Centre for British Influence - all the rats in one bag?
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UK Bilderberg chief & cabinet minister Ken Clarke
says Cameron must focus on EU's 'positives' as
Lord Mandelson claims eurosceptics are 'getting away with murder'
Launch of Centre for British Influence marks a 'patriotic fightback'
Tory Cabinet minister urges Prime Minister to talk up ties with Brussels
Lib Dem Treasury minister Danny Alexander to join
cross-party campaign and claim severing ties with
European Union is 'nonsensical'
Lord Mandelson to warn anti-EU claims 'cannot go unchallenged anymore'
Organisers promise a 'patriotic fightback'
arguing Britain wields more power as a leading nation in Brussels
David Cameron used long-awaited speech to promise in-out vote by 2017
Puppy dog Ed Miliband talked out of matching
pledge 'by his brother David' - reports
Tony Blair warns leaving the EU would be 'very bad' for Britain
By Matt Chorley, Mailonline Political Editor - 30 January 2013
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2270215/Ken-Clarke-says-Cameron-focus-EUs-positives-Lord-Mandelson-claims-eurosceptics-getting-away-murder.html
Cabinet minister Ken Clarke will today urge David
Cameron to focus on the 'positives' of Brussels
staying in the European Union as he helps launch
a campaign to keep Britain in the European Union.
The former Chancellor will be joined by Lib Dem
treasury minister Danny Alexander and Labour's
Lord Mandelson to front a ‘patriotic fightback’ against euroscepticism.
Mr Clarke will defy anti-Europe sentiment in his
party to insist the PM must 'concentrate on what
we are in favour of and not just what we are
against' while Mr Alexander will dismiss calls to
withdraw from much of the EU as 'nonsensical'.
Europhile Tory Ken Clarke will join Liberal
Democrat Treasury minister Danny Alexander at the
launch of the Centre for British Influence
The two coalition cabinet minister pair will be
joined by former Labour minister Lord Mandelson,
a one-time EU trade commissioner, at the launch
of Centre for British Influence in Europe.
In a provocative move the launch of the Yes
campaign to keep Britain in the European Union is
being held in the European Commission’s building
in London’s Smith Square which used to be occupied by the Conservative Party.
Mr Clarke will use a speech at tonight's launch
to urge 'strong support for a better European
Union within which Britain can exert power and influence in the modern world'.
Addressing an audience of 200 people from the
worlds of politics, the media, business,
diplomacy, trade unions and think tanks, he will
say it is 'obvious' and 'essential' that the EU
needs to reform in order for the UK to 'compete
properly in a fiercely global marketplace'.
'The real challenge for us as we debate our role
in the EU is working out what we should be
pushing forward, what we should be leading on
within the EU, to make it - and us - a more
effective economic and global power,' he will add.
'We need to concentrate on what we are in favour
of and not just what we are against. There is a
huge potential prize out there for the United
Kingdom if only we focus our attention and
influence in any future negotiations on the
positive things that really matter.
'The fact is, that we are immensely powerful as
part of a market of 500 million people.'
Mr Clarke, a Minister without Portfolio, is the
most senior Conservative figure to throw his
weight behind the campaign against leaving the EU.
As the Prime Minister's special representative on
EU-US trade talks with a roving brief across
Whitehall he remains one of the most well-known
figures on the Tory frontbench.
But his Europhile opinions are sharply at odds
with much of the rest of the Cabinet.
Tory party chairman Grant Shapps and London Mayor
Boris Johnson have both suggested they could vote
to quit if Britain cannot get a better deal from Brussels.
Lib Dem Treasury minister Danny Alexander will
warn of the economic dangers of leaving Brussels
In a move likely to rile Tory eurosceptics, the
two government ministers will share a platform
with Lord Mandelson, who will insist anti-EU
claims 'cannot go unchallenged anymore'.
Lord Mandelson will say: 'I do not regard today's
event as firing the starting pistol for a
referendum campaign because there is a lot of
water to flow under the bridge – including the
holding of a general election – before any point
of decision is reached on that.
'But the point is, for far too long, those who
want to destroy Britain's interests and influence
in Europe have been allowed to get away with
murder with the lies and false propaganda they
have poured out about the European Union and what
it represents for our country. This cannot go unchallenged anymore.
