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Old 18-05-2008, 04:08 PM   #151 (permalink)
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....an EU backed plan which would only move this country one way-towards a federal United States of Europe.
Yes, the EU tactics are to try to 'divide-and-rule' through 'regionalisation' (i.e. weakening and breaking up nations - especially those such as England/UK which are strongly eurosceptic).
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Old 18-05-2008, 08:35 PM   #152 (permalink)
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Yes RJT - I am also pleased that anti-UK parties do not have a majority in any of the devolved legislatures.

Labour have damaged our Union of the UK with their devolution policy. They have weakened the UK and have annoyed the people of England by ignoring our right to equality with Scotland within the UK Union.

Last week the Scottish pro-UK former Labour MP Mr. Brian Wilson criticised Labour over devolution. Mr. Wilson wrote that 'nationalist' majorities in the devolved legislatures would not mean that people would vote to break up the UK Union.

Here are a couple of quotes from Mr. Wilson's interesting article:

Scottish pro-UK former Labour MP criticises Labour Party over its devolution policy
I am pleased Mr Wilson has spoken out, of course Tam Dayell the former father of the house warned of the dangers of devolution at the time and indeed during the first attempt to introduce it during the illfated Callaghan government.
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Indeed it is not. It is as you say an EU backed plan which would only move this country one way-towards a federal United States of Europe.
I'll make it clear I don't support the EU regionalisation, but I support more power for both historic regions like Wessex and Northumbria and more the counties and this will actually be a good thing, increasing democracy and identity and may help as a stronger bulwark against the EU.
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I am pleased Mr Wilson has spoken out, of course Tam Dayell the former father of the house warned of the dangers of devolution at the time and indeed during the first attempt to introduce it.....
Yes, Mr. Dalyell was right to warn of the dangers of weakening the UK. Labour thought that by backing devolution they would be able to govern semi-permanently in the Scottish Parliament. How wrong they were.
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And what you don't seem to understand Brittanist is that it was good thing for unionists because not only is it more democratic but it temporarily placates the independence movement. It would of increased the feelings if it had been stopped.
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It would of increased the feelings if it had been stopped.
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That posts reveals you are a moron.
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