Freedom Politics

Whatever your beliefs, Leave or Remain, some of our Parliamentarians are behaving badly (COURTESY OF INDEPENDENCE DAILY FROM VIV EVANS) AS THE MAN SAY'S, THE COCKROACHES ARE AFTER US AND NOT EVEN EU COCKROACHES - SEE THE LINK BELOW:- https://independencedaily.co.uk/your-daily-brexit-friday-22nd-february-2019/?utm_source=mailpoet&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=INDEPENDENCE+Daily+Newsletter1

     CO2 NOT THE MAIN CAUSE OF CLIMATE CHANGE? Much has been said about climate change and how much is due to us and our penchant for pumping CO2 into the atmosphere. However a scientist named Conor McMenemie, has produced a thesis that points a major finger at the Aswan Dam. The root cause being the reduction in seasonal water in the Nile delta and corresponding reduction in evaporation into cloud cover, that then travels West and over the Equatorial seas off of West Africa. This reduction in cloud cover then allows the sun to heat the sea in that area more than before. The explanations and proofs of evidence in the attached booklet are persuasive and it warrants reading if you are interested in climate and its engines.   Nile Climate Engine

Courtesy of brexitcentral.com Here is the tariff policy the Government should announce for 29th March  Published in 19th February's issue of BrexitCentral Written by Tony Lane , a former Head of International Trade Policy at the Department of Trade and Industry, sets out the tariff policy he believes the Government should be preparing to publish imminently and then pursue on Brexit. More attention is needed to be given the tariff policy Britain must adopt on leaving the EU on 29th March. It now looks likely that this will have to be without a withdrawal agreement. However, this has the advantage that Britain can shape its tariff policy from day one. This is a responsibility that British governments have been able to avoid during the period of EU membership. Now they are regaining that responsibility, they must seize it promptly. Before the end of March, the Government should publish a White Paper explaining that: It

Courtesy of the Spectator   I was forced to wear a hijab. It wasn’t liberating | The Spectator     Soutiam Goodarzi It was World Hijab Day earlier this month. You probably missed it, but you can imagine the idea: ‘global citizens’ of all faiths and backgrounds were asked to cover their heads for a day ‘in solidarity with Muslim women worldwide’. It is done in ‘recognition of millions of Muslim women who choose to wear the hijab and live a life of modesty’. Wearing a hijab is not such an abstract cause for me: I used to wear one a few years ago when I was at school in Iran. And in the spirit of solidarity, I’d like to tell you a bit more about the world I left behind when I moved to Britain in 2011 when I was nine years old. I was six when I was first made to wear the hijab to school. When I was eight, I was forced to wear the hijab while walking around Arak, my hometown in north–western Ir

James Delingpole in Independence Daily News reports on another blow to Brexiteers Theresa May and her Remainer civil servants secretly sabotaged an offer made by the EU Council President Donald Tusk of a free trade deal exit from the EU because all they ever really wanted was Brexit In Name Only. Of the many things I’ve heard about the Establishment’s outrageous scheming to scupper Brexit this is by far the most damning – and it deserves much wider coverage. It was Martin Durkin (director of Brexit: the Movie) who drew my attention to it. Steve Baker MP is a member of the (ardently pro-Brexit) European Research Group. He was also – till he resigned in protest at Mrs May’s handling of the Brexit negotiations – a minister in the government’s Department for Exiting the European Union (DEXU). Baker made his revelation at the end of last month while appearing before an MP committee, in which he criticised the “governing class” for its deliberate attempts to th

The EU's Europol and Eurojust have recently published their findings wrt communication and data encryption. It makes interesting reading when judging the effort against the need involved.   The link below takes you to a full copy of the report: https://documentcloud.adobe.com/link/track?uri=urn%3Aaaid%3Ascds%3AUS%3A62e1e4df-103e-4a29-b4e3-dec98115cfb2

An extract of an article courtesy of 'Brexit Central', that is informative and for the first time explains how the Withdrawal Agreement can be achieved without rupturing the UK's bid for freedom from the EU To read the full article please use the link below https://brexitcentral.com/malthouse-compromise-explained/ The structure of the compromise is to offer the EU a choice of two plans:  Plan A is predicated on achieving agreement on a WA that addresses the  principal weakness of the current version, the perpetual character of the  Irish backstop, and its consequences for the Future Relationship between  the UK and the EU. Plan B assumes that agreement on a WA is not possible  and that both sides accept a responsibility to act so as to minimise as far as  possible the disruption that might arise to people and businesses in the EU  and the UK. Both Plan A and Plan B involve the UK’s ceasing to be a Member State of the  EU according to the timetable set by Article 50

Betrayal by our government laid bare This interview of Mr Baker in committee is outstanding stuff and clearly shows how our Prime Minister and Cabinet have from the referendum onward have deliberately designed mechanisms to keep the UK under EU control, a defacto betrayal of the Leave voting public. He also comments on media bias and 'fear' news from our institutions. It a 'long watch/listen' but very worthwhile. European Scrutiny Committee Wednesday 30 January 2019 https://parliamentlive.tv/Event/Index/81a76aba-1e5f-4a02-92c7-248f2a072f42