent crime, or is it always violent? Today we have rape by the use of drugs, not just violence, rape can also be by lies and deceit such as a promise made with no intention of keeping your word. In our case, we are talking of the rape of higher law by deception.

Next, we need to know which higher laws have been raped by deception. First, our forefathers set up Parliament a tri-partite agreement. The House of Commons originate law, the House of Lords accepts, amends or rejects that law and, if accepted, it then goes to the King for the Royal Assent, or not, depending whether the King believes it to be in the best interests of his subjects and the country. Parliament itself is made up by the elected representatives from the boroughs, the House of Lords is made up of the Hereditary Peerage, the Lords Spiritual advise on whether the law conforms to Christian values, and the Law Lords who are Life Peers and sit in the House of Lords in their judicial capacity advise on the legality of proposed legislation. Every Lord is a Peer of the realm and has a letters patent which gives his title and job description which is that he is to sit in the House of Peers and scrutinise legislation on the King’s behalf to ensure that only the legislation which benefits the subject and the country is approved, and to thus act as an advisor to the King.

The legal position of the King.

Kings of England are both hereditary and elected. This means that if the people believe the eldest son of the King is unsuitable to hold this high office, they can and will elect someone they feel to be more suitable to the role of King. This is why, at the Coronation of a new King, a Knight in full armour will ride into Westminster Abbey and throw a gauntlet on the ground and say something like, “Are there any foul and base traitors here who dispute the right of this Prince to be King, If there are, step outside and a time and place will be assigned for us to dispute this in battle.”

Once the King has been anointed and crowned, by custom he is the supreme governor of England. This is why he must give or refuse the Royal Assent. This has always been the case ever since King Alfred the Great refused the authority of the Pope to interfere in his Kingdom, making Alfred supreme governor both of the country and the church. This was put on a semi-formal basis by King Edward III when he issued his Act of Provisors 1351 which makes it an act of high treason to dispose of any English asset to a foreign owner, and his Act of Praemunire 1351 which makes it an act of high treason to impose any foreign law into his Kingdom, for his subjects to be drawn out of his Kingdom to be tried in a foreign court, and for any of his Bishops to excommunicate any of his subjects on the orders of the Pope. This was put on a formal basis by King Henry VIII when he issued his Act of Supremacy of 1534, and it was repeated by Queen Elizabeth I in her Act of Supremacy of 1559.

This rape started after the restoration of King Charles II. Charles had just been handed his father’s throne, and was somewhat indebted to the House of Commons so he did not argue when the Commons told the Lords they could not originate a bill or amend a money bill. The Upper House resisted this for some time but eventually gave way; there is nothing in the English Constitution which allows this assault on the powers of the House of Lords. As a direct result of this 1666 nonsense, the House of Lords accepted that they would not amend a money bill. After the death of Queen Anne in 1714, we inherited a King. King George I did not speak English so, unlike every King or Queen who went before, he did not attend Parliament or Cabinet Meetings. This allowed the politicians a free run. George I signed everything put before him, not knowing what he was signing. King George II was told he should not attend Parliament and Cabinet Meetings by government. This was both unconstitutional and an act of treason by restraining the King from carrying out his constitutional role to supervise legislation, and he spent his life complaining that his ministers were kings in his kingdom. George III fought a twenty year battle with the House of Commons as to where sovereignty lay, with him as the Anointed King, or with the House of Commons. After a speech by Pitt the elder in which he said “instead of the arbitrary power of a Stuart King we must submit to the arbitrary power of the House of the Commons. If this be true what benefit do we derive from the exchange? Tyranny my Lords is detestable in every shape, but none so formidable as where it is exercised by a number of tyrants, My Lords, this is not the fact, this is not the constitution, we have a law of parliament. We have a statute book and the Bill of Rights.”

The King won the vote in the Commons. It was decided that sovereignty lay with the King. This is the legal, constitutional position today. Indeed, that has always been the case. Parliament tells us that the last time the Royal assent was refused was in 1707 by Queen Anne over the militia act. This is untrue. Queen Victoria refused the assent to a bill on homosexuality because it referred to lesbians. She did not believe women would engage in these deviant practices, the bill received the assent only after all references to lesbians had been removed. Queen Victoria also refused bills by putting them on one side and saying the Queen will consider it, and from then it was never seen again. As a result of believing that they could not amend a money bill, the House of Lords rejected the 1909 budget; this made the Prime Minister Asquith present to the House of Lords a bill to prevent them rejecting a bill. When the Lords said they would not give it the assent, Asquith threatened them he would put 500 new peers into the House who would vote it out of existence. Faced with this threat, the Lords caved in and gave it their assent.

Asquith presented the Parliament Act to King Edward VII. King Edward refused the assent on the grounds that it was unconstitutional and removed a protection from his subjects by altering the constitutional role of the House of Lords and restricting them from carrying out the job of rejecting bad legislation. King Edward VII said Asquith would have to go to the country. Asquith went around the country telling the electorate that those nasty Lords would not let them have a pension, when in fact the Lords said nothing of the sort. The reason for rejecting the budget was that the extra tax imposed upon the working man would be more than he could afford on top of the tax he was already paying. Asquith was re-elected and King Edward VII DIED of an illness. When King George V came to the Throne, he was told by a government minister that he would keep all of his prerogatives but may not use any of them unless he has the backing of a government minister. King George V was never due to be king. He had an older brother, Prince Edward, who died of pneumonia. Edward was betrothed to Princess May of Tech. In spite of her name she was an English Princess. May however, was in love with his younger brother Prince George, George also loved May. The death of Prince Edward left the way clear for them to marry. The point is that Prince Edward, as heir to the Throne, would have been taught in depth about the English Constitution. Prince George’s constitutional education would not have been more than rudimentary as he was unlikely to need the knowledge. So when a government minister told him he could not use his prerogatives he was unlikely to believe he was being told anything but the truth, when actually he had just been the victim of an act of high treason. Particularly, as he had just lost his father and in all probability was not thinking too straight. King Edward VIII would have been told the same thing, government by now having neutered both the King and the House of Lords. Edward was, in the end, not King for very long due to being forced illegally to abdicate, The English Constitution and Common Law having no mechanism for changing a King otherwise than by his death. His successor, his younger brother the Duke of York afterwards King George VI , like his father, would not have spent a great deal of time learning the Constitution. His daughter Princess Elizabeth was taught from the age of 12 to 22 years of age by one Henry Marten, a Fabian, and we know The Fabian Society want to destroy all that is good in this Kingdom. So an impressionable young girl was placed in the hands of the anti-Christ; someone we would consider to be a traitor. In the Criminal Law Revision Act 1948, the Labour Government repealed the Act of Provisors thus clearing the way for the wholesale selling of our English assets to foreign buyers who have closed down our manufacturing and fishing industries. In the Criminal Law Act 1967, the Labour Government repealed the Act of Premunire, clearing the way for foreign law to be imposed upon this country to our great discomfort, and the European arrest warrant. The rest, as they say, is history with the King and the House of Lords the victims of acts of treason which prevent them fulfilling their role as protectors of the people, and with a House of Commons with far more traitors and crooks than any conventional company could employ and hope to survive. This United Kingdom, this England is well down the road to extinction. Each and every time our ministers sign an EU Treaty, they are handing more and more of this country’s sovereignty to a foreign power the EU a clear act of high treason.

Last week patriots from across Lincolnshire and beyond attended a very interesting talk by Roger Hayes, Chairman of the British Constitution Group, regarding the lawful bank and The Alternative Monetary System. We have posted below videos which hopefully explains this in a little more detail.

Suffice to say, there were many sceptical people prior to the talk, but some were a lot more optimistic following the presentation. Many blunt questions were asked and answered well. As Roger said, "they may build walls in our way but we have the bulldozers to knock them down."

One thing is for sure, this country and the world do need a new monetary system or at least one that is controlled by the government who then act for the people (now there's a novel idea!). The people are losing their freedoms and have become debt slaves to the international financiers who act like they can do what ever they please and make money out of thin air (fractional reserve banking basically).

Is the lawful bank and alternative governance the answer and will they work? perhaps we should give it the benefit of the doubt as nothing could be worse than doing nothing - enough is enough! We shall watch this carefully to see what progress can be made.

As Britains Armed Forces continue to be dismantled from within, the United Kingdom National Defence Association speak out - letter published in the Daily Telegraph 2nd Jan 2012:

To the Editor

Sir,

The British Army will soon be smaller than at any time since the late nineteenth century (when the UK population was half what it is now). The rate of shrinkage under the current defence cuts means that the Army, already chronically under-manned, will have lost a fifth of its present strength by the end of this decade. That is equivalent to axing 64,000 of the NHS’s 320,000 nursing staff.

The Government’s intention is for the UK to rely increasingly on the Territorial Army and other Reservists, to “plug the gaps” in the nation’s defence. Indeed, the Reserve forces are to be expanded and investment made in training and equipment in order to raise the skill levels and capabilities of Reservists.

