Comments Off on BREXIT THE MOVIE by Brexit The Movie — Kickstarter
A feature-length documentary to show why Britain should vote to LEAVE the EU – and would thrive outside of it.
backers : 993
pledged of £100,000 goal : £67,765
days to go: 11
How we vote in the EU referendum will define how we live our lives.
Do we want to live under a Europe-wide government, which few of us understand, run by people we don’t know, who have the power to impose on us laws that WE haven’t debated, and have little or no power to block or overturn?
Is it safe to live under a government that we cannot hold to account? … a government that feels under no obligation to work in our interests or to reflect our views?
Is it safe to remain tied, economically, to a declining trade block, shut off from the rest of the world?
BREXIT THE MOVIE spells out the choice before us, and makes the case for an independent and self-governing Britain.
Help us make BREXIT THE MOVIE and convince the nation that we should LEAVE the EU.
Let’s take back control. Our money, our priorities. Safety first.
This is it. The Prime Minister is in Brussels today meeting EU leaders to try to persuade them to agree to his trivial demands. He is likely to emerge in the small hours of tomorrow morning claiming a hard-fought victory – probably with a ‘new’ surprise concession – and announce that the Government will campaign for the UK to stay in the EU.
The British people will see through this charade. David Cameron has dropped nine out of ten things he wanted to change in our relationship with the EU. His deal will not deliver the ‘fundamental change’ he used to talk about, and will do nothing to take back control of our borders, our economy and our democracy. The European Court will be in charge of exactly the same things at the end of this negotiation as it is now – and the European Court will be able to throw in the bin the so-called ‘concessions’ like the ’emergency brake’ after we’ve voted. Click herefor our detailed analysis of the renegotiation.
This is a crucial 48 hours in the referendum campaign. We need YOUR help. Here are three things you can do to help us right now:
1. Write to your MP
Now that the details of David Cameron’s trivial deal are emerging, MPs and other elected representatives will be making their minds up about which way they’re going to vote in this referendum.
We know that lots of MPs are under pressure – from Downing Street, from their Party Whips, and from the big corporations and EU institutions who are bankrolling the campaign to keep us in the EU at all costs – to back the Prime Minister’s trivial deal, or at least to stay quiet.
An email from you will make a real difference, and show them how many people in your area are planning to VoteLeave. Please click here to email your MP now.
2. Tell your friends
Please forward this email onto 5 friends and ask them to sign up to the campaign. With Downing Street going into overdrive to try and spin the Prime Minister’s trivial deal, it’s more important than ever to talk to your friends and family and persuade them that the only way to take back control is to VoteLeave.
Please help us spread the message on Twitter, on Facebook, and by forwarding this email to your friends.
3. Show you’re with us by donating £1
The Government machine, EU institutions and big business are gearing up to campaign for the UK to stay in the EU. Wall Street investment banks which crippled our economy are funding the BSE (Britain Stronger in Europe) campaign.
You can also show your support, and help us raise money, by ordering some campaigning gear from our online shop. Every item you buy will help to spread the message – as well as help us raise the funds we need to win this referendum and take back control from the EU.
Stat of the day: £1 – what we are asking from you to show that you are with us
Today’s must reads
EU migrant workers top 2 million in blow to Cameron – Times
Brexit could benefit UK economy, says £8 billion fund manager – Guardian
Britain outside the EU would stand tall as a free and prosperous nation – Lord Lawson, Telegraph
Comments Off on View From The Cab – 19/02/2016 – Scottie gets GO’ing : Scottie_K
As the various leave campaigns come together, our Scottie is in there doing his bit – and calling on you to do yours, every little counts and could be what makes the difference on the day!
Comments Off on Fake Charities, From Blog To Statute | Dick Puddlecote
What with the joyous news of both the imminent shutdown of Smokefree South West and the government’s new rules on ‘government lobbying government’, it’s been a marvellous few days, hasn’t it?On the latter, here’s a bit of history for you that many might not be aware of. Back in 2008 I started writing here and the blogosphere was completely different. Iain Dale was not a publisher and presenter on LBC but instead one of the pioneers of political blogging (he was arguably instrumental in raising blogging to a level where many now rival or even eclipse the MSM). His enthusiasm for the platform was infectious and his Daley Dozen – literally a dozen blog articles every day – would promote left of centre blogs as much as he would his preferred Tory ones.
Comments Off on Our Laws are Bananas : Graham Moore
From Graham Moore’s YouTube Channel
If you have heard people say “our laws are made in Brussels” and get confused because you see our MP’s debating laws in the House of Commons, then this video…
“There is nothing to fear from Brexit! In fact Britain has everything to Gain”
Alan Taylor-Shearer spent time with Jonathan Davis, Who passionately defended British business in the face of a possible Brexit from the EU and made it clear that The City is NOT running to the hills in fear of a United Kingdom outside of the least democratic organisation we know as The European Union.
Comments Off on The Levellers and the Diggers were the original Eurosceptics : Guardian
I can still picture Billy Bragg standing on that stage, giving it full-throated fire and moral defiance. You probably know the lyrics (by Leon Rosselson). “In 1649, to St George’s Hill, a ragged band they called the Diggers came to show the people’s will. They defied the landlords. They defied the laws. They were the dispossessed reclaiming what was theirs.”
