FINLANDIA.

Are we witnessing a turn for the better? Finland has given the eurosceptic party, True Finns, a position of power, following the recent elections. This bodes well for the logical thinkers opposed to the outrageously corrupt activities taking place, at our enormous expense, in that den of European iniquity, Brussels. This should help Messrs. Farage/Hannan and Helmer in their day to day battle with this bunch of fraudsters.

The True Finns intend to block the bail out of funds to the nations who have, frankly, gone bust. This will naturally lead to the main member nations, Germany and France, closing ranks to discredit any satellite that insists upon prudence. Indeed, anyone with the nerve to criticise the dictatorial regime at the heart of the European project.


IT'S TIME FOR BRITAIN TO MAKE A MOVE.

YOU'LL NEED SMELLING SALTS BEFORE READING THIS.

It is becoming apparent that around 90% of MEPs are fed up with the regular toing and froing needed to include Strasbourg as a part of EUHQ. This activity has always cost the Union members a mountain of money, but after all this time, Members are beginning to get to grips with the reality of the current monetary concerns. Well it is a start. Meanwhile, the French are screaming "Sacre bleu" at such an affront; after all this has been the 'mother of all gravy trains'.


THE SCRAP NATURALLY COULD COST MILLIONS MORE.

CHASING THE DEBT AGAIN.

Arriving on time, the collapse of the Portuguese economy. This financial meltdown is a domino effect in slow motion. Who will be next? The way Spain is advising us of it's new found prudence makes it a favourite to be in the frame.

Why is it that many of us without any experience in international economics, but with an abundance of commonsense, could have told the bunch of finance ministers, currently on one of their regular jollies, endeavouring to patch up the 'toy town' currency, the Euro, what would happen. They will, as ever, inform us that they have resolved the problem, underwriting the Portuguese economy with more borrowed money. Keynes has never been so popular.

The major concern here has to be the knock-on effect of trading with nations who have little or no credit guarantees. This can only slow our growth in the immediate future.


WAKE UP GERMANY, THE CLOCK IS TICKING.