We welcome this commitment to the strengthening of the TA. The contribution of Territorials to military operations in Iraq and Afghanistan has been invaluable, and has demonstrated the vital role that Reserve forces can play in support of Regular troops. However, any further widening of the role of the TA should not be at the expense of the Regulars, and cannot be seen as a substitute for an adequately resourced Regular Army. Front-line operations require a level of fitness, experience, and training to Regular Army standards that cannot readily be matched by part-time soldiers. At present, barely 1,500 TA personnel (5% of Territorial strength) have sufficient training to be deployed in the way that the Government envisages.

We urge the Ministry of Defence to halt further cuts in Regular Army manpower and to review its current redundancy programme. We further call upon the Government to re-examine this aspect of the Strategic Defence & Security Review (SDSR 2010) and to recognise that the primary role of the TA and other Reserve forces is as a vital support to the full-time professionals of Britain’s Armed Forces, not as an alternative to them.

Andy Smith
Co-signed by: Col. David Benest Col. Richard Kemp Col. Tim Collins Cdr. John Muxworthy Dr Peter Caddick-Adams and Andrew Roberts

Guest article by Mike Stuckey

...except moan. You should all know by now that letters and e-mails are being ignored by MP's and the Queen. There are not enough united anti-EU activists, and I use the term 'activists' very loosely, to be of any concern to the unlawful authorities.

We are already living under a Dictatorship, and Traitors and Collaborators have had a hold on the UK and its people for decades now. So, how is it that so many think that merely informing the public will release us and the UK from the EU bondage and rid us of betrayers? There is a multitude of informers, but those who would rid us of the rot are few and far between. Are you not simply informing those who will inform others? where will that get us? Unless those of mettle are to be found and energised - the unlawful authorities have nothing to worry about. Do you see signs of worry in MP's? Is there increased protection for MP's and the Queen who are hardened Traitors? Is 'Common Purpose' disbanding?
Have you heard of any pro-EU officials being harassed or inhibited?
The answer is NO!
Why?
Because we are all talk! and all talk will not get things DONE!
Quote: "The courage of ones convictions". As I say "Doers do, and Talkers don't".
How can we expect others to do what we will not?
Age and infirmity are no excuse when your country is unlawfully controlled by a foreign power, and Traitors and Collaborators are rife. The older ones of us are in the know, and it is our duty to organise a Lawful Rebellion - for the good of all. Patriots don't get old. The love of ones country never ages or dies. And freedom is not just for the young.

You don't need to stop the talk, but if that's all you are prepared to do, then don't be surprised at the continued slip into subservience and the refusal of others to do more than talk, and when it is blatantly obvious that the gurgling - is the sound of the last remnants of our country going down the plug-hole - then remember these words "I told you so".

We were given brain's to think, and bodies to put those thoughts into action. And I have to point-out again that actions - in this case, need to be more than letters and e-mails and meetings etc.
I know that there are those of you who are waiting for the Euro to totally fail, and those who say that it is inevitable that the EU fails because it is not workable. Are you so confident that the EU will fail that you would do nothing and wait to the very last - when it will be too late to properly ACT? Or would you not dare to risk losing your country and your freedoms?

You must ACT. There are many reasons I can give you - why you should ACT now. It is an easy decision for those who have courage, but - for those of faint heart it is an easier decision to merely continue sending letters and e-mails.

If you don't know how to actively inhibit Traitors and Collaborators - then ask me how. If you know - then get to it. This scum have to be scared so that they will cease their activities. It does not involve threats or the intimidation of their families. The Traitors and Collaborators just need to feel uncomfortable and be aware that we know who and what they are (backed-up by a physical presence to show that we are more than just talk). They should then seriously consider the continuation of their Treasonous activities. There are many other ways, and also ways to indirectly make things uncomfortable for them.

Regards,
Mike Stuckey.

NB. This is a circular and is intended to stir some of us into proper action. Some recipients know the necessity for REAL action - and this e-mail is not (wholly) intended for them. It is not meant to offend, but it is meant to be taken seriously.

The socialists aim, (see a portion below) and they are well ahead of schedule....

Reprinted from political ad in the Western Australian Sunday Times, December 3, 1995

In 1944, Democratic U.S. Congressman Samuel Pettengill warned America that socialists would endeavour to have the U.S. spend itself into bankruptcy, with a view to making citizens totally dependent on a centralized government, and now it is 2011 (2012!) and it is all but done.

Pettengill detailed TEN POINTS of the socialist manifesto that would destroy free government. Almost 50 years later, down under in Australia, it is disturbing to reflect on Pettengill’s 10 points.

1) People must be made to feel their utter helplessness and their inability to solve their own problems. While in this state of mind, there is held up before them a benign and all-wise leader to whom they MUST look to the cure for all their ills.

2) The principle of local self-government must be WIPED OUT, so that this leader or group in control can have all the political power readily at hand.

3) Constitutional guarantees must be swept aside. This accomplished in part by RIDICULING them as outmoded and an obstruction to progress.

4) Public faith in the legal profession and respect for the courts must be undermined. The law making body must be intimidated and from time to time rebuked, so as to prevent the development of public confidence in it. (so this is why the give a slap on the hand for bad crimes, it makes people loose faith in the law)

5) Economically, the people must be ground down by high taxes, which under one pretext or another they are called upon to pay. Thus they are brought to a common level and all income above a meager living is taken from them. In this manner, economic independence is kept to a minimum.

6) A great public debt must be built so the citizens can never escape its burden, making government the virtual receiver for the entire nation.

7) A general distrust of private business and industry must be kept alive so the public may not begin to rely on its own resources.

8) Government bureaus are set up to control practically every phase of the citizen’s lives.

9) The education of the youth of the nation is taken under CONTROL so that all may be indoctrinated at an early age with a spirit of submission to the system.

10) To supplement and fortify all the foregoing, there is kept up a steady stream of GOVERNMENT PROPAGANDA designed to extol all who bow the knee and to vilify those who dare raise a voice of dissent.

Gorbachev said many years ago after communism had supposedly been destroyed that, “Communism has not finished as some in the west would say, all we have done is change our tactics”. (I once wrote in a leaflet that "there is a veil of communism reigning over us" - over 4000 were distributed by just a handful of patriots, Ed)

Unfortunately, socialism is similar to communism..

This should be shown to every man, woman and young adult whether they are in America or elsewhere. We have to wake up to the fact that the left wing socialist party has the same policies world wide, doesn't anyone find that strange, not what the people want in their area, but a world wide, their ideology, not necessary ours.. ..

Socialism is the political strategy that believes the State should have total control of all key resource producing industries and control of the market in order to promote social and economic equality. In a socialistic environment the government makes all the decisions and has total control of the resources and people to ensure equal of distribution of the resources to all. So you work hard and give half of it to others who can't or don't want to work.
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So what about here in the uk?

This picture shows "call me Dave" with a Demos sign just in front. For those unaware Demos is a marxist thinktank, so yes cabbage patch cameron is part of this problem. Also note the term "progressive" which is basically another term for marxism.

People from Lincolnshire should also be aware that Demos are linked in with the many changes in our former local institutions via common purpose, Lincolnshire Assembly etc.

Those clued up on symbology will recognise the all-seeing eye in the letter O and the 5 pointed pentacle star in the letter D of the Demos logo.

Happy New Year to all of our followers out there. After many "events" in 2011 like the Arab spring revolts, Fukushima nuclear and tsunarmi disasters, War in Libya to name a few we start the year with a warning of further additional and escalating events that are sure to happen as the global economy collapses and inflation runs into a weimar republic type scenario. There will hopefully be additional articles this year as we have some guest writers helping. Many know the time for talking, letter writing etc is over but we will continue to educate the public and tell the truth - whilst we still can!

List of Europhile Traitors

I'm sure this isn't a full list that is going round by email, but it is a good start:

Major Eurofederalist supporters among politicians, companies/corporations and organisations in Britain, listed alphabetically. Do not forget these names - they will undoubtedly try to re-invent themselves, or go underground, when their "project" is defeated!
We have retained the names of the dead in case anyone seeks to restore their reputations!
If you have any suggested additions please email them to us giving the reason for recommending inclusion

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Paul Adamson, Chief Executive BSMG Worldwide, Council member Britain in Europe.
Accenture - previously Andersen Consulting.
Action Centre for Europe.
Andrew Adonis Special Adviser, Policy Unit, 10 Downing Street, Advisory Councillor The Federal Trust (Now Lord Adonis).
AEEU
Lord Ahmed of Rotherham, Chairman, Halal World plc., Council member Britain in Europe.
Rodney Aldridge OBE, Executive Chairman Capita Group, Council member Britain in Europe.
Lord Alexander of Weedon, former Chairman NatWest plc, Council member Britain in Europe.
Mary Allen, former Secretary-General, Arts Council of England, Council member Britain in Europe.
Alan Amos Former MP for Hexham, now Councillor Tower Hamlets in London.
Leighton Andrews, Council member Britain in Europe.
Lord (Jeffrey) Archer, Trustee, One World Trust.
Robin Ashby, Managing Director, Bergmans PR, Council member Britain in Europe.
David Ashby ex-MP.
Lord Paddy Ashdown ex-MP ("I don't expect the nation state to survive"). A Roman Catholic appeaser of Fascist Croatia, anti Serb, promoted independence of Kosovo, where Serbs, Jews and gypsies driven out by fascist KLA) from Serbia but against Serb part of Bosnia becoming part of Serbia. Known for his arrogance as dictator of Bosnia.
James Ashe-Taylor, Solicitor, Crowell & Moring, Council member Britain in Europe.
David Atkinson former Tory MP (Member of "Parliamentary Group for World Government"!).
Peter Atkinson MP for Hexham (Voted in Tory leadership election for Kenneth Clarke, who believes in the abolition of the Pound, the Bank of England, the Treasury and turning the British Parliament into a "local assembly".) Repeatedly refused to sign up (via the South Molton Declaration and the British Declaration of Independence) for British democratic sovereignty.
Shun Au, Director, The Whole Clinic, Council member Britain in Europe.

