80% of UK Laws Now Made In Brussels by the EUSSR (closure of postoffices was one of theirs)

[Lord Turkey Cough]

"Roderick Stewart" <[email protected]> wrote in
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> In article <[email protected]>, Lord Turkey Cough
> wrote:
>> SO WHATS SO WRONG WITH EUROPE?
>> What has the UK law makers ever done for me??
>>
>> In one word F*CK-ALL.
>>
>> Bring on Europe.
>
> Depending on their views on the matter of keeping innocent people in
> prison for up to 42 days without charging them, or the accountability
> of police officers who kill the very people they are supposed to
> protect, I may yet be persuaded to agree with you. I used to think
> British legal principles were reasonably good ones, but more doubts
> creep in by the day.

Yes of couse we were told in films (government propaganda)
thet British justice is the best in the world.
Hence we have the Guildford 4 the Birmingham 6 etc...
I would much rather be run from Brussels than from London.

Europeans seem to have it better in every respect.
We didn't not even have human rights befor Europe.
UK law is basically there to back up the class system and is now
used by the wealthy to ensure they stay wealthy at the expense of
others, to enforce inequality.

Having a distant lawmaker is far better, it is much more
difficult for companies to bribe the lawmakers as happens in the UK.
No so easy to do secret deals when it all has to be translated.


>
> Rod.
>

 

[Just zis Guy, you know?]

On Thu, 12 Jun 2008 21:31:00 +0100, "Lord Turkey Cough"
<[email protected]> said in
<[email protected]>:

>Yes of couse we were told in films (government propaganda)
>thet British justice is the best in the world.
>Hence we have the Guildford 4 the Birmingham 6 etc...
>I would much rather be run from Brussels than from London.
>
>Europeans seem to have it better in every respect.
>We didn't not even have human rights befor Europe.
>UK law is basically there to back up the class system and is now
>used by the wealthy to ensure they stay wealthy at the expense of
>others, to enforce inequality.
>
>Having a distant lawmaker is far better, it is much more
>difficult for companies to bribe the lawmakers as happens in the UK.
>No so easy to do secret deals when it all has to be translated.

I think all these came from the ****-O-Tron, check it out:
http://ifyoulikeitsomuchwhydontyougolivethere.com/the-****-o-tron/

Guy
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[Mark W]

>Oh is Fascism back in vogue. I thought we got rid of that in WWII.
>Obviously it's been lurking in some smelly dark pit waiting for an
>opportunity to raise its foul head and besmirch the good deeds of our
>ancestors. What colour shirt will it be this time?

Fascism is back in vogue all right. Recall the last time a chancellor seized
power and used an imaginary threat to install a Police state.