“Britain will be forced by Brussels to accept Mediterranean
refugees.”
Report in the paper today.
And there’s actually nothing our government can do because on
21 November 2014, immigration and border control was just one of many policy
areas that was moved from “unanimity” to “QMV” (Qualified Majority Voting) a
rather important change that our politicians and mainstream media didn’t feel it
worth mentioning during the election.
Here’s what happened - In the EU, the Council of Ministers is
supposed to make a lot of the key decisions about the main legislation to be
passed by the EU.
In the Treaty of Nice, many of the areas where the EU wished
to legislate required unanimity of the Council of Ministers.
So Britain had the option of vetoing any legislation it
disagreed with.
But, in order to ‘improve the quality of decision making’, the
Lisbon Treaty moved a huge number of areas from ‘unanimity’ to
“QMV”.
Moreover, the threshold for QMV was lowered from countries
with over 70% of the EU’s population to countries with just 65% of the EU
population.
So, Britain can now be outvoted by Merkel and her stooges on
virtually any EU decision.
The areas which moved from ‘unanimity’ to ‘QMV’ are all of
these:
Area of decision-making Nice Lisbon.
Initiatives of the High Representative for Foreign Affairs-
was Unanimity now QMV.
Rules concerning the Armaments Agency Unanimity - QMV
Freedom to establish a business
Unanimity- QMV
Self-employment access rights
Unanimity- QMV
Freedom, security and justice – cooperation and
evaluation Unanimity- QMV
Border checks Unanimity
- QMV
Asylum Unanimity- QMV
Immigration
Unanimity- QMV
Crime prevention incentives
Unanimity- QMV
Eurojust Unanimity- QMV
Police cooperation
Unanimity-QMV
Europol Unanimity- QMV
Transport
Unanimity- QMV
European Central Bank
Unanimity QMV (in
part)
Culture Unanimity- QMV
Structural and Cohension Funds
Unanimity- QMV
Organisation of the Council of the European Union Unanimity-QMV
European Court of Justice
Unanimity- QMV
Freedom of movement for workers
Unanimity- QMV
Social security
Unanimity- QMV
Criminal judicial cooperation
Unanimity- QMV
Criminal law
Unanimity- QMV
President of the European Councilelection (New item)
QMV
Foreign Affairs High Representative election (New item)
QMV
Funding the Common Foreign and Security Policy Unanimity-QMV
Common defense policy
Unanimity-QMV
Withdrawal of a member state
(new item) QMV
General economic interest services Unanimity-
QMV
Diplomatic and consular protection Unanimity
QMV
Citizens initiative regulations
Unanimity- QMV
Intellectual property
Unanimity QMV
Eurozone external representation Unanimity
QMV
Sport Unanimity QMV
Space Unanimity QMV
Energy Unanimity QMV
Tourism Unanimity QMV
Civil protection
Unanimity QMV
Administrative cooperation
Unanimity QMV
Emergency international aid
Unanimity QMV
Humanitarian aid
Unanimity QMV
Response to natural disasters or terrorism (new item)
QMV
Economic and Social Committee
QMV QMV
Committee of the Regions
Unanimity- QMV
Economic and Social Committee
Unanimity-QMV
The EU budget
Unanimity-QMV
So, on 21 November 2014 we said goodbye to the UK as an
independent country, because after 21 November 2014, Britain was no longer be
able to block any legislation which was against our national
interests.
No wonder Cameron, Miliband, Clegg and all their self-serving
sycophants in the mainstream media never mentioned 21 November
2014.
After all, if we plebs had understood how our quisling leaders
were handing over control of our country to Germany, more of us might have
supported UKIP.