B
BAE Systems.
Tony Baldry MP ("would not the best memorial to the victims of Nazism be to create an enlarged European Union that extends to the countries of the Balkans and eastern Europe?"). Baldry took a loan from a Mr Sarosh Zaiwalla and subsequently recommended him for honours. Mr Baldry subsequently apologised to the House of Commons. Has 12 company directorships. Called a party "bed-blocker" in newspaper, complained to Press Complaints Commission, complaint dismissed.
Dame Jocelyn Barrow, Director, Focus Consultancy Ltd, Council member Britain in Europe.
Karen Bartlett, Director Charter 88, Council member Britain in Europe.
Nina Bawden CBE, FRSL, Author, Council member Britain in Europe.
Sir Nicholas Bayne, KCMG, High Commissioner to Canada 1992-1996, Fellow, International Trade Policy Unit, LSE, Council member Britain in Europe.
Christopher Beazley Tory MEP. Eurofanatic believer in Tory Party remaining in the extreme eurofederalist "European peoples Party" Group in the European Parliament. Openly opposed Cameron policy to leave the group. Said it was "absurd" to let the British people vote on whether to abolish the Pound!
Sir Jeremy Beecham, Chair, Local Government Association, Council member Britain in Europe.
Roger Beetham, former British Ambassador to the Council of Europe, Council member Britain in Europe.
Baroness Billingham, Council member Britain in Europe.
Graham Bishop, Council member Britain in Europe.
Gerry Bishop, University administrator, Council member Britain in Europe.
Peter Blackburn, Chairman, Northern Foods plc, Council member Britain in Europe.
Vernon Bogdanor, Professor of Government, Oxford University, Council member Britain in Europe.
Jane Bonham-Carter, Television producer, Council member Britain in Europe.
David Borrow MP, Council member Britain in Europe.
Peter Bottomley MP (Conservative). Parliamentary Group for World Government, (recently changed to "World Governance"!).
Rosie Boycott, former Editor The Express, Council member Britain in Europe.
Professor Deborah Boyd, Would-u-like Group, Council member Britain in Europe.
Tom Brake MP, Parliamentary Group for World Government, (recently changed to "World Governance"!).
Simon Brandenburger, Art and antiques dealer, Council member Britain in Europe.
Lord Brittan of Spennithorne, former Home Secretary, Council member Britain in Europe, substantially pensioned former European Commissioner.
Britain in Europe Campaign, principal vehicle for uniting eurofanatics in Labour, Conservative and Liberal Democrat Parties. Went into hibernation 2005 after even Blair abandoned it!
Barry Brown, Managing Director, Adhesives International Ltd, Council member Britain in Europe.
Simon Burall, Executive Director, One World Trust which is directly linked to the Parliamentary Group for World Government!
Richard Burge, Chief Executive, Countryside Alliance, Council member Britain in Europe.
Lord Butler of Brockwell, former Cabinet Secretary, Council member Britain in Europe.
BAT (Bilderberg supporter, found to be exploiting tobacco smuggling - Channel Four news report, Kenneth Clarke was Deputy Chairman)
Barclays Bank (Member of Association for European Monetary Union).
David Barton Former Chairman, Federal Trust, Advisory Councillor The Federal Trust.
The BBC (advertised in "Britain and Europe" publication, little pretence at objectivity in its broadcasting, aping its own appeasement of the 1930s)
Professor Iain Begg Professor of International Economics, Business School, South Bank University, Advisory Councillor The Federal Trust.
Martin Bell ex MP Accused Neil Hamilton of corruption for receiving payments from al Fayed but refused to investigate Bilderberg Group for paying for Hotel and flights for Blair, Brown, Kenneth Clarke and Ashdown. (Latter two were investigated by House of Commons Committee and found to have acted wrongly in accepting such payments)
Graham Bishop Former Adviser, European Financial Affairs, Salomon Smith Barney, Advisory Councillor The Federal Trust.
Tony Blair MP (At his election as member for Sedgefield he stood on a platform of leaving the European Common Market, now he is a fanatical Europhile) Recipient of Charlemagne Prize for integrating Europe - the prize was founded by "former" Nazis!
AMP DDB
BMW
Lord Briggs Patron of The Federal Trust.
British Aerospace (Chief Executive said "Euro inevitable regardless of what politicians say" - a classic fascist approach to democracy!).
British Midland.
British Telecom Plc.
Beata Brooks Bigoted Tory Party stalwart -ex-MEP.
Christopher Bryant MP, Labour formerly a Tory Party activist, a "gay" former Anglican vicar, Chairman of the Labour Movement for Europe, on the advisory board of Britain in Europe.
Martyn Bond Senior Adviser at The Federal Trust.
Peter Bottomley MP.
The Lord Bowness CBE, DL Conservative Peer, seeks quick abolition of the Pound, ultra eurofederalist and Kenneth Clarke supporter.
Simon Buckby, Campaign Director, Britain in Europe.
Maurice Burgess Leader of the Liberal Democrats on Derby City Council.
Dr Michael Burgess Director, Centre for European Union Studies, University of Hull, Advisory Councillor The Federal Trust.
Sir Michael Butler GCMG, former UK Permanent Representative to the EC, Advisory Board member Britain in Europe.
Leslie Butterfield, Chairman, Partners BDDH, Council member Britain in Europe.
Sir John Butterfil MP Complained that we called him a eurofederalist (despite having long been a leading member of the European Movement). Asked him to sign the British Declaration of Independence - he refused.
Bunzl Plc
Stephen Byers MP A great weathervane - He gets nothing right and this is no exception.
Colin Byrne, Chief Executive, Shandwick Public Affairs, Council member Britain in Europe
Liam Byrne, Business Development Director, E-Government Solutions, Council member Britain in Europe

C
Alison Cairns, Environmental campaigner, Council member Britain in Europe
Christopher Campbell, Chairman, British Shipbuilders Ltd., Council member Britain in Europe
Menzies Campbell MP, Liberal Democrat Foreign Affairs Spokesperson, Advisory Board member Britain in Europe
David Candler, Hon. Sec. Local Government Group for Europe, Council member Britain in Europe
Jane Carr, Business and Professional Women UK, Council member Britain in Europe
CBI (Confederation of British Industry - has manipulated results of polls of business opinion on Europe)
Centre for European Reform
Dave Chapman, Dave Chapman Associates, Council member Britain in Europe
The Charlemagne Group of Companies, Helps to promote European Union propaganda during British parliamentary elections
Sir Trevor Chinn, Chairman, Lex Service plc, Council member Britain in Europe
Lord Christopher, Chairman, TU Fund Managers, Council member Britain in Europe
Civitatis (NOT to be confused with "Civitas", a respectable political research group)
Dan Clayton-Jones TD DL, Chairman, Cord Investments Ltd, Council member Britain in Europe
Kenneth Clarke MP instinctive self-satisfied anti-democrat. A classic corporatist fascist. As a student in Cambridge in the 1950s he invited the former leader of the British Union of Fascists and founder of the journal The European, Sir Oswald Mosley, to speak. Fellow student Tory, Michael Howard, resigned in protest! Clarke believes in the abolition of the Pound, the Bank of England, the Treasury and turning the British Parliament into a "local assembly" (as he once said to Norman Lamont). On 27th February 2008 On the Daily Politics, Clark admitted that although he was against a referendum, Gordon Brown and the Lib/Dems stupidly promised one. He also said that there was nothing different between the wording of the Constitution and the Lisbon Treaty and it was wrong for Gordon Brown to say there was.
Nick Clegg MEP East Midlands, a former Commission civil servant, whose wife works for the Commission. Has his main home in Brussels. ergo Cleg is a representative of the Commission to the people rather than the right way round. - A bit like the Kinnock family really. Council member Britain in Europe
Geoffrey Clifton Brown MP, Vice Chairman, European-Atlantic Group.
Lord Clinton-Davis, former EU Commissioner, Council member Britain in Europe
Rt Hon Lord Cockfield Patron of The Federal Trust, former Secretary of State for Trade, Council member Britain in Europe
Professor Stefan Collignon, European Institute, London School of Economics.
In 2003 wrote "The European Republic - Reflections on the Political Economy of a Future European Constitution" Published by the former Nazi propaganda Publisher Bertelsmann and published in the UK by the Federal Trust for Education (sic) and Research.
The Common Purpose Charitable Trust runs 'Your Turn'. Its sponsors include the BBC, 7 Government Departments several companies and councils. A classic corporatist group.
Michael Connarty MP (Labour) Chairman of the Commons European Scrutiny Committee, said (January 2008) that compared to the Maastricht Treaty "the Lisbon Treaty represents a more significant point in our relationship with Europe", and it is a "tipping point" for Britain's national sovereignty and "will take the centre of power away from this Parliament to Brussels. There is no doubt about that." He also added that under the Treaty "the role of national Parliaments will be massively diminished."
Michael Connor, former President Alstom UK, Council member Britain in Europe
Richard Corbett MEP, the Labour MEPs spokesman on EU constitutional affairs, attacked Gordon Brown for his criticism of the draft European Constitution. Corbett described Brown's points as "red herrings". 9/11/03. Council member Britain in Europe (so "successful" that it has gone into hibernation!)
Sir Brian Corby Patron of The Federal Trust
Robin Cook MP, deceased. Turned his euroscepticism into europhilia to become Foreign Secretary.
Cookson Group Plc
Coopers & Lybrand
Council for Community of Democracies
Harry Cowie Senior Research Fellow, The Federal Trust
Diane Coyle, Managing Director, Enlightenment Economics, Council member Britain in Europe
Mike Craven, Partner, Lexington Communications, Council member Britain in Europe
Jeremy Crook, Black Training and Enterprise Group, Council member Britain in Europe
Sir Brian Crowe, former Director-General for External Affairs, Council of the European Union, Council member Britain in Europe
Edwina Currie ex Tory MP and BBC broadcaster (We could not ban "dangerous" British beef in the home market "because it would make the EU too unpopular")
David Curry MP - One of Kenneth Clarke's greatest supporters - ie supports the Euro, the European Constitution and the wholesale destruction of the British constitution. At a public meeting in Newcastle he said in a tone which shocked the audience "Its power - that is what Europe is all about - power". Council member Britain in Europe

