Now Brown has the keys to No. 10 he has always dreamed of, the English can see the proverbial chickens flocking home to roost.
Brown so keen on "Justic Fairness & Equality" has spent the last decade pandering to every minority group he can lay his hands on and developing a whole legislative infrastructure to support them. First it was the Welsh, launching Welsh language TV and nailing up bilingual signs everywhere and answering their demands for a Welsh Assembly..... then the Irish with the Good Friday Agreement and 50 billion pounds of English taypayers money to "oil the wheels" for the peace process.... with their Assembly.... then the Scots, who for some reason despite having their own legal codes, education system, Scottish versions of everything from the National Trust to the Health Service and £1,500 extra per head than in England to pay for it, still felt aggrieved and demanded their own Parliament.... the demands go on and on without end.......
NOW ENGLAND WANTS HER FAIR SHARE!
Gordon now is "concerned" the English...85% of the people who actually make up the UK has turned round and asked what the hell is going on? More than that, we want the same treatment! We want to see a bot of the "Justice Fairness & Equality" Borwn keeps going on about!
Gordon has conveniently forgotten that the English actually exist, more than that, it is the English that make electoral success possible for all three parties, a point all three would do well to remind themselves.
The elections last week hammered home the message to Labour that if they carry on discriminating against the people of England the Union will be over, England will demand it is over.
We cannot continue to have a relationship where the major taxpayer The English, transfers money to the rest of the United Kingdom to the point where the services Wales, Scotland and Ireland receive are actually better than those available to the English. THIS IS UNACCEPTABLE AND MUST CEASE.
In the Crewe and Nantwich By Election English Democrats will be having another 50,000 leaflets delivered explaining the extent of the abuse of power Labour with the connivance of Liberal Democrats and Tories have perpetrated on the English people. All three parties are silent on the discrimination now faced by the English when it comes to elderly care, education, social services, school meals, access to drugs and fees charged by the state for University attendance. Whilst campaigning in Crewe on Saturday the Liberal Democrats were charged with supporting the abolition of the Welsh Prescription Charge, no sign of that pledge in their English Manifesto, I wonder why? Could it be that all three parties are promising everyone except the English attractive financial tit bits which the English will continue to uncomplainingly pay for? Well, they are wrong, VERY wrong.
It isn't rocket science Gordon, if your wretched party understood the words "Justice Fairness and Equality" we wouldn't be in this mess, the fact that we are says all that needs to be said about New Labour and the Blair/Brown con job. It is time to change, it is time to PUT ENGLAND FIRST!
THE SUNDAY EXPRESS DESCRIBES THE SITUATION PERFECTLY...................
SUCCESS: Alex Salmond has attracted plenty of support
Thursday May 8,2008
By Leo McKinstry
THE idea of independence for Scotland once belonged to the realms of political fantasy.
It was nothing more than the pipe dream of a few Caledonian extremists and cranks. Yet there is now a genuine chance that it could become a reality within the next decade.
Already the Scottish Nationalists are in charge of the government north of the border while opinion polls in Scotland show rising support for the break-up of the union with England.
As nationalism grows in popularity, the Scottish Labour Party has been gripped by panic. In a move that smacks of desperation, its leader Wendy Alexander – the sister of Brownite Cabinet Minister Douglas – has issued a demand for an early referendum on self-rule. By seeking this vote, she is hoping to halt the drive towards independence before the momentum becomes unstoppable.
But she may have achieved exactly the opposite of her aim by giving a huge boost to the credibility of the nationalist cause and sowing disunity in the ranks of Scottish unionism.
Her unconvincing manoeuvre has sent a shockwave through Labour in London. In yet another farcical performance at Prime Minister’s Questions yesterday, Gordon Brown denied that Ms Alexander had called for a referendum, even after David Cameron had directly quoted her own words.
For all its outrage at the Scottish Nationalists, Brown’s Government must bear a great deal of the responsibility for the deepening threat to the union.
The creation by Labour of a Parliament in Edinburgh was meant to settle the constitutional question and dampen the ardour of Scottish nationalism. Instead it has only fanned the flames of the independence movement.
Devolution has allowed the Scottish Nationalists, under the leadership of Alex Salmond, to take power, having become the biggest party in last May’s Parliamentary election.
