http://jeanromsey.blogspot.com: May 2017

Friday, 5 May 2017

VOTE UKIP FOR A GOOD BREXIT DEAL

Theresa May’s mantra lacks drive, Speed and substance.

Does Theresa May’s Bexit mean half or a quarter Brexit?

The longer it takes for our EU Brexit negotiations, the more obstructions and demands will be fabricated by the greedy European Commission; and the more jobs will be lost as many companies are preparing to move from the UK due to uncertainty and lack of assurance from Theresa May and her Brexit Team.

Apart from triggering Article 50 in the last nine months, nothing has indicated that research or analysis have been undertaken by the Brexit team led by David Davis in Theresa May’s government. Being secretive is her raison d’être in her political career's ascendency so far, but jeopardising the British economy with unnecessary delays and indecision is bad for the British economy.

Did Theresa May decide to call a snap June general election because the Tory cabinet agreed it was appropriate and timely, or was she having problems with staff at No. 10? Losing both her press secretary and communication director in the same week is shocking.

Lizzie Louden quit Downing Street

Well-respected Number 10 press secretary Lizzie Louden has quit the Tory Government, telling her friends that she's “moving on to other things”. Ms Louden had previously worked on the controversial, but successful Vote Leave campaign, in which Boris Johnson famously borrowed UKIP's well-researched slogan: leave the EU to save £36 million gross a week. But being Boris, he had this figure boldly painted on his red battle bus as a promise for the NHS. UKIP had nothing to do with this!
Criticisms rained on the UKIP leader for the mistake, naturally
Nigel Farage was not amused as people thought the Tory party's Vote.Leave campaign was the same as the UKIP's Leave.EU !!

Katie Perrior

Lizzie was Mrs May's senior political spinner in Downing Street following the sudden resignation of her boss, the communications director Katie Perrior, within hours of the election being announced, saying she "never intended" to fight a general election with Theresa May.

This came amid reports of a grim atmosphere inside Number 10 under the leadership of Theresa May and her all-powerful chiefs of staff Nick Timothy and Fiona Hill, since they came to power last July.

Theresa May with her Chief of Staff Fiona Hill

It is a bitter blow to the Tories as they try to ramp up their PR for the election campaign, following a succession of other high-profile resignations:

Downing Street's official spokeswoman Helen Bower quit in December following reports of angry bust-ups with Mrs May's top aides.
Ms Bower's deputy, Greg Swift, then quit to become a spinner for Brexit Secretary, David Davis.

Britain's Ambassador to the European Union, Sir Ivan Rogers quit in January with a devastating attack on Mrs May's muddled thinking over Brexit.

The PM's national security adviser, Mark Lyall-Grant quit in February after reportedly falling out with Mrs May, followed by the Northern Powerhouse guru Jim O'Neill, quit as Treasury Minister within weeks of the PM coming to power, over her lack of support for his infrastructure projects.

Even the Bank of England governor, Mark Carney announced he was quitting two years early, following the arrival of Mrs May in Downing Street.

On the Conservative campaign trail Theresa May already sounds like a broken record repeating her carping criticisms of the Labour Leader, promising a vote for her at this general election will be for a strong and stable PM to lead the Brexit negotiations. Her avoidance of giving a straight answer to questions by pensioners or young voters is becoming tiresome, and may prove to be her achilles’ heel.

UKIP MEPs' knowledge of EU invaluable in government

With so little substance or promise to galvanise the Tory pledges, UKIP candidates should be able to take full advantage of this opportunity to present their vision for a bright future outside the EU; to ensure UKIP’s excellent manifesto is heard and clearly expounded. UKIP MEPs' knowledge of EU is invaluable in government.

We have no less than 20 UKIP MEPs who have spent time in Brussels, researching the internal workings of all aspects of the European Union, which brought home to the British people the realisation of 40 years of domination by the Eurocrats, costing our taxpayers more than £500 billion, and losing the traditional livelihood of our fishermen and farmers.

Let us not waste the findings and efforts of these patriotic MEPs, their Brussels experience in the European Parliament and the many good speeches made by Nigel Farage, who highlighted so much of the flawed EU ideology which cost us dearly and indirectly impacted all our public services today.

Labour’s predicament has been made worse by Theresa May's decision for a snap general election, and the Brexit referendum has not worked in their favour. Britain has voted to leave the EU and we certainly don’t want the undemocratic LibDem Party to aspire to revoke the democratic decision to leave the EU. Leave means Leave, with or without a free trade agreement or a single-market deal.