D
Margaret Daly former MEP and board member of The European Movement
Ron Davies (ex Labour MP - resigned as minister - sex scandal. Also ex Member of Welsh Assembly)
Quentin Davies MP (When lunching at public expense in Brussels sent back a £55 bottle of wine "the bouquet is not quite right")
William Davis, Chairman, Headway Publishing Limited, Council member Britain in Europe
Sir Roy Denman deceased, former EU "Ambassador" (thought Britain should have made peace with Hitler)
The Directorate for European Operations at the Open University
Alan Donnelly, former Leader, European Parliamentary Labour Party, Council member Britain in Europe
Brendan Donnelly Director of the Federal Trust (a charity!!!) ex Cons MEP ("Opposition to the Euro is politically and economically unwise")
Andrew Duff MEP, Liberal Democrat, Member of The Federal Trust. Said that the UK should not be allowed to leave the EU without the EU's permission! Several European politicians launched a campaign to save the draft EU Constitution which they fear is being eroded by member states, including Andrew Duff.
Andrew Duff flatly denied that Article 52 of the European Charter of Fundamental Rights existed. In correspondence his mentor Graham Watson MEP (another fanatical eurofederalist) then claimed that the words do not mean what they say! Article 52 states that,
"...limitations (on the exercise of the rights and freedoms recognised by this Charter) may be made only if they are necessary and genuinely meet objectives of general interest being pursued by the Union..." In other words the EU and its Charter grants and takes away your "rights" in the same movement! (the same is true of the Death penalty! Most countries have abolished the Death penalty but the EU specifically allows them through its Charter which is part of the Lisbon Treaty/to bring it back!!)
The report by the House of Commons EU Scrutiny Committee quotes Andrew Duff MEP, who told the Committee: "there is a danger that, in assessing the Treaty of Lisbon, national parliaments become obsessed by the early warning mechanism on subsidiarity. It was understood by those of us involved in its drafting and, then re-drafting that the mechanism, although a necessary addition to the system of governance of the Union, was not really intended to be used. It is, in Bagehot's terms, more a dignified part of the European constitutional settlement than an efficient one."
While the Lisbon Treaty has still not been ratified, Andrew Duff MEP, is already trying to introduce changes in it, and establish the election of "European MEPs" instead of national MEPs in elections from 2014 onwards. Andrew Duff is the lib-dim MEP for East Anglia. When asked to introduce himself he refuses to say he is British. He describes himself as a European federalist. Just as well he was not born two centuries or so ago, when treason was still taken seriously. In Prague recently with a European parliamentary delegation, Mr Duff insulted the Czech Republic's president, Vaclav Klaus, in a public meeting.
Hugh Dykes, ex MP, now Lord Dykes, Chairman, the (eurofederalist) European Atlantic Group
James Dyson enthusiastically advocates the abolition of Sterling, the Bank of England, the Chancellor of the Exchequer and the First Lord of the Treasury (the PM) in favour of the Euro BUT MOVED HIS MANUFACTURING BUSINESS TO THE FAR EAST, rather than supporting the new European Country that he so admires. He expects to sell this products in Britain at British prices however. Avoid Dyson washing machines, vacuum cleaners and other products in favour of genuine far east companies which manufacture in Britain - like LG etc.

E
James Elles, Tory MEP. Believes Conservatives in the European Parliament should be part of the fanatically eurofederalist EPP group. Says anyone who believs in British self government should "leave the party and join UKIP".
Sir David Elliott, Director-General, General Secretariat of the European Council, 1991-1995, Council member Britain in Europe
Vernon Ellis, International Chairman Accenture, Council member Britain in Europe
Sir Peter Emery (ex Tory MP, ousted by his constituents) former Minister for Industry and Energy, Council member Britain in Europe
Robert Emerson Director, Grosvenor Lifestyle, Advisory Councillor The Federal Trust
John Entwistle, former President, British Chambers of Commerce, Council member Britain in Europe
Stuart Etherington, Chief Executive, NCVO, Council member Britain in Europe
The European Movement (see leaflet published by Compuprint Publishing, available from Publications on this website)
European Policy Forum
European Resource Centres for Schools and Colleges (organised in the regions)
Lord Evans of Watford, Council member Britain in Europe
Nigel Evans MP, eurofedealist, member of Parliamentary Group for World Government. Lost Monmouth for the Tories and then lost Ribble Valley. Then won it the next time round. Surprising that such a loser and anti democrat can get chance after chance!
Ruth Evans, former Director, National Consumer Council, Council member Britain in Europe
Roger Evans ex-MP Monmouth, talks eurosceptic - voted europhile. His constituents could not trust him and kicked him out.
Lord Ezra, former Chairman, The National Coal Board, Patron of The Federal Trust

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The Federal Trust
Sir Leslie Fielding, former Director-General, European Commission, Council member Britain in Europe
Dr Geoffrey Findlay, Science policy consultant, Council member Britain in Europe
Niall FitzGerald, former Chairman Unilever PLC, Advisory Board member Britain in Europe
Barbara Follett MP, Council member Britain in Europe
Foreign Policy Centre. Promotes Euro and one European tax regime.
Professor Murray Forsyth, Council member Britain in Europe
Sir Michael Franklin, former Permanent Secretary, MAFF, Council member Britain in Europe, Patron of The Federal Trust
Maurice Fraser, Director, Agenda Publishing and Lecturer LSE. Council member 'Britain in Europe', former advisor to Foreign and Commonwealth Office (Douglas Hurd), Advisory Councillor The Federal Trust
Roger Fry, Council of British Independent Schools in the EU, Council member Britain in Europe
Dr Nigel Forman Non-Executive Director, HFC Bank plc., Advisory Councillor The Federal Trust
Lord Forte Patron of The Federal Trust
Rt Hon George Foulkes MP, Advisory Board member Britain in Europe

G
George Galloway, Respect Party's only MP. On his radio show every weekend - on Talk Sport - he very much favours the UK being in the EU even though years ago he did not want the UK to be in the EEC! No wonder someone who eulogises about Fidel Castro (who praises the Euro in order to sink the Dollar) wants to surrender to the EU.
Lord Garel-Jones, (Tristan) former Minister for Europe, Council member Britain in Europe, Eurofanatic too weak a word!
Brian Garrett, Chair, European Movement Northern Ireland, Consultant, Council member Britain in Europe
Elliott Duffy Garrett, Council member Britain in Europe
Julia Gash, Managing Director, Gash, Council member Britain in Europe
General Utilities
Sir Christopher Gent, Chief Exec Vodaphone. Advocates abolition of the Pound so that companies can avoid exchange rate fluctuations and yet stated in his own company accounts:
"Movements in exchange rates had no material impact....in any of the three years ended March 2003" (All exchange rate risks can in any case be covered at very little cost by companies and individuals and although circa 40% of UK trade is with the Eurozone countries only 20% is traded in Euros!)
David Gibson CB, former Deputy Secretary, Northern Ireland Civil Service, Council member Britain in Europe
Ram Gidoomal, Managing Director, Winning Communication, Council member Britain in Europe
Cheryl Gillan MP,europhile, Member of Parliamentary Group for World Government. Promoted far above her pay grade and embarassingly became Shadow Secretary of State for Wales!!
Sir Sydney Giffard, former Ambassador to Japan, Council member Britain in Europe
Charles Grant, Director, Centre for European Reform, Council member Britain in Europe
Damien Green Tory MP
Pauline Green ex-MEP (former leader of Labour MEPs, close to now sacked Jacques Santer, President of the European Commission. Resisted taking action against the Commission despite van Buitenen evidence of corruption). Resigned in 1999 and was replaced by next on the party list, a candidate who had been specifically rejected by the electorate. Chief Executive Co-operative Union Ltd, Former policewoman., Council member Britain in Europe
Baroness Sally Greengross of Notting Hill Former Director General Age Concern England, Advisory Councillor The Federal Trust, 'Vice Chair' Britain in Europe
John Gummer MP Roman Catholic convert and principal actor in the sacking of Adrian Hilton, the Tory candidate for Slough just before the 2005 General Election, because the latter had written books critical of The Vatican's promotion of the European superstate. A corporatist rather than a Conservative, best summed up not only in his eurofederalist fanaticism but in his becoming chairman of a company called Valpak which guides companies through the EU recycling rules which Gummer himself introduced when he was Environment Minister. Like Kenneth Clarke he has more in common with New Labour and the Lib Dems than with Conservatives.

