Daily Archives: February 21, 2012

The Committee of the Regions adopted an opinion…..


According to the local and regional authorities, the CoR must be fully involved in fixing the Union’s priorities in relation to financial instruments to support integration, and in evaluating the results of integration programmes, so as to help develop more targeted approaches and support more coherent integration strategies.

From the text of an opinion adopted by the Committee of the Regions on the European Agenda for the Integration of Third-Country Nationals that it was adopted by the Commission in July 2011.

The opinion adopted underlines that local and regional authorities implement integration policies although responsibility for it lies mainly with the Member States. The opinion commends the position of the Commission, which emphasises the key role of local and regional players in ensuring full involvement of immigrants in all aspects of local civic life, and therefore proposes channelling more Union funding in future towards promoting integration at local level. The mayors and presidents of EU regions therefore call for a strategic partnership to be set up between the CoR and the European Commission and European networks of cities and regions, in order to draw more on the experience of local authorities, to exchange best practice and to coordinate initiatives more effectively. (source)


The spouting of Brussels based unelected no-bodies, eager to safeguard their lifestyles, to fix a problem that they themselves created.

Did your local authority ask your opinion on this or permission to spend more taxpayers money? No, thought not. You the taxpayers are just supposed to shut up and pay up.















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MPs cleared to lie in parliament


This from The Age highlights everything that is wrong with politics.

Lying becomes the new truth as politicians totally destroy any moral ground they once stood upon.

The Queensland Opposition today declared the "lying season" open after a controversial bill passed through the house, allowing MPs to lie in parliament without fear of prosecution.

The Criminal Code Amendment Bill was controversially passed by the government today following heated debate by MPs in recent weeks.

Introduced by Attorney-General Linda Lavarch, it decriminalises lying to a parliamentary committee, allowing the parliament instead to deal with contempt issues.

The change was made following the case of former minister Gordon Nuttall who was relegated to the backbenches last year after accusations he lied to a parliamentary estimates committee regarding overseas-trained doctors as then health minister.

Under the previous criminal code, lying to parliament could result in criminal charges being laid.

But the government decided, during an extraordinary sitting of parliament last December, not to take any further action against Mr Nuttall.

The new legislation was rushed into parliament ahead of the next Budget estimates sittings, due to begin in July.

Opposition leader Lawrence Springborg said the new law signalled the end of parliamentary accountability in Queensland.

"The lying season is about to start in Queensland," Mr Springborg told journalists.

"The government will effectively legislate so ministers can lie today."

Mr Springborg said the legislation was "very timely" as it would allow ministers to face the upcoming estimates hearings without any fear.

"They want to give themselves the protection of being able to lie with impunity this year with no criminal sanction, so the opposition cannot get the truth," he said.

"From now on it will just be more spin and more lies from the Beattie Labor government."

But Premier Peter Beattie, during debate on the issue in the parliament late yesterday, said the laws would merely bring Queensland into line with all other states and territories and with Westminster.

"This provision was never meant to apply to members of parliament, and that is a fact," Mr Beattie said.

"At the end of the day, we will support this legislation because it is right.

"It is about time that we got rid of some of these anachronistic provisions that have been around since Adam and Eve were in shorts."

Lets repeat one of the sentences above:
‘the laws would merely bring Queensland into line with all other states and territories and with Westminster.’

We in Britain have known for a long time that our MPs lie, to us the public, to the press, on TV and even to the House and its various committees. But there it is in black and white. Have we not had enough of this.

We now live in a very rotten world, that rot needs now to be cut out and disposed of, physically.















































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Free Robert Green website launched


The official Free Robert Green website has now been launched and can be viewed at http://freerobertgreen.co.uk

It is still in the process of collating the mass of information that has arrived on our desks, and will begin more presentational works as we are able to put them up.

Meanwhile, we are looking for authors for the site and coordinators to work with the disparate groups around the country so that we can present a single coherent campaign.

Getting Robert freed from his unjust incarceration is our primary objective.












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