The EU is clearly struggling with a long list of problems, and losing the UK’s billions of pounds of annual contribution and our pro-trade influence on their policy do not bode well for their future. They would be anxious to make Britain pay for their future programmes and the lavish lifestyle they have grown accustomed to.

Theresa May has been accused by Jean-Claude Juncker, Angela Merkel and their Brussels chums, of living in another galaxy, living in a parallel reality with delusional views. On reflection, Mrs. May's Brexit Team under David Davis did seem delusional at times and until very recently Mr. Davis admitted knowing very little of how Theresa May will be advancing with our Brexit negotiations.

For over 40 years UK's LIB/LAB/CON established Party leaders and MEPs had been so mesmerised by the EU's lavish perks and kudos, LibDem leaders specially had wallowed in their largess, they can find no fault with their methodology nor murmur a single word of criticism against their biased voting system that enables the European Parliament to pass every new law proposed by the Commission by a simple majority of those MEPs present on the day, but requiring an Absolute Majority of all 700 plus MEPs of 28 member-states to reject any proposed law, however harmful it might be to any one nation.

UKIP MEPs have good knowledge of the EU, the European Commission and Parliament. In just four years of UKIP’s 20 MEPs arriving in Brussels, a dozen tomes of research had been published to expose major flaws of the Union’s ideology; UKIP newsletters and periodicals disseminated to reveal the EU’s wasteful spending and en-mass ferrying of thousands of MEPs, their aides and assistants, to and from Brussels, Luxembourg and the new palace in Strasbourg, which raised the UK annual contribution from £12millions to the latest figure of £16billion gross. Under Nigel Farage’s leadership, our MEPs’ work resulted in Britain getting our EU referendum and our vote to leave.

UKIP members are from all works of life; their knowledge and experience in commerce, industry, administration and life in general, give them a down-to-earth approach to politics. UKIP is the Party that could successfully challenge the European leaders and Commissioners to ensure a good Brexit deal for the people of Britain. It was the intelligence of the UK Independence Party that calculated how much Britain paid the EU daily (that got Boris Johnson in trouble); and many of the UKIP brilliant policies in their 2015 manifesto were borrowed by the Conservatives to win David Cameron's last election.

Vote for UKIP's resourceful candidates on June 8 to ensure our Parliament has a cross-section of society with intelligence, common sense, diligence, business and financial acumen to support the Government for the good of our country.

For best results in the Brexit deals, vote for the UKIP Party with intimate knowledge of the strength and weakness of the EU bureaucrats, to successfully negotiate in the shortest possible time to get our economy working again, and to continue the prosperity for all in the United Kingdom.

Vote for the UK Independence Party on June 6th if you wish to get Britain into free trade with the whole world, limit immigration to those with UK jobs, give our Health Service time to recover, get our younger generation on the property ladder and ease the congestion in our schools and nurseries.

Let’s help make the UK Parliament sovereign again, free to make our own laws, dredge our rivers of silt to stop damaging floods, be proud of our British values, our customs and beliefs and get our country manufacturing again without EU red tapes.

VOTE UKIP ON JUNE 6th

Jean Lai Romsey

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A Change for the Better

With so many hospitals closing in the UK, today we have less than 140,000 hospital beds compared to 550,000 beds in 1948 when our National Health Service was founded. But modern technology from America will soon step in to relieve the pressure on our A & E Centres. Take a look at iDoctor here

iDoctor http://www.youtube.com/watch_popup?v=r13uYs7jglg

We can change our life to do some of the things you have always wanted at any time you feel it is time. Take a look at the SLOMO clip below, just click on the link.

http://www.nytimes.com/2014/04/01/opinion/slomo.html?emc=eta1&_r=0

A Lion called Christian

In 1969 Ace Bourke and John Rendall from Australia bought a lion cub from a London department store, Harrods, and named him Christian. He grew too big to keep as a pet in Chelsea and had to be returned to the wild in Kenya.

Years later Christian still remembered his 'parents' and like long lost friends. What a reunion! Click this link to watch the video: http://youtu.be/4enNZqNrwYc

My view on current situations

Could our climate really be changing in this Millenium?

Only a week ago we had snow in Devon, one of the warmest places in the South of England that even boasts a comparison with the Riviera in Europe.

In the USA's Tornado Alley, the most destructive tornado in history travelling at 200 mph, flattened the suburb of Moore in Oklahoma City in just 40 minutes without warning, causing so much grieve and loss of lives. This powerful tornado had been rated four, on a five point Enhanced Fujita Scale, making it the second most dangerous type, with more warnings to place Central Texas on further tornado watch.