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Carl Hadley, Council member Britain in Europe
Nigel Haigh OBE, former Director, Institute for European Environmental Policy, Council member Britain in Europe
Claudia Hamill Formerly Brunswick PR and the National Trust, Advisory Councillor The Federal Trust
Sir Ronald Hampel, Chairman, United Business Media plc, Council member Britain in Europe
Jamie E Hanley, Morrish & Co Solicitors, Council member Britain in Europe
Lord Hannay of Chiswick GCMG, former British Permanent Representative to the UN, Council member Britain in Europe
Lord Harris of Haringey, former Director, Association of Community Health Councils for England & Wales, Council member Britain in Europe
Lord Harrison of Chester, Council member Britain in Europe
Sir John Harman, Chairman, Environment Agency, Council member Britain in Europe
Lord Haskins of Skidby, Director of Northern Foods, Citizen of the Irish Republic, former Chairman, Northern Foods plc, Council member Britain in Europe, close to Blair,
Lord Hattersley, Council member Britain in Europe
Richard Hawkes, Director, Sense International, Council member Britain in Europe
Diane Hayter, Director of Corporate Affairs, Wellcome Trust, Council member Britain in Europe
Professor Nigel Healey, Dean of the Business School and Pro-Vice-Chancellor, Manchester Metropolitan University, Council member Britain in Europe
Sir Edward Heath, deceased, ex-MP ex-PM. Lied to House of Commons and to British people, concealed for 30 years the Lord Kilmuir report on the destruction of British sovereignty which joining the EEC would mean. Probably the greatest traitor in British history.
Sir Peter Heap, Chairman, Brazilian Chamber of Commerce in the UK, former Ambassador to Brazil, Council member Britain in Europe
Mark Hendrick MP, Council member Britain in Europe
Cllr Dr Ruth Henig, Lancashire County Council, Council member Britain in Europe
Professor Stanley Henig Senior Research Fellow, The Federal Trust
Michael Heseltine ex-MP Once said he was not interested in British industry only in industry in Britain!. Unapologetic eurofanatic.
Jonathan Hoffman Chief European Economist, Royal Bank of Scotland Financial Markets, Advisory Councillor The Federal Trust
Lars Hoffmann Research Officer, The Federal Trust
Sally Hoffmann Research Assistant, The Federal Trust
James Hogan, Partner, Brunswick Group Limited, Council member Britain in Europe
Lord Hollick, Leading light in "Britain in Europe". Close to Blair, turned Daily Express into europhile newspaper, it became loss making, sold it to a publisher of pornography. Chief Executive, United Business Media plc, Advisory Board member Britain in Europe
Simon Holmes, Partner, SJ Berwin, Council member Britain in Europe
Baroness Hooper CMG, President European-Atlantic Group
Lord Geoffrey Howe - ex Chancellor From his drafting with Heath of the original legislation in 1970/71 to his sabotage of Margaret Thatcher, a true believer in the European State, Patron of the British Metrication Board, Advisory Board member Britain in Europe
Brian Howlett Accounts and Office Management, The Federal Trust
Robert Hughes ex-MP
Chris Huhne MEP, Council member Britain in Europe. Failed candidate for leadership of the Liberal Democrat Party. The LibDems passed a resolution with Huhne's support at their conference to hold a referendum on the EU Constitution. Having announced his candidature for the Liberal Democrat leadership (for the second time) in October 2007 Huhne went back on this commitment on the Andrew Neill This Week late night show. He also repeatedly lied when he denied that the Government's so called "red lines" had been in the original Constitution. They were and therefore the Constitution has NOT changed and therefore a referendum is necessary.
John Hume former MP and MEP. He promotes Euro Federalism within Northern Ireland and has a long pedigree of anti Britishness.
David Hunt ex-MP
Lord Hurd Douglas - ex-Foreign Minister. "This is hardly a battleground of principle - which is a relief to those of us who were never enthusiastic about the single currency" - but he signed the Maastricht Treaty on Economic and Monetary Union which imposed it on Europe, saying after signature "We had better go away and read it". It was Hurd who personally advised NatWest Markets not to invest in rail privatisation. Several bidders had to refinance at the last minute but some did not have time to (e.g. Norfolk Southern US consortium who lost millions in aborted bid costs). In fact, it was terrible advice and cost the bank hundreds of millions. Major Government stand was not to proceed with Maastricht ratification if Denmark voted NO. But Hurd went to Denmark and said the opposite, thus fatally undermining the Danish NO campaign. While Major was saying that Maastricht would get powers back Hurd, his Foreign Secretary, admitted it would not!
Will Hutton, Chief Executive, The Industrial Society, Council member Britain in Europe

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Lord Inglewood MEP, Council member Britain in Europe
ICL Plc
Institute for Citizenship. Published booklet Speak Out! on European Citizenship. Sponsored by DfES, BBC Education, the Home Office, the Community Fund and Joseph Rowntree Reform Trust.
George Irvin, Assoc. Professor of Economics at ISS, The Hague and former economic advisor on aid policy to the European Commission. After Gordon Brown's damning rejection of the Euro - even failing 4 of his (never mind a democrat's) five tests, a classic Brussels Eurofascist, George Irvin, claimed the opposite:
"By Gordon Brown's Mansion House criteria, the economic barriers to joining the Eurozone are falling away".

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Michael Jack MP
Caroline Jackson MEP One of the worst of the eurofanatics in the Tory Party. Conservative Party environment spokesperson and a member of the European parliament's environment consumer protection and public health committee. Conflicts of interests arose because of her position on the board of car company Peugeot Talbot and as paid consultant to food giant Mars and a paid advisor to Shanks, an independent waste company. (MEPs' interests are only declared in their host language, and are kept in a room in Brussels from which they cannot be removed or photocopied.) Source SpinWatch)
Helen Jackson MP, Council member Britain in Europe
Sir Ken Jackson, Council member Britain in Europe
Robert Jackson MP (voted AGAINST his own party and FOR the Nice Treaty) Left Tory Party just before 2005 election to join Labour.
Dusan Jakovljevic Marketing and Communications Officer, The Federal Trust
Sir Michael Jenkins, Vice-Chairman, Dresdner Kleinwort Wasserstein
Christopher Johnson, UK Advisor, AMUE
Robert Jones -(Labour) Formerly leader of Derby City Council and Chairman of East Midlands Regional Authority . He lost his Council seat in 2002 and said he was going to be doing consultancy on regional affairs. He is known to have worked for the European Regional Network (ERN)
Nigel Jones (Lib Dem MP for Cheltenham, complete eurofanatic)
David Jordan, Chairman & Managing Director, Philips Electronics (UK) Ltd

