At present, there are two kinds of countries. One kind is the free countries, in which many of us live and which we know. The other kind existed as long ago as our knowledge of history extends.

ShareThis

Britain's Baroness Catherine Ashton.

There was one handicap for Stalin’s conquest of the world. While Britain had developed science and technology owing to free enterprise, Russia was a “backward country” even in 1953, the year Stalin died. According to Marx, the world was to belong to someone like Stalin, but the Russian technological backwardness was an obstacle.

And further: “During his visit to Europe, Vice-Premier Li announced that he would purchase 7.78 billion of Spanish debt amidst Madrid’s worsening financial crisis. China has also purchased over 1 billion in Portuguese debt. … Beijing sees these purchases as political and diplomatic investments. Beijing certainly has further financial reserves to draw on, as well as more false promises regarding greater access to Chinese markets. … If EU member states are being bought [by communist China], it is because they want to be bought [by communist China].”

Unanimous support is required to lift the arms ban. Britain’s PM Cameron and Foreign Secretary William Hague said that they had no plans to lift the arms embargo to China. Britain must make clear that it will use Britain’s veto power to block a Franco-Spanish-backed initiative to lift the embargo led by Baroness Ashton, who is fully committed to destroying democracy. Her hubris in steering EU foreign policy to support totalitarian regimes is utterly treacherous to democracies. She wants [and has all the power and means] to develop a market for EU military technology and hardware in China.

According to a comment on a London Telegraph blog post, “If Europe gives China access to military technology, it may well drive a wedge between European and non-European NATO members, which could lead to NATO dissolution, the modern world’s most successful defensive alliance, something Lady Ashton is desperately trying to destroy.”
(http://blogs.telegraph.co.uk/news/danielhannan/100071585/eu-plans-to-lift-arms-embargo-on-china/)

Says Daniel Hannan, British journalist, conservative Member of Parliament, who started Britain’s first Tea Party: “Obama verbalizes his ideology using the same vocabulary that Eurocrats do. … what these phrases amount to are higher taxes, less patriotism, a bigger role for state bureaucracies, and a transfer of sovereignty to global institutions. … European health care, European welfare, European carbon taxes, European day care, European college education, even a European foreign policy, based on engagement with supranational technocracies, nuclear disarmament and a reluctance to deploy forces overseas. … No previous president has offered such uncritical support for European integration…” And “… Only now, as the U.S. applies a European-style economic strategy based on fiscal stimulus, nationalization, bailouts, … and the regulation of private-sector remuneration, has the rate of unemployment in the U.S. leaped to European levels.” (http://commonamericanjournal.com/?p=26198)

In his book “A European’s Warning to America,” Daniel Hannan says, in part: “You cannot spend your way out of recession or borrow your way out of debt. And when you repeat, in that wooden and perfunctory way, that our situation is better than others, that we are well placed to weather the storm, I have to tell you, you sound like a Brezhnev-era apparatchik giving the party line. You know, and we know, and you know that we know that it’s nonsense…”