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A MERRY CHRISTMAS AND HAPPY NEW YEAR.

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A CALL TO ARMS

At a time of great peril to our Freedom and our Way-of Life

 

The Song of the Earth of England

by

Percy Bysshe Shelly – Eng. poet (1702-1822)

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“Men of England, heirs of Glory,

Heroes of the unwritten story,

Nurslings of one mighty Mother

Hopes of her, and one other;

 

“Rise like Lions after slumber

In unvanquished number,

Shake your chains to earth like dew

Which in sleep had fallen on you-

Ye are many - they are few.

 

“What is freedom?-ye can tell

That which slavery is , too well-

For its very name has grown

To an echo of your own.

 

 

“What art thou, Freedom? O! could slaves

Answer from their living graves

This demand-tyrants would flee

Like a dream’s dim imagery:

 

“Thou art not, as impostors say,

A shadow soon to pass away,

A superstition, and a name

Echoing from the cave of Fame.

 

Let a great Assembly be

Of the fearless and the free

On the spot of English ground

Where the plains stretch wide around.

 

“Ye who suffer woes untold,

or to feel, or to behold

Your lost country bought and sold

With a price of blood and gold-

 

“Let a vast assembly be’

And with great solemnity

Declare with measured words that ye

Are, as God has made ye free-

 

“Stand ye calm and resolute,

Like a forest close and mute,

With folded arms and looks which are

Weapons of unvanquished war.

 

“The old laws of England-they

Whose reverend heads with age are grey

Children of a wiser day;

And whose solemn voice must be

Thine own echo-Liberty!

 

“On those who first should violate

Such sacred heralds in their State

Rest the blood and that must ensue…

And it will not rest on you.

 

“And the bold, true warriors

Who have hugged Danger in wars

Will turn to those who would be free

Ashamed of such base company.

 

“Rise like Lions after slumber

In unvanquished number-

Shake your chains to earth like dew

Which in sleep had fallen on you-

Ye are many-they are few.”

 

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A Christmas Message - 2004

 [Certain alterations have been made in December-2009]

The past year has witnessed the 60th Anniversary of the Commemoration of the Normandy landings on June 6th 1944. attended by the reduced ranks of the survivors whose brave actions brought Freedom and Hope to Europe.

 

Shortly after this emotional and significant event in the annals of our history our Prime Minister Tony Blair signed twenty-five times the Treaty of the New European Constitution at Rome against the wishes of millions of the subjects of the Queen who do not wish to become citizens of the EU which would take away the very liberties for which were fought for those 60 years ago.

We have yet to see Tony Blair say sorry for lying to Parliament and the People and for taking the Country to war in Iraq on a Lie. We still await the resignations of the Prime Minister and Geoffrey Hoon and John Scarlett of M16.

 

We also deplore the action of the Prime Minister and Defence Secretary for moving the Black Watch and supporting troops up to the Baghdad area and the lose of life, also the injuries –some very serious - which our brave soldiers have received in their stoic performance of their duties.  As their Commander said his troops ‘ will attract insurgents like Bees to Honey’.

 

Our thoughts are also with the families of the six Redcaps who have been told that ‘No one to Blame’ and therefore, they are left with no alternative but to take the matter further in order to obtain what appears the unobtainable with the present government ‘JUSTICE’.

 

Our thoughts are also with the family of the Trooper who though cleared by the Army on two occasions of the unlawful killing of an Iraqi citizen has by the Attorney General Lord Goldsmith been committed to the Old Bailey to stand trial. This is the same Attorney General who claimed the war on Iraq was unlawful.

 

With Christmas only a month away our thoughts are with the families and friends of those soldiers who gave their lives and those who have been injured –some possibly disabled for life, in their duty and service to their Country, and those who must remain in Iraq until recalled.

 

Our wish this Christmas is that our troops will be home with their families no later than Easter next year –earlier if possible.

 

Since last year everything is not gloom we have had the resounding ‘NO’ from the Northumbrian’s to any suggestion of giving up their local self –government to a EU Quango -which would be answerable to the unaccountable despotic bureaucrats in their squalid stable in Brussels.

 

 

The ‘Victory’ in the North East must be put into perspective. It was a magnificent achievement when one considers as stated elsewhere…“that the ‘Yes’ Vote had years to prepare; support of all sorts of state and pseudo-state bodies; a budget dozens of times the ‘NO’ campaign; the Tories had no significant forces in the region other than some grass- roots volunteers; the business organisations assumed a ‘Yes’ vote; the BBC was manfully on the ‘Yes’ side and repeatedly tried to throw the campaign Prescott’s way; the two biggest regional papers were pro; three month’s earlier headline polls suggested they [The ‘Yes’ vote] had something like a thirty point lead…

 

So do remember the attitude of the BBC Northeast and that section of the Press who would rather put the freedom of the Press and Media in jeopardy for their own EU agenda. And the lack lustre attitude of the defeatist Conservative Party who must again be saying to itself –how can it happen – that so many times we have been proved wrong -yet againwhen will we learn? –When too late?