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Paul Keetch MP, Vice Chairman, European-Atlantic Group
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Charles Kennedy MP Former leader of the Liberal Democrat Party, Scots Roman Catholic, devoted to the EU supranational state. Resigned as leader because of a serious drink problem.
Sir John Kerr GCMG, Lord Kerr of Kinlochard. On the Fulbright Commission and the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace etc (all classic corporatist anti democratic and supranational organisations promoting world government and the abolition of democratic nationhood). Former top level civil servant with usual array of corporatist directorships. He is a director of Royal Dutch Shell and Rio Tinto Zinc (mining) Kerr is on a House of Lords Committee looking into finances in the European Community
One of the most eurofanatic of all senior British Civil Servants, he was UK Representative to the EU in the 90s. As Secretary General of the European Convention drafting a "European Constitution", Sir John Kerr GCMG spent 2002-2004 working with President Giscard d'Estaing on the draft EU Constitutional Treaty. The first UK diplomat to hold the Service's three top jobs: Permanent Representative to the EU, Ambassador to the United States, and FCO Permanent Under Secretary
Peter Kersh, Divisional Director, Gripple Ltd, Advisory Councillor The Federal Trust
George Kessler, Chair, Kesslers International, Advisory Councillor The Federal Trust
Peter Kilfoyle MP, Advisory Councillor The Federal Trust
Brenda King, Chair, African and Caribbean Finance Forum, Advisory Councillor The Federal Trust
Oona King MP, Advisory Councillor The Federal Trust
Glenys Kinnock MEP, Advisory Councillor The Federal Trust
Professor Maurice Kirby, Head of Economics Department, Lancaster University Management School, Advisory Councillor The Federal Trust
Jule Kirkbride, Conservative MP. Denied threat of the EU's legal code. Claimed with her MP husband for two "second homes" allowances.
Archie Kirkwood MP
Sir Arthur Knight Patron of The Federal Trust
Sir David Knox, former MP Staffordshire Moorlands and Vice-Chairman of the Conservative Party, Advisory Councillor The Federal Trust
KPMG
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Jacqui Lait MP (Member of the pro-EU Action Centre for Europe, told her fishermen constituents in Hastings that 'she was there to take a world view, not to represent them')
Richard Lamming Director of the Federal Union, a British Eurofederalist organisation. Works in London and (surprise surprise) in Brussels.
Ralph Land Advisory Councillor The Federal Trust
R J Langridge, School of Planning, Oxford Brookes University, Advisory Councillor The Federal Trust
Professor Lord Layard, Director, Centre for Economic Performance, LSE, Advisory Councillor The Federal Trust
Lord Layton, Treasurer, European-Atlantic Group
Dr Annette Lawson Advisory Councillor The Federal Trust
Lord Lea of Crondall, former Assistant General Secretary, TUC, Advisory Councillor The Federal Trust
Sir John Leahy, Former Ambassador to South Africa and High Commissioner to Australia, HM Diplomatic Service, 1952-88, Advisory Councillor The Federal Trust
Michael Leahy, General Secretary, ISTC Advisory Councillor The Federal Trust
John Lee, Chair, North West in Europe Advisory Councillor The Federal Trust
Keith Lee, Director, Europe 21 Advisory Councillor The Federal Trust
John Leech European Co-ordinator, West-West Agenda, Advisory Councillor The Federal Trust
Sir Thomas Legg QC, former Permanent Secretary, Lord Chancellor's Department Advisory Councillor The Federal Trust
Peter Lehmann, Chairman, Energy Saving Trust, Advisory Councillor The Federal Trust
Gerard Lemos CMG, Partner, Lemos and Crane, Advisory Councillor The Federal Trust
Mark Leonard, Director, Foreign Policy Centre, Advisory Councillor The Federal Trust
Chris Leslie MP
Lord Levene, Chairman, Deutsche Bank, said London would benefit from Euro membership)
Gordon Lishman OBE, Director General, Age Concern, Advisory Councillor The Federal Trust
Ken Livingstone, Mayor of London, Advisory Councillor The Federal Trust
Stephen Lock , Advisory Councillor The Federal Trust
Professor Juliet Lodge, European Studies Institute, Leeds University, Advisory Councillor The Federal Trust
Rt Rev Stephen Lowe, Suffragan Bishop of Hulme (Manchester) Objected to the words "I vowe to thee my country" for Holst's famous tune. Reflected the views of fascist appeasers in the 1930s when he claimed that Britain "too small to stand on its own" and eurosceptics were therefore "deceiving themselves".
Baroness Sarah Ludford MEP Liberal Democrat MEP for London, Advisory Councillor The Federal Trust
Peter Luff (NOT the MP listed below) ex-European Movement, Former Director Royal Commonwealth Society, Advisory Councillor The Federal Trust, Trustee, One World Trust
Peter Luff MP, Mid Worcestershire

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Deirdre MacBride, Chief Executive, Belfast European Partnerships Board, Advisory Councillor The Federal Trust
Sir Donald Maitland, UK Permanent representative to the EC 1975-79, Advisory Councillor The Federal Trust
Naz Malik, Director, All Wales Ethnic Minority Association, Advisory Councillor The Federal Trust
Peter Mandelson MP, Advisory Councillor The Federal Trust, twice forced to resign as Labour Minister but, like many disgraced politicians (Kinnock, Brittan) , found employment as European Commissioner in Brussels.
Giles Marshall, Chair, Tory Reform Group, Advisory Councillor The Federal Trust
Angela Mason, Executive Director, Stonewall, Advisory Councillor The Federal Trust
Nicolas Maclean Chief Executive, NWM, Advisory Councillor The Federal Trust
Anne MacKintosh MP
Sir Donald Maitland GCMG OBE Ambassador and UK Permanent Representative to EEC 1975-79. President of The Federal Trust
Peter Mandelson MP
Marks and Spencer
Lord Marshall of Knightsbridge, Chairman British Airways (brought in ludicrous tailfin paintings), Chairman Britain in Europe
Francis Maude MP (does not regret signing Maastricht Treaty) intervened actively to stop candidates signing the South Molton Declaration at the 2001 election. Made a speech in Berlin as guest of the eurofederalist Konrad Adenauer Foundation promoting appeasement withthe EU. proposed September 2005 a Tory Lib Dem coalition after next election. Difficult to find a more eurofederalist Tory and a less trustworthy democrat. Claimed £35,000 in mortgage subsidy for a London flat when he owned a house four minutes walk away. Agreed to stiop claiminmg after it was revealed.
Helmut Mauncher (Head of Nestle which owns Rowntrees. Chairman of the Europhile "European Round Table of Industrialists")
Dr Richard Mayne Former Director, Federal Trust, Advisory Councillor The Federal Trust
Linda McAvan MEP, Advisory Councillor The Federal Trust
Fiona McCafferty, Director, Europe 21, Advisory Councillor The Federal Trust
Arlene McCarthy MEP, Advisory Councillor The Federal Trust
Gordon McCartney, Chair, Local Government Group for Europe, Advisory Councillor The Federal Trust
Eamon McElroy, Chair, LEDU, Chair, Northern Ireland in Europe, Advisory Councillor The Federal Trust
Aidan McGuire, Managing Director, Blue Fountain Group, Advisory Councillor The Federal Trust
Dennis McShane MP Some eurofanatics deserve the description of euro-fascist not just for their ideology but for their personality. McShane (real name Matyjasek, a Polish Jewish family who fled to Britain to escape a "United integrated Europe") chose his maternal family's Irish name. In 2004 he made a racist attack on the British people who he said were characterised by "a dark streak of xenophobia and racism". In 2007 - after supporting the Labour Government's policy of allowing over 600,000 migrants from Eastern Europe to price British workers out of their jobs - he said that British workers in his constituency should be given jobs first!
Professor Elizabeth Meehan, Director, Institute of Governance, Public Policy and Social Research, Queen's University, Belfast, Advisory Councillor The Federal Trust
David Mellor ex-MP
Dennis G Mendoros, Managing Director, Euravia, Advisory Councillor The Federal Trust
Professor Anand Menon, Director, European Research Institute, University of Birmingham, Advisory Councillor The Federal Trust
Andy Meyer Liberal Democrat member of the "Yes" campaign who set up the Euro Information network. Member of "Liberal Democrats for Europe" But said of "Britain in Europe" (leading lights Heseltine, Clarke, Blair, Kennedy) "The BiE briefing more often than not reads like a lost copy of Pravda. Activists can't believe the control freakery"
Mindshare UK
Mitsubishi
Austin Mitchell MP Attacked by other members of the Campaign for an independent Britain for his repeated votes for all the European Union Treaties and his support for the regionalization of Britain. Resigned from CIB.
John Moores, former Director, Littlewoods and former Chancellor, Liverpool John Moores University, Advisory Councillor The Federal Trust
Steve Morgan, Managing Director, Morgan Allen Moore, Advisory Councillor The Federal Trust
Claude Moraes MEP, Advisory Councillor The Federal Trust
Eluned Morgan MEP (refused to vote against corrupt European Commission) Member Parliamentary Group for World Government.
Professor Roger Morgan London School of Economics, Advisory Councillor The Federal Trust
Hugh Morgan-Williams, Chair, North East in Europe and Chairman, Canford Group plc, Advisory Councillor The Federal Trust
Elliot Morley MP (ex-Labour Agriculture Minister who thought he was responsible for agriculture. Would not withdraw from CAP which would put him in charge of agriculture!) Fraudulently claimed £16,000 mortgage interest for his second home when he had paid off the mortgage.
Professor Jörg Monar Director, Centre for European Politics and Institutions, University of Leicester, Advisory Councillor The Federal Trust
John Monks, General Secretary ETUC, Advisory Board member Britain in Europe
Jane Morrice MLA, Deputy Speaker, Northern Ireland Assembly, Advisory Councillor The Federal Trust
Ian Morris, Managing Director, Voss UK Ltd, Advisory Councillor The Federal Trust
Tara Mukherjee, Chairman, European Multicultural Foundation, Advisory Councillor The Federal Trust
Mr Henri Murison, President, Young European Movement, Advisory Councillor The Federal Trust
Simon Murphy MEP, Advisory Councillor The Federal Trust

