Now, however, in pursuit of something chilling called ‘a common area for justice’ (Newspeak for a common judicial system), The Times informs us: The scheme would allow courts to make judgments without defendants being present where they were imposing fines or confiscation orders; when dealing with criminal offences carrying a custodial sentence; and when issuing the European arrest warrant. It could cover offences such as traffic trangressions, theft, shoplifting or fraud, up to assault or murder.

The concept of a ‘common justice area’ has, of course, never been subject to the approval of the British people and was certainly not on the menu in 1975 when we were asked to vote on our membership of the then European Economic Community.

That is unsurprising: had that old Quisling Heath ever suggested as much, the ‘Yes’ Vote would have lost its deposit in the Referendum of that year.

And that, people, is precisely the problem the EU has in the UK. None of the massive political, constitutional and legal changes since 1975 has ever been subject to the direct approval of the British people. Now few of them will ever be debated in Parliament let alone voted upon, let alone voted upon by us.

The tyranny which is the EU now rules in this land without the legitimacy of the consent of the British people. The longer that we are denied our opportunity to have our say on the EU into which our political elite has suborned us, the more rumbustious will be the spasm that eventually throws off the thrall-shackles thus placed upon us.
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