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Is a pan-European nationalism or continentalism possible?

Apr 13, 2021
5 min

Is a pan-European nationalism or continentalism possible?

History shows us that European borders are largely transient , Germany only came into being on January 18, 1871, when Otto von Bismarck read out the proclamation of the Emperor of Prussia in the Hall of Mirrors at the Palace of Versailles. The German Reich was founded after Germany won the 1870-1871 war against France. Those that wrap themselves in the flags of decaying nation states and close borders are swimming against the tide of history Here a thought provoking guest art

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Guest Post By Paul Wood

Mar 30, 2021
5 min

Guest Post By Paul Wood

AstraZeneca vaccine pulls away the mask from the European Union – we see the very ugly face “We mustn’t gloat. This is no time to gloat. But I can tell you, I am gloating like hell.” (William Whitelaw) The British government is the midwife of the AstraZeneca vaccine. Oxford University was planning to collaborate with Merck, a US firm, but London did not want Donald Trump to be able to seize all the vaccines for US use. The British invested the very large sums of money to enab

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BBC Liberal Bias

Mar 29, 2021
2 min

BBC Liberal Bias

The BBC has been described as “a publicly-funded urban organisation with an abnormally large proportion of younger people, of people in ethnic minorities and almost certainly of gay people, compared with the population at large” by Andrew Marr, which, he said, “creates an innate liberal bias inside the BBC”. One of the stalwarts of the organisation itself makes no effort to deny what it stands for. No longer is it a “British” broadcaster, but one concerned largely with a metr

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EUBC

Dec 21, 2020
2 min

EUBC

The bias of the national broadcaster, formerly known for strict impartiality reached dizzying heights this weekend as the deadline for a Brexit deal was reached. Whether that particular word should be used is extremely dubious. In the Brexit context, it’s new definition is nothing more than the latest target in a long list of missed targets. Almost gleefully, they tell the tale of how “major, unresolved topics” prevented such a deal and that the ultimate deadline was December

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Last/Dernier Minute

Dec 7, 2020
2 min

Last/Dernier Minute

Confirmation that Boris Johnson and Ursula Von Der Leyen will call each other this afternoon could be seen as a positive sign that there is a breakthrough imminent on Brexit. However, both sides are warning that news of a big breakthrough may be premature. Three major sticking points remain; fishing rights, the rules governing state subsidies for business and how the agreement is governed, with the EU wanting everything decided by the European Courts of Justice (ECJ). With th

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Ministry of Defence – not War

Nov 19, 2020
2 min

Ministry of Defence – not War

“Government’s first duty is to protect the people, not run their lives” – Ronald Reagan It is plainly obvious that this, and other governments are doing far too much of the latter nowadays, but are they even doing the former – and most important? Protecting the people has to include protecting their interests and assets. As discussed yesterday, the UK’s fishing waters are a national asset, but where is the protection? As recently as 2015, EU vessels caught 683,000 tonnes (£48

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So long …. and thanks for all the fish.

Nov 19, 2020
2 min

So long …. and thanks for all the fish.

An “island made of coal, surrounded by a sea of fish” – Aneurin Bevan When the UK leaves the EU, we believe our waters should come with us. Since 1984, our archipelago nation has been a net importer of fish. That is a disgrace, a testament to the failure of our political leaders. The Common Fisheries Policy (CFP) was a French invention, hurriedly put together and agreed by the original six EEC members in June 1970. The timing was no accident, nor was the rush. It was a policy

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Libertarian left as only Brexit candidate in Stroud

Apr 15, 2019
1 min

Libertarian left as only Brexit candidate in Stroud

Date: Monday 15th April 2019 Former Conservative MP for Stroud, Neil Carmichael is joining Change UK and plans to stand for the party in the EU elections. Having lost his seat to Labour, he now wishes to join the EU gravy train as MEP for the South West region. Glen Gogerly, Libertarian Party PPC for Stroud said, “Neil Carmichael’s decision to leave the Tory party does not come as a surprise to me. “During the General Election campaign in 2017, he made it very clear that he w

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Parliamentary Representative Democracy is now dead and buried.

Apr 9, 2019
2 min

Parliamentary Representative Democracy is now dead and buried.

With days to go an MP whose constituents voted 70 – 30 to Leave has forced through a bill through the Commons and Lords and gained Royal Assent making it Law that we cannot Leave the EU ‘without a deal’ The implications of this are fairly straight forward Parliamentary Representative Democracy is now dead and buried. Cooper is not a representative, she has defied the will of the people who sent her to Parliament. Her personal integrity was laid bare in the Expenses scandal, w

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A Tax on Democracy

Apr 8, 2019
1 min

A Tax on Democracy

Date: Monday 8th April 2019 With European Elections looking ever more likely at the end of May, the Libertarian Party UK have announced that they will not be fielding candidates for the EU Parliament. There are 12 electoral regions and a deposit in each of £5,000 is required to stand as a candidate. Party Chairman, Andrew Withers, branded the figure a “Tax on democracy.” Designed to keep power for the elite few. Mr Withers said, “These deposits are designed for no other purpo

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Libertarian membership soars as Brexit shambles continues.

