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Was, is and shall remain in favour of Maltese workers

and against Malta's membership of the European Union

 

WE SWEAR TO FREE MALTA FROM THE SLAVERY, COLONIALISM AND DICTATORIAL ILLEGAL EUROPEAN UNION RULE

 

By the Campaign for National Independence CNI

 

TELL YOUR PARLIAMENTARY DEPUTY THAT YOU WANT MALTA TO REGAIN INDEPENDENCE AND FREEDOM

 

Liberty and democracy

 

Membership in the European Union has greatly reduced liberty and democracy in our country, two values which our people had fought to win after foreigners had denied them to us for centuries. 

 

A few votes more than half of those who voted three years ago, denied us our Independence and Freedom and deprived our country of its sovereignty, so that we became again a people under foreign yoke. 

 

A few more among us surrendered with the excuse of respecting the will of the majority, but we and many others have not surrendered and shall continue to fight to regain full liberty and effective democracy.

 

In all sectors that the EU controls, our country is not free to decide what it does and has to submit to the Union DIKTAT, even when this is causing harm to our people. 

 

The Maltese people are no longer free to make the government change those laws that they feel are no longer useful to them, if these laws are according to the Union directives or according to the Acquis Communautaire that the EU bound us to observe and obey.

With time, the EU makes more laws and issues more directives that we have to obey and observe even if we do not like them and it acquires control on a greater number of sectors that the Maltese Parliament loses its rights on them. 

 

Thus the Union has reduced our liberty and put a collar on us to lead us with it … with the agreement of those amongst us who have sold themselves to it together with their soul and honour.

 

The fox and the house-dog

 

It is such an old sin that people lose their liberty to gain material riches, that there is an Aesop story of a fox and a house-dog that states thus: 

 

“A big dog with a full stomach met a fox. The fox asked the dog where he found so much food to have his stomach full. The dog answered him that his owner gave him a lot of food and saw to it that he lacked nothing. Then the fox asked the dog why he had his neck flayed. The dog answered him that this was because of the collar which his owner had put around his neck. When the fox saw this he told the dog: ‘Keep those riches to yourself! I don’t want to have anything to do with you. It is better to be a little hungry than have my neck flayed and be enslaved with the collar’.”

 

To exchange our liberty with EU funds is too high a price that we should not pay.

 

Loss of democracy

 

Apart from the loss of liberty, membership in the EU has reduced democracy in our country.


In years gone by we fought to establish a system that ensures that when a clear majority results in a free election, the majority leads and carries out its will until another election is held. 

 

But with membership, it is not the will of the majority of our people that is carried out in our country, but the will of the EU, even when the will of the Maltese people does not agree with it.

 

Thus the main principle of democracy in our country is destroyed. 

 

Thus the main principle of democracy in our country is destroyed, because the will of the majority of the Maltese people does not happen, but the opposite will of the European Union often happens.

The democratic shortcomings of membership in the Union appear clearly from the anomalous fact that while in the Maltese Parliament we have a majority of representatives of a certain political belief, in the European Parliament we have a majority of an opposite political belief.


More than this, we have a strange fact that the political belief of the majority in the Maltese Parliament is not like the political belief of the majority in the European Parliament.

 

These facts bring our democratic system next to nothing, not strengthen it.

It is a shame that our politicians endear more EU funds rather than the liberty of our people and democracy in our country. 

 

They will continue to do so until the call of the Maltese people for liberty and democracy will get so strong that they can no longer resist it.

 

The vice of deceit in the European Union

 

The vice of deceit in the EU is endemic (that is, to deceive the people is a particular characteristic of the Union). 

 

The latest proof of the Union’s vice of deceit is given to us by the decision that it took to make the Reform Treaty instead of the Constitution that the EU signed in Rome in 2004, and which the people of France and the Netherlands did not accept.

 

The deceit of the European Union has been admitted by Professor Giuliano Amato, the Italian Minister for Internal Affairs, who was one of the Vice-Presidents of the Convention under the French ex-President, Valery Giscard d’Estaing, had drafted the European Union Constitution.