'The pro Europeans have bided their time. Now we must unbide our time.
'My complaint is that, often in Britain, we do
not stand up for ourselves in Europe nearly as
vigorously and effectively as we should.
'Instead of heading up a cul de sac of mindless,
inward looking, soul searching and navel gazing,
we should be going out and spreading our
influence and fighting for the agenda we think is
good for Britain and for Europe as a whole.'
Mr Alexander, who before entering Parliament
worked for campaign group Britain In Europe, will
argue that Britain has a more powerful
negotiating role 'inside Europe than from the sidelines'.
'The EU is not perfect by any stretch and I’m a big advocate of EU reform.
'But the idea that we should extract ourselves
from the bulk of EU obligations is nonsensical.
'We can offer a more compelling alternative: a
strong UK, influential in Europe and so more
influential in the world. Stronger with America
and China, because we are at the heart of the EU.'
David Cameron used a speech on European Union and
Britain's role in it to promise to give Britons a
straight referendum choice on whether to stay or leave
It comes as MPs debate David Cameron's landmark
pledge of an in-out referendum by 2017.
David Cameron used his long-awaited speech on
Europe last week to promise a referendum on leaving the EU by 2017.
The Prime Minister said the Tories will promise
at the next election to renegotiate Britain’s EU
membership, before putting the ‘fresh settlement’ to a straight in-out vote.
He said: '‘You will have an important choice to
make about our country’s destiny.’
Organisers of the new pro-EU campaign say they
want to challenge misconceptions the British
public hold about Europe, including fears that it
costs up to a quarter of the nation’s economy
while wielding little or no influence in Brussels.
It will publish an annual EU power league, to
show how the UK benefits from continued membership.
Peter Wilding, director of the CBIE, will say:
'We are assembling an army of supporters to fight
Europhobia and promote a reform and growth agenda
that serves the British national interest. Many
British people think their country is powerless in Europe.
'This is fundamentally wrong and unpatriotic.
Britain helped create modern Europe, our allies
want us in and it is time we finished the job.'
Details of the launch came as Tony Blair
yesterday condemned plans for an in-out
referendum and said Labour should make the case
for staying in because it will rebuild the
party’s relations with business leaders.
The former prime minister told the German
magazine Der Spiegel: ‘I have difficulties with
the notion that we commit now to putting a
referendum question with an out option.
‘If you believe as I believe that Britain leaving
Europe would be very bad for Britain, then it’s a
threat that is to do yourself damage.
Former Prime Minister Tony Blair said leaving the
EU would be 'very bad' for Britain
‘It is not good for Britain, never mind if it’s
good for Europe, for us to question our
membership in the EU -- and then leave that
question hanging there for what could be four or five years.’
He added: ‘Labour should argue unequivocally for
Britain to stay, it will help the party to build
bridges to the business community, which is important.’
Mr Cameron won the support of 18 member states
for a plan to reform the EU and the single
market, which the new campaign backs.
The PM has insisted he will vote with his ‘heart
and soul’ to keep Britain in the EU if he gets a better deal.
But the polls are split on whether voters would
choose to stay in or sever all ties with
Brussels. The UK Independence Party has seen its
popularity soar in recent months.
Tory Chancellor George Osborne has made clear his
intention to make the EU referendum a key
dividing line at the 2015 general election.
He claimed Labour and the Liberal Democrats ‘do
not trust’ the British people with having a say on Europe.
Today it was claimed Labour leader Ed Miliband
had been talked out of promising an in-out
referendum by his brother David, a former foreign secretary.
A senior Labour figure claimed Ed vetoed the idea
after David said it was 'too populist', The Sun reported.
However, Labour's policy chief Jon Cruddas has
long-argued for a referendum and is pushing Ed Miliband to change his mind.
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Please consider seriously the reason why these elite institutions are not discussed in the mainstream press despite the immense financial and political power they wield?
There are sick and evil occultists running the Western World. They are power mad lunatics like something from a kids cartoon with their fingers on the nuclear button! Armageddon is closer than you thought. Only God can save our souls from their clutches, at least that's my considered opinion - Tony
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