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Clemens N Nathan, Consultative Council of Jewish Organisations, Advisory Councillor The Federal Trust
Sir Richard Needham, Vice-Chairman, NEC Europe and Deputy Chairman, Dyson Appliances Ltd, Advisory Councillor The Federal Trust
Anthony Nelson, Vice Chairman, Schroder Salomon Smith Barney, Advisory Councillor The Federal Trust, Vice Chairman 'City In Europe' a lobby group.
Nestle (UK) Ltd.
One World Trust (Related to the Parliamentary Group for World Government)
Dame Pauline Neville-Jones, Political Director, FCO, 1994-96, Advisory Councillor The Federal Trust
Mr Bill Newton Dunn Former Conservative MEP who joined the Liberal Democrat Party. Infamous for saying that "When British Ministers go to Europe they leave their democratic baggage behind them." Whilst still masquerading as a Conservative, he told a meeting in Burton Town Hall that mainland European politicians saw the EU as the revival of the Empire of Charlemagne.
Cllr Mee Ling Ng, Chair, Chinese for Labour, Advisory Councillor The Federal Trust
Sir Bryan Nicholson, Chairman Cookson Group plc, Advisory Board member Britain in Europe
Baroness ('Emma') Nicholson of Winterbourne MEP (Lib Dem), ex-Conservative MP, Patron of The Federal Trust
George Nicholson, Advisory Councillor The Federal Trust
Sir William Nicoll, former Director General, General Secretariat of the European Council, Advisory Councillor The Federal Trust
Nissan Regularly threatens it's workforce that their jobs will be in jeopardy if Britain does not abolish the Pound, despite Nissan Sunderland being the only profitable part of Nissan world wide!
Sir G K Noon, Chairman & Managing Director, Noon Products Ltd, Advisory Councillor The Federal Trust
Ziba Norman, Company Director, Naviga Ltd , Advisory Councillor The Federal Trust
Steve Norris, Tory MP, Eurofanatic, supporter of homosexual marriage but contemptuous of real marriage (at present on his fourth wife). Tried to enforce an EU directive in such a way as to make all lorry drivers take a sight test without their glasses! The then Europe Minister David Davis over-ruled him.
Northern Foods (Director, Lord Haskins, Citizen of the Irish Republic, close to Blair)

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Lord Oakeshott, Liberal Democrat Peer. Director, OLIM Ltd, Advisory Councillor The Federal Trust
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James Paice MP ("The EU must run British agriculture" "Fortunately we have seen off our smaller farmers in this country")
Robin Paice, Chairman UK Metric Association. Active in persuading the European Union to impose full metrication on the United Kingdom.
Sir Michael Palliser, former Head of Diplomatic Service and Permanent Under-Sec of State, FCO, Patron of and Advisory Councillor The Federal Trust
Nick Palmer MP, Parliamentary Group for World Government
Alison Parry, Women for Europe, Advisory Councillor The Federal Trust
John Parry, Advisory Councillor The Federal Trust
Dr Chai Patel, Chief Executive, Westminster Healthcare Ltd, Advisory Councillor The Federal Trust
Indira Patel, Advisory Councillor The Federal Trust
Barry Paton, Former leader of European Movement in Huntingdon and like John Major, his one-time MP "a devout federalist".
Chris Patten ex MP, ex EU Commissioner, lost Bath for Tories, never recovered. Leading British Catholic, extreme eurofanatic.
Geraldine Peacock, Chief Executive, Guide Dogs for the Blind Association, Advisory Councillor The Federal Trust
Andrew Pelling MP (Cons) Member of Parliamentary Group for World Government (now "Governance")
Colin Perry, Chairman, LTE Scientific, Advisory Councillor The Federal Trust
Roy Perry MEP Conservative ("When history is written the greatest achievement of the 20th century will be seen to be the creation of the EU"
Philips Electronics (UK) Ltd.
Trevor Phillips, Chairman, Greater London Authority, Advisory Councillor The Federal Trust
Professor John Pinder, OBE Visiting Professor, College of Europe, Bruges. Director of the Policy Studies Institute, 1964 to 1985, Chairman The Federal Trust. Former Director, Policy Studies Institute, Advisory Councillor The Federal Trust
Geoffrey Piper, Chief Executive, North West Business Leadership Team, Advisory Councillor The Federal Trust
Lord Plumb, former President, NFU and Royal Agricultural Soc of England, Patron of and Advisory Councillor The Federal Trust
Kerry Pollard MP (Labour) He pretended that he was a Eurosceptic when he was elected but then "went completely the other way". Probably therefore a mole as a "Parliamentary Consultant" to the Federation of Small Businesses - an organsiation which is 95% opposed to the European Union!
Stephen Pollock-Hill, Chairman, Nazeing Glassworks, Advisory Councillor The Federal Trust
John Porter, Chairman, Redbus Interhouse Plc, Advisory Councillor The Federal Trust
Chris Powell, Chairman, BMP DDB, Advisory Councillor The Federal Trust
Lucy Powell, Director, Britain in Europe - the organisaton grouping eurofederalists like Ken Clarke, Michael Heseltine, Tony Blair, Charles Kennedy etc. Now "wound down"!
PricewaterhouseCoopers
Dawn Primarolo MP
Lord Puttnam, Chairman, Enigma Productions, Advisory Councillor The Federal Trust

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Lord (Giles) Radice of Chester-le-Street, ex-Labour MP, Advisory Board member Britain in Europe, Vice Chairman, European-Atlantic Group.
Diljit Rana MBE, Managing Director, Andras House, Advisory Councillor The Federal Trust
Claire Rayner, Agony Aunt, Advisory Councillor The Federal Trust, Advisory Councillor The Federal Trust
Rev. Donald Reeves, former Rector, St. James’s Church, Piccadilly, Advisory Councillor The Federal Trust
Victoria Reeves, Managing Director, vr-pr.com, Advisory Councillor The Federal Trust
Eric Reid, Chairman, Association of Retired and Persons over 50, Advisory Councillor The Federal TrustRelay Europe Ltd and The Charlemagne Group of Companies! (Help to promote European Union propaganda during British parliamentary elections)
Lord Renwick of Clifton, Vice Chairman, Investment Banking, J P Morgan and former Ambassador to USA, Advisory Councillor The Federal Trust
Reuters Group Plc
Joan Ryan MP
Lord Richard, Advisory Councillor The Federal Trust
Tony Robinson, 'Baldrick', NEC member, Labour Party, Advisory Councillor The Federal Trust
Aidan Robertson, Barrister, Brick Court Chambers, Advisory Councillor The Federal Trust
Allen Rogers MP (also "Parliamentary Group for World Government"!)
Lord Roll of Ipsden Patron of The Federal Trust
Marie-Louise Rossi Chief Executive, International Underwriting Association, Advisory Councillor The Federal Trust
Joseph Rowntree Charitable Trust Gave £35,000 to Peter Mandelson to campaign for a Regional Assembly in the North East. Has traditionally funded socialist inclined and euro-friendly political research.
Joseph Rowntree Reform Trust (deliberately NOT a charity in order to promote its political agenda)
Royal Bank of Scotland now includes Nat West Bank, a founder member of the Association for Monterey Union in Europe.
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Sainsbury's and Lord Sainsbury of Turville, enthusiastically funds various anti-British activities.
Maureen Salmon, Executive Director, Black MBA Association (UK) Ltd, Advisory Councillor The Federal Trust
Rt Hon Lord Scarman Patron of The Federal Trust
Henry Schmill, Managing Director, Amco Corporation Plc, Advisory Councillor The Federal Trust
Royal Bank of Scotland (now includes NatWest Bank, a founder member of the of the Association for Monetary Union in Europe)
David Seymour, Group Political Editor, MGN, Advisory Councillor The Federal Trust
Lord Sharman of Redlynch, Chairman Aegis Group, Advisory Board member Britain in Europe
Professor Jo Shaw Senior Research Fellow, The Federal Trust
Professor J H Shennan, University of Lancaster, Advisory Councillor The Federal Trust
Maeve Sherlock, former Director, National Council for One Parent Families, Advisory Councillor The Federal Trust
Anthony Shepherd, Chair, South West in Europe and Chairman, Alderley Holdings, Advisory Councillor The Federal Trust
Lord Simon of Highbury, former Chief Executive and Chairman BP, Director BP, 'Vice Chair' Britain in Europe
Baroness Smith of Gilmorehill, Chair, Edinburgh Festival Fringe, Advisory Councillor The Federal Trust
Sir Martin Sorrell, Group Chief Executive WPP Group plc, Advisory Board member Britain in Europe
Tom Spencer ex-MEP, (Resigned - caught smuggling pornography)
Dame Rosemary Spencer, HM Ambassador to the Netherlands, 1996-2001, Advisory Councillor The Federal Trust
Peter Spencer, Professor of Finance, York University, Advisory Councillor The Federal Trust
David Stephen, Director European Movement. Promotes idea of British people "making reference to the European Union" in their Oath of Allegiance!
John Stevens, THS Fund Management Ltd, ex-Conservative MP and MEP, Advisory Councillor The Federal Trust, UK Representative of the Pan-European Union, leading Roman Catholic, founder member and former leader of Pro-EU Conservative Party. Wagged his finger at an audience who asked pertinent questions about the European Union (to which he had no answers) 'you do not know what is good for you'. Now a Liberal Democrat.
Tory Struan Stevenson MEP In July 2007 Stevenson completely contradicted Conservative European policy by calling for an EU Coastguard.
Carole Stone, Journalist and broadcaster, Advisory Councillor The Federal Trust
Cllr Mike Storey CBE, Leader, Liverpool City Council, Advisory Councillor The Federal Trust
Dr Gavin Strang MP (Labour) Parliamentary Group for World Government
Andrew Strauss, One World Trust, recommends a "global Parliament"!
Sukhvinder Kaur Stubbs, Chair, Advantage West Midlands, Advisory Councillor The Federal Trust
Peter Sutherland Chairman BP, Former Europe Commissioner, former Chairman Goldman Sachs. Irish, Spanish wife. Lawyer, Strong US connections. Associated with all the chief Eurofederalist and "World Government" institutions eg The Federal Trust, The David Rockefeller Foundation, visiting fellow Kennedy School of Government, decorated by Belgian, French, Brazilian, Portuguese and Spanish Governments. One book (in French) "1st January 1993 - the day that will change Europe" (refers to Maastricht Treaty)

