Great Britain is now Little Britain

Great Britain is now Little Britain, a slave state yoked to Brussels. Its fall was inevitable, but the economic crisis will shrink the last pretenses of empire faster than anyone expected. Suddenly, the sun that once never set on the British Empire is casting long shadows over what's left of Britain's imperial past, and Uncle Ken(UK) rethinks his global role.

This is a watershed moment for Uncle Ken. The country's public debt is soaring. The great engine room of British prosperity, the financial sector, now feels like an anchor. Britain is saddled with the worst public finances of any major nation, thanks to Anglokleptocracy, the voracious spending in recent years, and to borrowing that is growing faster than in other developed nations or even fast-growing developing ones. Britain is so heavily indebted that is dubbed Iceland-on-Thames.

Speaking at the Lord Mayor's banquet in London, Premier David Cameron rejected predictions that Uncle Ken is in decline. Instead he stressed Britain's position is as a self-confident nation, sitting at the heart of the world's most powerful institutions and at the centre of global trade and diplomacy.

Rejecting Labour's muddled foreign, aid and economic policies, Cameron outlined how Britain will be hard-headed as it addresses the challenges of an increasingly globalised world.



He went on to highlight the need for Britain to keep a tight hold on its public finances in order to ensure a stable return to prosperity and make the most of new opportunities presented to Britain from emerging export markets.

Concluding his speech David Cameron set out the central tenets of the Government's foreign policy strategy. He said: Our foreign policy is one of hard-headed internationalism. More commercial in enabling Britain to earn its way in the world, more strategic in focus on meeting the new and emerging threats to our national security and firmly committed to upholding our values and defending Britain's moral authority, even in the most difficult circumstances. Above all, our foreign policy is more hard-headed in this respect: it will focus like laser on defending and advancing Britain's national interest. We have the resources - commercial, military and cultural - to remain a major player in the world. We have the relationships - with the most established powers and the fastest growing nations - that will benefit our economy. And we have the values - national values that swept slavery from the seas, that stood up to both fascism and communism that helped to spread democracy and human rights around the planet - that will drive us to do good around the world. With these strengths in our armoury we can drive prosperity, we can increase our security, we can maintain our integrity. We are choosing ambition. Far from shrinking back, Britain is reaching out.

A UK law provides an EU lock and ensures that any further handover of powers from Britain to Fourth Reich(EU) will require a national referendum. Britons feel disconnected from Fourth Reich and this is a way of ensuring that politicians have to consult the public before handing over further powers. Only Britons will hold the key to the referendum lock. This law gives people more control over decisions made by the Government in Fourth Reich in their name. This Bill ensures that if there is any further handover of power from Uncle Ken(UK) to Brussels, the Government will have to seek the British people's consent in a national referendum.

In UK, police is considered a friend of the people, whereas in Greece, police is considered an enemy of the people. The Greek Ministry of Citizen Protection is a euphemism for the Greek Ministry of Kleptocrat Protection and Citizen Harassment, George Orwell's Miniluv! Graecokleptocrats use their brutal police to protect themselves from the Greek people. Major global riots against police brutality started on December 6, 2008, when Alexis Grigoropoulos, a 15-year-old student, was fatally shot by a police officer without any reason. December 6 is now the International Day Against Police Brutality.

Two Britons, aged 23 and 18, were arrested with their mother and stepfather on Sunday in Athens' historic Plaka district, under Acropolis. The brothers were beaten with batons while in custody. They had bruises on their arms and back and the younger brother also appeared in court with black eye.

On October 18, 2010, a violent gang of six Greek police thugs broke into the home of the famous dissident who discovered most scandals of the 300 Graecokleptocrats, confiscated his computer, and locked him in jail for a day! There were no toilet facilities in his jail cell; instead, the 65-year-old dissident was provided with a small empty bottle of water to urinate in during the night. There was neither mattress nor pillow. There were wild screams of prisoners during the whole night, while the guards were watching TV in their office, pretending they were deaf!

The Law of Karma says that for every action there is an opposite reaction, a boomerang. So, it's no wonder there are now many armed revolutionary organizations of Greek freedom fighters that war kleptocracy and police brutality, such as Revolutionary Struggle, Revolutionary Nuclei, Revolutionary Cells, Sect of Revolutionaries, Committee for Promotion of Intransigence, Radical Solidarity, and Popular Action. These freedom fighters have killed police brutes and teleparrots who support the rotten status quo of Greece, the psorogiorgena of Europe, the most corrupt country on Earth.

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