The one thing the pundits do not do is to ask the question, why is the vote so low? why is is that so many people simply cannot be bothered to go and vote?

Deceit and spin from the so called rulers is the answer, plain and simple, smple enough even for a politician to understand. The people are sick and tired of the lies, the spin, the deceit, the way that our political masters ignore us once they are safely ensconced and feeding from the trough.

Something they cannot understand, because they do not want to understand, IS THAT THEY ARE OUR REPRESENTATIVES, NOT OUR MASTERS. Free votes in parliament should mean not that they are free to vote accordingto their consciences, but free to vote according to the collective conscience of the people who put them there. I will not bothergiving example, we all know what they are.

When MP's start to do hat, honestly, and without lies or spin, and genuinely listening to what we want. The voting percentages will go through the roof.

Politics has always been this way to some extent in every country. Blair and his new labour took deceit to unheard of levels, almost an art form in itself. Education is shambolic. Crime is at record levels (yet they keep on telling us it's going down) The list of gaffes, U turns, lies, fiddles, etc is virtually endless.

Telling lies for this parliament, not only those on the government benches but the whole boiling of them has become not only normal, but preferable. The truth would not stand up to scrutiny and they know it.

Read and digest.

Back at the start of the 1970s, the greatest issue of the day was whether Britain ought to become European… and had you been scanning the correspondence columns of The Times you might have noticed a flood of letters in support of our application to join the EEC. A good many of those letters were stage managed on behalf of the then Conservative government.

Every week, as Edward Heath's government inched Britain towards Europe, Geoffrey Tucker, an advertising guru who helped to market the Conservative Party, organized breakfasts for the political shakers and the media movers of the day. Journalists were there and captains of industry, editors too and television people.

Tucker: We decided to pinpoint the Today programme on radio and followed right through the news programmes during the day… the television programmes, News at Ten, 24 Hours and Panorama and from radio, World at One and Woman's Hour.

Tucker: Nobbling is the name of the game. Throughout the period of the campaign, there should be direct day by day communication between the key communicators and our personnel, e.g. Norman Reddaway at the FCO and Marshall Stewart of the Today programme.

And in 1970, the Today programme was presented by Jack De Manio… who was terribly anti-European. We protested privately about this. Ian Trethowan listened and De Manio was replaced.

Presenter, Christopher Cook: Ian Trethowan was then the Managing Director of BBC Radio and a known friend of Edward Heath's. Another of Geoffrey Tucker's breakfast guests was Roy, now Lord, Hattersley, a leading figure in the pro-European faction in the Labour Party.

Lord Hattersley: One breakfast I went to was a very chummy affair. We were all fighting the European cause to the extent that some of the protagonists actually drew Ian Trethowan's attention to broadcasters who they thought had been anti-European, and asked him to do something about it.

Hattersley on being asked for his comments: All those years, all the Europeans would say "let's not risk trying to make fundamental changes by telling the whole truth, let's do it through public relations rather than real proselytising" and they were always inclined to "spin" the arguments rather than "expose" the argument.

Sir Edward Heath, Prime Minister, 1970-1974: The support in public opinion polls steadily mounted until we got to the point of finally concluding negotiation we had just on 50 per cent support which was very considerable.

How helpful was the European Movement?
E. Heath: Very helpful. They worked very hard and they received funds from supporters which enabled them to publish their own literature as well as ours.

• Dr Richard Aldrich (Political Historian) on being asked what was the documentary evidence for the alleged CIA funding: I was absolutely astonished to discover that the library (George Town University in Washington) had the entire archive of a CIA front organisation which documents from start to finish funnelling millions of dollars into Europe, into Britain, with correspondence, for example, from British Labour MPs.

The whole accounting structure of the European Movement was designed to hide the fact that CIA money was coming in.

So there you have it dear friends kinsmen/women, the L/L/Contrick are once again exposed as liars their mission is deceit and obfuscation, they are nothing more nor less than tools of the elite

Regards olded.

Islam, and their Marxist enablers, have brought not one single benefit to this Continent, but only torture, rape, murder and genocide. They must go! Every single one. Every single one.

"That government is the strongest of which every man feels himself a part". Thomas Jefferson.

Ron Liddle, Sunday Times yesturday "…..the troglydite BNP thickos". Bloody hilarious.