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Charles Tannock MEP (Tory) One of the worst europhiles in the Tory Party. Rejected referendum on Lisbon Treaty. Adopts most eruofanatical tactics of Lib Dems: "David Cameron has already stated that we intend to seek when in government repatriation of our social and employment policies which will already be a challenge. When in government I would support a referendum but it would have to be a referendum along the lines of the LibDem idea of 'in or out' of the EU and all parties would have to accept to be bound by the decision for at least ten years. I think this is more logical than revisiting the Lisbon treaty as we can't be part of the EU unless we accept its new institutional architecture, which would already be in place by then."
Lord Taverne QC Chairman, AXA/Equity & Law Life Assurance, Advisory Councillor The Federal Trust
Adrian Taylor, 'The Euro can be a powerful tool for good'. Worked in the European Commission in the External Relations Directorate for 5 years.
Ian Taylor MBE MP, former Minister for Science and Technology, Advisory Board member Britain in Europe
Mandy Telford, President, National Union of Students, Advisory Councillor The Federal Trust
Peter Temple Morris (won seat as a Tory, joined Labour, lost seat)
Rt Hon Lord Thomson of Monifieth former Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster and Chair, Independent Broadcasting Authority, Patron of The Federal Trust
Sir Crispin Tickell, Adviser to Heath when the surrender of the United Kingdom to the European Union was being negotiated in early 1970s said that, in relation to issues of national sovereignty "the less that comes out in the open the better"
Gary Titley MEP, Leader, European Parliamentary Labour Party, Advisory Councillor The Federal Trust
Maureen Tomison, Chairman, Decision Makers, Advisory Councillor The Federal Trust
Lord Tomlinson of Walsall, Advisory Councillor The Federal Trust
John Tomlinson MEP
Yvonne Thompson, Managing Director ASAP Communications Ltd. Advisory Board member Britain in Europe
Carole Tongue Patron of The Federal Trust
Lord Tope, Leader, Lib Dem GLA Group, Advisory Councillor The Federal Trust
Lord Trotman, Chairman, ICI, Advisory Councillor The Federal Trust
Toyota (Attacked its rival Land Rover and the Queen in an advert for Toyota cars: "Don't worry Your Majesty you're not the only British export which has had its day")
Justin Tuck Director of The European Movement (2002)
Lord Tugendhat Chairman, Abbey National (suggested the Government should help pay off people's mortgages - i.e. pay off the buildings societies bad debts!) , Advisory Councillor The Federal Trust
Adair Turner (ex Foreign Office, ex CBI), Vice Chairman Merrill Lynch (Europe), 'Vice Chair' Britain in Europe
Stephen Twigg MP Labour
Andrew Tyrie Tory MP for Chichester has repeatedly stated publicly that Britain must stay in the EU. Andrew Tyrie MP for Chichester to your list of avid pro EU supporters. Mr Tyrie has repeatedly stated publicly that he is not in favour of Britain leaving the EU. He is Ken Clarke's campaign manager for the leadership of the Conservative Party.Ken Clarke's campaign manager for the leadership of the Conservative Party

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Wali Tasar Uddin, Director-General, Bangladesh-British Chamber of Commerce and Chief Executive, Britannia Spice, Advisory Councillor The Federal Trust
Unigate Northern Foods
Unilever Plc (Bilderberg founder, persistent propagandist for EU and Euro)
United News & Media Plc
Sir Brian Unwin, President, European Centre for Nature Conservation, Advisory Councillor The Federal Trust
Sir Brian Urqhart Patron of The Federal Trust
Tom Usher, Partner, SJ Berwin, Chair, Solicitors' European Group, Advisory Councillor The Federal Trust
Sir Peter Ustinov Patron of The Federal Trust. Now dead. Never used to pass up an opportunity to attack traditional British institutions. Made his money in the UK and then retired to a low tax regime in Switzerland!

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Cllr. Peter Valentine Oadby & Wigston, Frequent, persistent contributor to Leicester Mercury in support of the EU. Credits Germany with ridding Europe of Communism by uniting with 'East Germany' at great cost. So impressed by Germany and it's status of 3rd biggest economy that he seems to have much in common with some famous Liberals of the 1930s, like Lloyd George.
Anna Verges-Bausili Research Officer, The Federal Trust
Keith Vaz MP (Leicester) One of Labour's leading eurofanatic mouthpieces. Forced to resign for taking cash payments (tax avoidance) from someone he recommended for an honour.

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W. Guy Walker, former President, Food and Drink Manufacturers Federation, Treasurer Britain in Europe
Lord Wallace of Saltaire, Professor of International Relations, LSE, Advisory Councillor The Federal Trust
Joan Walley MP (also "Parliamentary Group for World Government"!)
Diana Wallis MEP, Advisory Councillor The Federal Trust
Claire Ward MP, Advisory Councillor The Federal Trust
Alan and Brigitte Wasdell, Volunteer workers, Advisory Councillor The Federal Trust
Robert Walter MP (parades himself at elections as "eurosceptic" but is a former Chairman of The European Movement, seeks abolition of pound). This information on Robert Walter was first published on our site in 1996. The following extract was received from a constituent in July 2002: 'Our MP told us in an impassioned speech at his re-selection meeting how keen he was to "keep the £", sent us all a letter, of which we have a copy, on 4th June 01 begging us to vote for him because his LibDem opponent would sell us out and we would no longer have a £. Then, and we have the video to prove it, on Westminster Live, comes on as the "Pro Euro Conservative MP" against a splendid sounding John Cryer Labour MP who was pro £.'
Sir Stephen Wall Principal "Europe" Advsier to Tony Blair 200 - 2004, arch federalist, Head of European Community Department, Foreign Office 1983 - 1988, Ambassador and UK Permanent Representative to EU 1995 - 2000.
Graham Watson MEP (Leader of the British Liberal Democrats in the European Parliament "The fig leaf of National Sovereignty serves only to hide the impotence of nation states". Confuses, like most fascists, sovereignty with power. June 2004 after growing anti EU sentiment and very low electoral turn-out: "Let the National Politicians be honest - that nearly 70% of the laws they pass now start in Brussels")
Watson flatly denied that Article 52 of the European Charter of Fundamental Rights existed. In correspondence he then claimed that the words do not mean what they say! Article 52 states that,"...limitations (on the exercise of the rights and freedoms recognised by this Charter) may be made only if they are necessary and genuinely meet objectives of general interest being pursued by the Union..."
Lord Watson of Richmond, Chairman, Burson-Marsteller Europe, Advisory Councillor The Federal Trust
Michael Welsh Director, Action Centre for Europe and former MEP, Advisory Councillor The Federal Trust
Anne Weyman, Chief Executive, Family Planning Association, Advisory Councillor The Federal Trust
Phillip Whitehead MEP (Lab)
Malcolm Whitaker, Farmer, Advisory Councillor The Federal Trust
Paul Whiteley, Professor of Government, University of Essex, Advisory Councillor The Federal Trust
Sir Ray Whitney, former Foreign Office Minister, Advisory Councillor The Federal Trust
Dr Richard Whitman Senior Lecturer, International Relations and Diplomacy, University of Westminster, Advisory Councillor The Federal Trust
Baroness Williams of Crosby, former Education Secretary and SDP President, destroyer of the grammar schools, created post code lottery for "good" comprehensive schools - her daughter went to school in affluent Holland Park! Advisory Councillor The Federal Trust.
Betty Williams MP (Parliamentary Group for World Government)
Peter Williamson, NI Regional Secretary, Amicus, Advisory Councillor The Federal Trust
Professor Dame Jenifer Wilson-Barnett, Head of Florence Nightingale School of Nursing and Midwifery, King's College London, Advisory Councillor The Federal Trust
Ernest Wistrich Former Director, European Movement, Advisory Councillor The Federal Trust
Ray Witney MP
Stephen Woodard (Director European Movement)
Shaun Woodward ex-Tory now Labour MP
Phil Woolas MP Labour
Terry Wynn MEP, Advisory Councillor The Federal Trust

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Dr Kate Young, Deputy Director, National Alliance of Women's Organisations, Council Member 'Britain in Europe'.
Sir George Young MP
Young European Movement
Young European Federalists
YourTurn.net Promotes benefits of European Citizenship, appeals to imperialism and claims that if "Europe" had entered the Olympic Games they would have topped the medal table!