 

We hope the bias of the BBC in the Northeast is the exception, otherwise we may need International Observers from Ukraine and Iraq and Sudan or wherever to oversee the general election and referendum to ensure fair play and truth prevails in our present supposed democracy.

 

The intention of the Government to increase its hold on the population by taking away our most sacred liberties and rights must be fought to the last –until we are successful. The justification for their infringements is sketchy to say the least and cannot be permitted to succeed.

 

What might help their credibility would be if those Ministers responsible admitted their fault and resigned. But this seems to be a lost cause with the present Executive who intend whatever it takes to hold on till the next election.

 

This may be the last Christmas that we enjoy those freedoms which we hold so dear unless we come to our senses and prevent the erosion of our traditional ‘Rights and Liberties’ by supporting the UKIP the only party which will protect our Constitution at the forthcoming General Election in May 2005 and give a resounding ‘No’ to the New European Constitution at the Referendum which is anticipated to follow.

 

Lastly, the historian Sir John A.R. Marriott outlined our Individual responsibility in 1935 at a time of a number of Dictatorships in Europe-Italy-Germany-Russia (USSR)–Spain.  In the closing words of his publication ‘Dictatorship and Democracy’ which all should read- the following words:

 

Thus the English people have come to regard themselves, not merely as the fortunate possessors of A RICH HERITAGE OF ORDER AND FREEDOM, also as the trustees of a property to be held for the common benefit of mankind.

 

 [Which we all and mankind would lose if we do not leave the EU]

 

They hold themselves to be charged with a unique responsibility-to be stewards, in a special sense, of the mystery of government.  If stewards indeed we are, it is required of them that they are found to be faithful.  The fruits of FREEDOM, hardly won, may not, without grave and anxious deliberation, be dissipated even to purchase ORDER; nor may the blessings of ORDER be surrendered in vain pursuit of the shadow of FREEDOM.    

Sir John A.R.Marriott. (1935)

 

To those who may be still  be unconvinced  we call on a Christian liberal European thinker of the last century

Lord Acton (1834-1902)

who sought to further the aim for Peace and Freedom in a world of True Federal Democracies loosely formed of Independent Nation States and he further comments: -

 

Laws are part of a thing’s nature. Law is National, growing on a particular soil, suited to a particular character and wants.  Legislation should grow in harmony with the People-should be based on habits as well as on precepts.  It should be identified with the National character and life. On this depends growth and progress.  The People cannot administer a law not their own.  This is the reverse of Self-Government, which proceeds not from code but from custom, is learnt not from books but from practice, is administered by the People themselves.

 

However the code may be, if it comes from aliunde than from National life and history, it destroys Self-Government…even if its forms are liberal…it is for this reason that it has never been possible to export more than phantoms of the British Constitution.

 

Lord Acton concluded his speech on Freedom with the following words: -

 

I do not like to conclude without inviting the attention to the impressive fact that so much of the hard fighting, the thinking, the enduring that has contributed to the deliverance of man from the power of man, has been the work of our countrymen and their

descendents in other lands…

All these explanations lie on the surface, and are visible as the protecting ocean; but they can only be successive effects of a constant cause which must lie in the same native qualities of perseverance, moderation, individuality, and manly sense of duty, which give to the English race its supremacy in the stern art of labour, which as enabled it to thrive as no other can on inhospitable shores, and which (although no other people has less of the bloodthirsty craving for glory…) caused Napoleon to exclaim, as he rode away from Waterloo, “It has always been the same since Crecy.?

 

[Fonts altered-bolding used-comments in brackets]    

11/04

                                                                                                                      

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CHRISTMAS PAST

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A Story of Courage

 AT CHRISTMAS THERE IS A BRIGHT STAR TO FOLLOW

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A Story of Innocence

A DROPPED JESUS - FORGOTTEN LINES -AND ACTORS IN TEARS....

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A STORY OF SACRIFICE

WE REMEMBER THE YEAR 2006

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A CHRISTMAS MESSAGE TO OUR VIEWERS IN 2007

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A Story of Faith

 

LET the CHRISTMAS MESSAGE ring out WHILE you still CAN

By

Michael Nazir Ali

BISHOP OF ROCHESTER

 

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THE SPIRIT OF FREEDOM

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