Mar 23, 2019
1 min

Libertarian membership soars as Brexit shambles continues.

Date: Saturday 23rd March 2019 The Libertarian Party UK has seen a sharp increase in numbers as the government-led Brexit shambles moves into overdrive. The increase comes as the UKIP lurch towards an anti-Islam mantra grows stronger and voters search for other pro-independence options. The last six months have seen the Libertarians record a 21% increase in membership and vastly increased interest in social media fora. Membership Secretary Glenville Gogerly said, “The people

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Parliamentary Representative Democracy has died

Feb 26, 2019
1 min

Parliamentary Representative Democracy has died

Date: Tuesday 26th February 2019 It was a slow, lingering death, with the patient being kept artificially alive long after it was able to function, but the Libertarian Party Chairman, Andrew Withers, has declared Parliamentary Representative Democracy dead. Cliques of MP’s who have sold their soul to the EU are forming ‘parties’ that do not even bother to register with the Electoral Commission. Recent announcements by Britain’s two largest parties have spurred the Libertarian

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EU opens the way towards recognition for Liberland!

Feb 5, 2019
1 min

EU opens the way towards recognition for Liberland!

Date: Thursday 31st January 2019 Answering a parliamentary question, President Junker confirms that whether Liberland, known as Gornja Siga, is in the EU “requires further clarification.” He thus agrees that it might not be. He also accepts that the area is the subject of negotiation between Croatia and Serbia. This means that either or both can help Liberland achieve the global recognition that its government and its people want. “This is an extremely important development a

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LPUK endorses Leave Means Leave

Jan 22, 2019
1 min

LPUK endorses Leave Means Leave

Date: Tuesday 22nd January 2019 The Libertarian Party UK has endorsed the Leave Means Leave campaign in support of a World Trade Organisation Brexit, with No Deal in place. The slogan “Let’s Go WTO” is prominent in their campaign. Andrew Withers, Party Chairman, said “The Libertarian Party is pleased to support Leave Means Leave. “Any attempt to overturn the result of the 2016 referendum is an affront to the sovereignty of the people and a threat to democracy. “The conflict b

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Dagger to the heart of Brexit

Jan 22, 2019
1 min

Dagger to the heart of Brexit

Date: Tuesday 22nd January 2019 West Midlands MEP, Bill Etheridge, has called the Bill introduced by Yvetter Cooper, which is designed to give Parliament the right to extend Article 50, “a dagger to the heart of Brexit”. The Bill gives the Prime Minister until February 26th to get the Plan B version of her deal through. If she were to fail, Parliament would be able to direct what happens next. The Bill will give Parliament a vote to prevent No Deal and vote on whether to exte

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Debate Blocking

Jan 16, 2019
1 min

Debate Blocking

Date: Wednesday 16th January 2019 West Midlands MEP, Bill Etheridge, has been asked to leave the chamber at the European parliament in Strasbourg. During the Brexit debate, he’d put his hand up twice to ask questions, which the chair acknowledged. He asked if the question would be answered and both times, they refused to answer him. The Libertarian then stood up, accusing opposing politicians of being cowards and weak. He was asked to leave the chamber and on the way out was

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BRINO plan is rumbled.

Jan 15, 2019
1 min

BRINO plan is rumbled.

Date: Tuesday 15th January 2019 West Midlands MEP, Bill Etheridge, had a strong message for those Tory MPs about to back the Prime Minister’s deal with the EU. The MEP is disgusted with the government as they went into the last election, as did the opposition, clearly stating that their position was to respect Brexit. Both Labour and Tory manifestos professed to support leaving both the Customs Union and Single Market, yet Mr Etheridge says the current deal would achieve neit

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Government droning on

Jan 9, 2019
1 min

Government droning on

Date: Wednesday 9th January 2019 West Midlands MEP, Bill Etheridge, has demanded answers on the alleged drone situation that has delayed flights at both Gatwick and Heathrow lately. Up to 140,000 passengers had their plans messed about when there were alleged sightings of drones near the runway at Gatwick A nearby couple were arrested then released, before questions were asked as to whether there had been drones at all. Now the same has happened again, this time at Heathrow,

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Democracy or Tyranny?

Dec 20, 2018
4 min

Democracy or Tyranny?

It’s only been about than two and a half years since the people’s vote, not only have we not officially left yet, our own parliament is still split over the reality of what we told them in 2016. The question for MPs is not what to do, we already told them to “leave the European Union”, what they are split over is whether to do it. That this is even a question now shows the precarious state of our constitution and democracy brought about by those unwilling to accept the democr

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Don’t fail Brexit, Mrs May

Dec 11, 2018
1 min

Don’t fail Brexit, Mrs May

Date: Monday 10th December 2018 Bill Etheridge MEP has said there will be a massive problem for Conservative MPs in leave voting areas, particularly the West Midlands if Brexit fails to materialise. The West Midlands MEP said that Prime Minister, Theresa may needs to go to Brussels and tell them all bets are off and we leave without a deal unless they play ball. His words came a a debate rages in parliament, with the PM coming under attack from all sides as she tries to delay

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