The Death of Britain?

If the British people can be talked into joining the euro, they will discover that they have been fooled into giving up a lot more than the pound. So says a group of economic and political researchers at Credence, a think-tank and publishing organisation based in Kent, which now has offices around the world. Phillip Day, who heads up the organisation, states that the single currency is not an economic issue at all, but designed to commit Britain once and for all into full and irreversible European union:

“The euro, and the European Union in general, is being sold to the British people with the most amazing lies and deceit we have ever seen, and we thought we’d seen it all,” Day remarks. “This has nothing to do with economics, party politics, or not having to change out your currency on your way to Barcelona. The euro has everything to do with handing over the last vestiges of control of our nation to a cabal of foreign, unelected politicians dominated by France and Germany.”

Day’s new book, Ten Minutes to Midnight, is a chilling and compelling summary of Britain’s fatal flirtation with European integration. Day documents how our own politicians have already destroyed our farming and fishing industries at the request of Brussels, causing hardship and agony for thousands, and are in the process of handing over our national assets to unelected, foreign bureaucrats hostile to the British way of life. “This is the agenda,” Day warns, “and it has been going on quietly behind the scenes while the public have been preoccupied with other, more newsy matters. Europe is a big yawn for most, which is precisely the tactic. How many in Britain realise that today our laws, our transportation, foreign policy, armed forces and judiciary, our police forces – even our citizenship - all come under the control of a new monolithic European superstate few in Britain want, no-one voted for, or were even asked whether they wanted? More to the point, how many people in Britain any longer care?”

Day believes that Britain will get the future she deserves, one way or the other, and that the apathy or vigilance of her citizenry will determine the destiny of the nation within the next 24 months. Day and his organisation Credence, which represent no political party, have set up a special web-site to give people more information at www.campaignfortruth.com. The release of Phillip Day’s new book also coincides with his nationwide UK tour throughout 2003. Further details can be obtained by calling Credence on (01622) 832386.