The Red Pigs and the Blue Pigs

In his blog on The Daily Telegraph, Daniel Hannan writes the excerpts below.

He confirms what we have known all along - THAT THE IDEA WE LIVE IN A DEMOCRACY IS A FICTION.

We are in fact a pig farm where the red pigs and the blue pigs take turns to stick their greedy fat snouts in the trough of the public purse generation after generation.

If you call this country a democracy then you are either an idiot or a pig.

Whoever you vote for the quangos, the judges, the public servants and the rest of the Servile State parasites stay in their jobs.

Whilst Tweedledee party of Brown and Tweedledumb partry of Cameron swop seats in the monkey house of Parliament, the entire apparauts and its lackeys of the system and its mechanisms of the State stay in the same hands.

This is because the corrupt bastards in the labour and tories know that they cannot get rid of all the corrupt scumbags in their cushy jobs in the servile state as when they each swop seats in the monkey house, then they and their friends retain their positions and incomes in the servile state.

The only way you can get radical change is to vote into a power a political party whose snout is not already in the trough of the system.

The BNP will sack the liberal judges, shut down the quangos, close down the race relations industry, withdraw us from the EU, withdraw us from the UN treaties, boot out all the illegals and bogus asylum seekers and immigrant spongers - and remove our nation from the pernicious matrix of internationalism and globalism that makes our nation the hemarroid hanging from Americas arse.

Only when the entire establishment is purged of all its parasites, when the liberal judges are retired and the public purse no longer squandered on the race relations industry idiots, only then will a true PEOPLES NATIONAL DEMOCRACY arise in our country.

A vote for the established parties is a vote for the pigs to keep their snouts in the trough.

The red pigs replace the blue pigs, but the pigs all keep gettng fatter and fatter and always with their fat snouts in the trough at all times.







http://blogs.telegraph.co.uk/daniel_hannan/blog/2008/09/08/immigration_policy_is_beyond_our_politicians


Opposition to mass immigration is now mainstream - respectable, even. Witness the creation of the first cross-party group on the subject, co-chaired by Nick Soames and Frank Field, and supported by such hoary-headed bigwigs as Lord Skidelsky, Lord Ahmed, Lord Carey (the former Archbishop of Canterbury), Lord Jordan (the former trade union boss) and Field Marshal Lord Inge KG, GCB, PC, DL.

In their first paper, these broad-bottomed grandees observe that the current level of settlement has several deleterious consequences. Britain is poised to become the most crowded country in Europe, and will admit a further 7 million people by 2031. To accommodate so many newcomers, we shall have to build a new house every six minutes for the next 20 years. The group suggests, broadly speaking, a one-in-one-out policy, which would slow (though by no means halt) this increase.

The trouble is that there is not the slightest chance of anything of the kind happening. The entire system is loaded against such reforms. In order to secure these aims, our politicians would have to renounce the European Convention on Human Rights, abrogate the 1951 UN Convention on refugees, withdraw from the EU's Dublin Convention (and very possibly alter the entire basis of Britain's relationship with the EU), overhaul the Immigration Service, reverse the shift towards domestic judicial activism and, perhaps most implausibly of all, make the Home Office fit for purpose.

Do our Establishment worthies have the stomach for such battles? And, even if they do, will it make any difference? We are again cruelly reminded that Britain is run by a standing apparat of quangoes, Whitehall functionaries, human rights judges and Eurocrats. They, not the elected politicians, decree immigration policy. Successive Home Secretaries can and do announce crackdowns on an almost weekly basis. But they are tugging at levers that have worked loose, jabbing at buttons long since disconnected. Until Parliament is put in charge, nothing will change. Nothing can change.