When earlier on this month he was speaking at a meeting in London organised by the Centre for Reform in Europe, Amato said that the EU leaders had decided to purposely make a treaty which could not be understood by the public, because they reasoned that once the public does not understand it, the public would not think that it is of a constitutional nature. 

 

(You can listen to his speech by clicking on this link

 

The Italian Minister for Internal affairs remarked that once the public cannot understand the new treaty, the public would think that there is nothing new in it, and would therefore not demand a referendum about it. 

 

He also said that now the Union Council of Ministers Secretariat would prepare the document with the amendments for the treaties that the EU has today, according to what the leaders of the member countries had agreed during their summit under the German presidency. 

 

The discussions on the final document of the new treaty started during the intergovernmental summit of 23 July and are to end by next October.
 
Amato observed that it would not be the member countries government leaders who will agree on the document text of the new treaty. 

 

With a certain amount of cynicism he continued to say that the leaders would feel more comfortable with a document that cannot be understood by the public, because by this they would evade the danger of a demand for a referendum.
 
This fact resulted in harsh criticism by many, amongst them from Neil O’Brien, director of an organization known as Open Europe, who accused the Union of complete contempt for the public.
 
Even Giscard D’Estaing himself deplored what had been done by the EU countries leaders (among them the Maltese Prime Minister) because he said that what was already difficult to understand the leaders had now made completely incomprehensible. 

 

He stressed that cosmetic changes were made in what was written in the Constitutional Treaty drafted by the Convention which he had presided over, so that it will be able to be shoved down peoples throats.
 
But he could not understand how, when the Union insists that it wants to be nearer to the people, it had decided to remove the Charter on Human Rights, which are the rights of the citizens, from the Reform Treaty.

 

Payment of €139,000 to Europe

 

With membership in the European Union the Maltese people are paying €139,000 (Lm60,000) every day to the block. 

 

This results from figures published by the Government that show that the Maltese Treasury has to pay more than €51 million. 

 

The government has to obtain loans for this sum to be paid, because at the end of the year it is estimating that it will end up with a deficit of about Lm50 million.

 

Neither the Government nor anyone from the EU propagandists that we have has ever mentioned this fact – how much from the taxes being paid by the Maltese people go straight to the EU. 

 

As well as no one is showing the people how much, apart from this direct payment to the EU, this membership is costing us in

* payments and 

* costs and 

* loss of profits on foreign reserves and 

* loss of assistance from countries which has stopped because of membership in the EU.

While boasting that in the next seven years we will receive €855 million from the EU, they do not tell the people that in these seven years 

* we have to pay from the people’s taxes an amount greater than €855 in payments to the same EU, 

* in expenses because of membership, and 

* consequential losses that we will suffer. 

 

That is, if we did not have EU membership, we could have spent more than €855 in seven years on all projects from our taxes than that the Government is saying will be made by the € millions that are coming direct from the EU.

Therefore, when they ask us what we would have done without the €855 million from the EU, we answer them that we would have made all the projects, and we would have been left with a balance of more millions of Euros to spend on other projects apart from those that they are saying will be made with European funds.


This gives us the right to say that the Government, the EU and the propagandists fed by it, are deceiving the Maltese people when they boast with the EU €855 million, without mentioning the amount greater than €855 that the Maltese people will have to suffer because of membership. 

 

The truth is that financially the Maltese people would be very much better out of the EU than being a member in it.
 
It is not only from the financial aspect that it is not in our country’s interest to be in the EU. 

 

It is also not in its interest from the employment and work aspects, because membership in the EU 

* has put to flight factories that we had and 

* made our country less competitive by increasing expenses, 

* caused an increase in the cost of living and 

* brought a loss in tourism. 

 

Membership in the EU resulted in the flight of foreign investment by not allowing us to grant incentives and benefits with which we had attracted foreign investment prior to membership.

 

Membership in the EU is also the cause of the illegal immigrants that have entered into our country and for the crisis of illegal immigrants that we have to keep, after a short time we have to let them out of the detention centres, and accept that they also bring their families in our country.

The price that we are paying for membership in the EU is too high.

 

Thursday, 26 July 2007

 

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