Despite a lack of executive experience, Salmond’s administration has proved brilliantly successful in its first year, cutting business rates, abolishing road tolls, stopping hospital and post office closures and freezing council tax bills – precisely the sort of measures that Mr Brown always tells us are impossible.
Salmond himself, with his natural charisma and authority, is a much more appealing national premier than the present gormless and gloomy occupant of Number 10.
The demise of the United Kingdom might seem like a tragedy, the end of 300 years of history but it does not have to be like that. Independence for Scotland could actually signal the start of an exciting new chapter in the story of the British Isles, one based on a new relationship of mutual respect between England and Scotland instead of the current seething resentments.
What is certain is that the present status quo cannot continue, for devolution has been grotesquely unfair to the English. Public expenditure is almost £1,000 per head higher in Scotland than in England with the result that the Edinburgh Government can afford to provide free elderly care and university places, in addition to abolishing prescription charges.
In effect, English taxpayers underwrite better treatment for Scottish citizens than they receive themselves. Labour likes to bang on about fighting discrimination but it has institutionalised blatant discrimination against the English.
Furthermore, devolution has meant that English MPs have no say in domestic issues in Scotland, such as the NHS, education and transport, yet Scottish MPs in the House of Commons are still allowed to vote on purely English matters.
Indeed, Labour has frequently used its phalanx of tartan MPs to force through crucial changes in England that simply do not apply north of the border, such as the introduction of student tuition fees. This is nothing short of an outrage in a supposed democracy.
The English public has also had to endure the experience of being governed by a Cabinet dominated by Scots. The English comprise the vast majority of the UK population yet throughout the past decade, they have been denied a proportionate influence over the nation’s governance.
Scottish independence would remove these grotesque injustices, allowing England to control its own destiny and keep more of its own money.
But independence would also be good for Scotland. At a stroke, it would remove the sense of being a client state of England, forever alternating between the outstretched palm of subsidy and the clenched fist of grievance.
As a country reborn, it would gain a new self-assurance. It is noticeable how much devolution has already strengthened Scotland’s confidence, reflected in the growth in investment and vibrancy in cultural life.
It is absurd to pretend, as some unionists do, that Scotland could not survive on its own. Europe’s most successful modern countries are smaller states such as Norway, Ireland and Switzerland, precisely because they are not encumbered by vast bureaucratic governments.
Scotland has huge natural resources, including the North Sea oilfields, and a rich heritage. The Scots were one of the driving forces behind the building of the British Empire and have been at the forefront of technological advance.
Independence should not necessarily mean the end of Britishness. After all, Salmond has pledged that a self-governing Scotland will retain the Queen as its Head of State, while the ties of kinship, language and culture within the island of Great Britain will always exist.
On another level, Scottish autonomy represents a profound challenge to the dogma of multiculturalism.
Those of us who loathe the destruction of nationhood within Europe by the politically correct elite should welcome the Scots’ increasing devotion to their national identity.
Their independence could truly reinvigorate the dormant spirit of England.
London was the first time of standing for the English Democrats.
London Mayoral Results 10,695 votes 1st preference, 73,538 votes second preference.
So, 84,233 voted for the English Democrats in the Mayoral Campaign, we gained a
higher second vote than the left list and the Independent Candidate, we were 6,602
behind the Christian Alliance. UKIP & BNP did better than the EDP, but both parties had
stood in the two previous Mayoral elections and both had built up a degree of support.
For a first appearance we can be pleased that this was a creditable
result and a firm foundation which can be built on. A sincere thanks to
all those English patriots who understand what the English Democrats
represent and what we are fighting for on your behalf. We are winning
the argument and we are very close to beging winning the elections,
no easy task in a two party system. THANK YOU ALL!
The important thing is that London now knows there is now an alternative and we will continue to develop our network and develop our policies and consolidate them at a local level over the coming months.
The English Democrats would like to thank all those Londoner's who voted for us, it sends a loud and growing message to all the main parties that the people of England are not happy with the way their country is being governed and that the fight back by the people of England to right the wrongs perpetrated against us has begun in earnest.
Thanks to all those many thousands who voted for us, we will work hard to articulate your concerns and welcome you to contact us to offer the Cause assistance and activism on behalf of England.
The party will be resturcturing for growth over the summer and will be fighting fit in September when we will hold the Conservatives to account for their neglect of England, and as we ease out Labour and the Liberal Democrats, who jointly have presided over the destruction of England as a nation state.