One More Camoron Double-Cross – No Right to Vote for UK Expats!
So a court has ruled that Brits who have lived overseas for more than 15 years have NO right to take part in what must be the most important decision likely to be made in their lifetime.
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- Yet citizens of a foreign country who have resided in the UK for maybe a couple of years, who owe NO allegiance to HM The Queen, and whose government is actively encouraging the Europhiliac side in the June 23rd referendum – Fear in the air as Irish firms worry about Brexit – have the right to cast a ballot?
What manner of British justice is this?
These exiled Brits against whom Camoron discriminates include maybe a million or more who have retired, after long years of hard work, home and away, and others still working abroad but who, in many, probably most cases, remain fiercely loyal to their country.
The lying swine made another of his infamous ‘cast-iron’ pledges not long ago to restore their enfranchisement, which Labour stripped from them – but now he tells them –
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- ‘Aaah, yes, but not just yet, wait till we have the UK safely subjugated to Brussels, then we’ll see…’
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Would the expat vote have helped or hindered the fight for freedom?
Who knows?
A lot of those featured in the media have been the selfish sort, more concerned about the risk of extra Euro-bureaucratic form-filling than about their country’s sovereignty. UK Expats Are NOT All Europhiliac – And ‘Abroad’ Reaches Further Than Brussels.
And there are plenty on the Brussels pay-roll, over-paid flunkeys with snouts deeply embedded in the Eurocrats’ NGO gravy-train.
But that does not justify what’s happened.
There’s to be an appeal to more judges, who, I fear, will be no more sympathetic to democratic principles.
To those patriots now disenfranchised, I can only urge participation to whatever extent is available. A donation to the Leave EU campaigners would be a small but proper step to take,
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Pam Trevelyan 21:00 on May 1, 2016 Permalink |
I agree with you, as I almost always do, Ross, that every single British person should have the right to vote on this historic decision.
I also agree with you that the some of the litigants seem to have a very narrow and selfish view on this, only interested in expats on the Continent, not anywhere else. .
I found this statement from their lawyer.
““We now intend to take the legal battle to the Supreme Court, the highest Court in the country, so that all British citizens living elsewhere in the EU can be part of the democratic process to vote in this referendum which will have a very real impact on their lives.”
Europhiles who appear not to care about ‘all British citizens’ at all, only those who are ‘living elsewhere in the EU.’
I like your approach far better, votes for every Brit wherever they may be.
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Pam Trevelyyan 15:30 on March 8, 2017 Permalink |
Good day to you, Ross. I have just seen that there is a definite commitment to give us British long-term expats a vote, in three years at the most.
It’s on the expat site https://votes-for-expat-brits-blog.com/
As you correctly reminded us, Cameron lied before the Brexit referendum. Please continue to monitor this issue to keep them honest.
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