Goodnight Vienna, CallingEngland, posts on comments made by a senior research fellow at the Centre for European Policy Studies, Piotr Maciej Kaczyński; and in so doing makes the point that we are no longer citizens of the EU, we are the property of the EU.
Likewise, we are no longer citizens of the United Kingdom, we are the property of the United Kingdom. That as a nation we are subject to the ever increasing march towards totalitarianism cannot now be beyond doubt. We may think we are free, but we are not and the noose tightens daily. This brings to mind a question posed by Ian Parker-Joseph in February last year - and one which, to my belief, he has never had a satisfactory response.
"If you don’t believe that Britain is governed totally by political rules, regulations, orders and diktats, please name me 6 everyday activities, yes, just six, that you undertake that does not require a. permission, b. licence, c. regulated action, d. regulated packaging, materials, ingredients, tools etc; i.e. 6 activities that never touch the state or a regulator."
Of course all societies need rules by which they live, the difference between a truly democratic society and a totalitarian society being that in the former the people set those rules, whereas in the latter they are foisted on them by a political cabal.
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Name me one thing in the room that is not measured, taxed, regulated or licensed by the State or the EU.
“…strange to think that even in Our Ford’s day most games were played without more apparatus than a ball or two and a few sticks and perhaps a bit of netting. Imagine the folly of allowing people to play elaborate games which do nothing whatever to increase consumption”
Aldous Huxley – Brave New World
Economic units – that’s what we are WfW.
They haven’t put a tax on sex yet (I don’t think) – breathing, yes.
http://youtu.be/3DnqoUxxPkI
learn and free yourselves.
nige
OH: Err - 1 hour later, Err.......
BJ: I think you'll find, on reflection, they have...........
Anon: Off to watch - thanks.
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