Disappearing Britain - The
EU and the Death of Local Government
Edition:
1st
Author:
Lindsay Jenkins
ISBN:0965781232
Publishers:
Orange State Press
Price
£14.99 RRP UK
Publication
Date: 2005
Press
Release
Are regions
British? Are they John Prescott’s idea? Or Brussels? At last here is the
definitive answer. This book is the
third in Lindsay Jenkins’ Britain in Europe series.
Lord
Tebbit writes in the foreword:
Lindsay Jenkins’
meticulous research has uncovered in all its details the Brussels Eurocrats’
agenda for the break up of the United Kingdom...she is the first to put together
the many pieces in this jigsaw to reveal the full picture of the plan, which
will shock many people.
Lindsay Jenkins writes:
‘The battle for
Britain is now being fought - not at
the national level - but by ordinary
people agitating at the grassroots. That truly is local democracy at work. This
book is intended to give ammunition to the rebels and to alert everyone to the
truth behind regional government.’
Introducing the
Slow Death of Nations and Democracy
Voters Resoundingly
Reject Regional Government
The EU Defines Regional Government
Regionalising Britain is a Long Term Project
Churchmen and
Charities Campaign for Regions
Regions have Limited Powers
Cabals Challenge
People Power
Stakeholders
Diminish Democracy
Sub
Regions ‘Respond to a Strong Regional Voice’
New Regions
Envelop Europe
The EU Spins
across a Continent
Borders are the
Scars of History’
Manipulating
Minorities to Divide and Rule
Local Languages Exploited to Divide Countries
In Conclusion
Notes, References and Index
Review by Bryan Smalley.
Are regions
British? Are they John Prescott’s idea? Or Brussels? At last here is the definitive answer.
Lindsay Jenkins has
dedicated many years of research into the European Union and already has three
books to her credit. These books
starkly illustrate how much 'Brussels' has hijacked Britain's political,
economic and judicial life. This latest
book 'Disappearing Britain' concentrates on the imminent demise of Local
Government as we know it. It illustrates that Regional government is not an
initiative of John Prescott. It shows
conclusively that Regionalisation is a process of the EU. This is being handled
by the EU with great skill. After
reading this book the reader is left in no doubt whatsoever that the EU is
deliberately and stealthily taking control of every part of our democracy. Like an invisible hand the EU operates through the shell of
traditional political structures. Our institutions and civil servants are still
here, but they have all become agents of the European Union implementing
European law.
Lindsay Jenkins
explains the 'post democratic era'
which term is self explanatory. In the
'New World Order' government will be through international businesses
(stakeholders) and the unaccountable political élite.
In spite of her existing
extensive knowledge of the subject, this book demonstrates further meticulous research
by Lindsay Jenkins. The book is then
presented in an easily readable style.
It is divided into twenty chapters covering individual subjects in turn.
Those with a particular interest can go straight to the chapter which appeals
to them, but it would be a grave mistake not to read every chapter before
laying down the book. It is a must for anyone who values our way of life.
The majority of people in
this country have formed an opinion about the EU without reading a single piece
of literature on the subject, apart from the propaganda which is constantly fed
to them and which is paid for with their own taxes.
It is co-incidental that the
book has been published at the same time that the Police Service is about to be
regionalised to conform to the EU’s instructions, but this has not been
revealed by the Home Secretary or any other person involved in the
re-organisation.
I urge everyone to read this
book and then form their own opinion.
The future of this country depends on your judgement. It is nearly too late to stop this bulldozer
which is destroying our democracy.
Bryan Smalley.