Sir,
During September/October 2016 our PM Theresa May made much of her ‘Grande
Repeal of the European Communities Act 1972.’ She has since become silent on
this matter. We hear since only of the intended triggering of the Lisbon
Treaty’s Article 50, signed by PM Gordon Brown, incidentally. This Article 50 is
an intended highly punitive financial and political trap. For the UK, it is
quite an unnecessary course of action, likely to cause extensive drawn-out
public treasury costs, an unwarranted drain of taxpayers money, at a time of
excessive and continuous ‘squeezing’ pressures upon our annual Budget, shortly
due for 2017/2018, and with unacceptable public and departmental effect upon the
NHS, Social Care, Education and Defence shortfalls in services both today and
for the foreseeable future through 2020 -25.
Mrs Theresa May should re-order our national priorities now, without
further delay.
The
immediate Repeal of the European Communities Act 1972 is essential. At one
stroke, it will restore immediately (i) our sovereignty (ii) the supremacy of
Parliament (iii) the supremacy of our treasured independent Judiciary, British
Law with safeguards our Magna Carta freedoms and (iv) immediate freedom from
every scrap of financial liability towards the EU, thus releasing immediately
the desperately needed refunding of our NHS now in a perilous condition. As an
additional factor, we would immediately be free to sign up our future global
free trade agreements and would be in a position of strength from which we could
settle our EU trade agreement. The Eurozone, currently being in a perilous state
of near collapse, could not afford to suffer significant loss of their largest
export customer, the UK. Brexit means prosperity, jobs, freedom and well-being.
It is what we voted for on June 23rd 2016. May our MPs attend to this matter
forthwith and with vigour.
Respectfully,
Capt. Graham Harper, Ukip Daily.