More importantly the US government must ensure that any new buildings constructed in the Tornado Alley should include shelters, basement or safe rooms, specially built to protect from such tornadoes. This Great Plain experiences more tornadoes than any where else, at the height of the season in May and June, there may be two to four each day.

There are fears that tornadoes may become more common as global temperatures change, and such devastation as Moore must be avoided at all costs.

Having visited Shanghai thrice, I am still astonished at the constant changes to this great city's skyline and the speed of its industrial revolution, from 1949 when Chairman Mao's Communism took power, to 1992 when the People's Republic of China opened its doors again to foreign trade, and to today's superpower it has become, as discovered by Piers Morgan.

This video was recorded over 5 years ago, but if you have never been there, or even if you have but don't know much about the place from your tour guide, then you will be amazed to see how Shanghai has progressed - especially with regards to women CEOs. Click on the link to see modern, glamorous Shanghai today.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1wbGFeDR7Gg&feature=endscreen&NR=1

FOR OUR ECONOMY TO GROW

We need to get Britain manufacturing again; for goods to utilise our rail freight, road haulage and container ports; to expand our market worldwide and to be self-reliant.

With so much intelligence and creativity in our young and educated population, I am amazed to find that our UK Business Sector has not developed a strong, effective Export and Marketing Department to help develop products created by our inventive industrialists, nor facilitate co-operation between Universities and businesses to research new ideas and promote British Manufactures for export. All over the world, entrepreneurs are learning English to be able to trade with us, we do have the advantage of doing business anywhere.

For the Conservatives to win in 2015, David Cameron cannot rely simply on rhetoric about turning the tide on years of decline here or in the EU, in the battle for Britain’s future.

The government is likely to double the national debt inherited from the Labour government, if we continue to lose high street shops, vital businesses, century-old corporations and franchises, leading to empty premises and redundancies, which serve only to reduce the much needed Corporation and income tax, whilst swelling the ranks of the unemployed queuing for benefits, job-seeker and housing allowances.

The government must put a stop to the culture of rewarding failure with disproportionate pension packages, and gross bonuses unrelated to services rendered, for bankers, health service managers and local authority leaders alike, especially those who failed in their jobs. When an executive is recruited for a job in the public sector, the salary determines the job’s worth, there is no reason why bonuses or pensions should exceed the total pay, particularly in the present economic climate.

Any government that cannot legislate against this extortionate ransom culture, practised by leaders of public services, then they don’t deserve to be re-elected.

Take the news of Sir David Nicholson stepping down next year, retiring with his full pension of £2 million. Not more than a few decades ago he would have recognised his failure in running NHS England and resigned. Should he be allowed to take his full pay and pension package? It's an astronomical sum by any standard, and that same sum spent on improved nursing care at Stafford Hospital would probably have saved all those who died, from living under those unbearable conditions as described in various reports.

How does one man who could never do the job of supervising the whole of the NHS all by himself, deserve so much? We also must remember that in the costly reorganisation of the NHS, hundreds of managers were made redundant, obviously because they have not achieved success in their particular sector. After receiving huge severance pay and pension, why are some of them re-employed with new contracts, and probably on even higher pay packages, to carry on doing what they did before? Are we spending tax-payers' money wisely?

It is indeed time for the Chancellor to look into how much the re-vamping of the NHS is going to cost the nation and really cut down on management expenses, but increase training for good nursing care to properly run each hospital, to make them fit for purpose. Cut out the middleman, trim the fat and get Britain back to basic good value, responsible and trustworthy.

Only then will the Conservative government be returned to power. Austerity alone will not suffice. The voters need to see real changes, and good value for their taxes instead of wastage.

Congratulations to Nigel Farage for leading the UKIP to win almost a quarter of the votes cast at our local elections, thus forming the fourth major political party of Britain.

This is not just a protest vote from the public, but a vote of confidence in Mr. Farage as an honest man of integrity, not greedy for power for himself, but for the nation in trouble, and in debt to the tune of £billion, which no successive governments since WW2, had been able to eradicate.

UKIP's common sense approach to easing our national debt by opting out of EU membership will save us £billions in subsidies, huge MEP pay and expenses, and massive prison expenditure for un-deported foreign criminals. If we also temporarily withhold foreign aids until our own debt situation is no longer as bad as those we sought to assist, we should come out of debt sooner.

Chancellor Osborne should continue with our austerity policy, and also bring civil servants' pay and pension in line with the rest of the private sector remuneration to encourage growth in our economy with youth employment and private enterprises.