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The Times: 'Ministers are preparing a “major” bill, expected to be presented to parliament as soon as next month that will allow the EU to effectively alter British law in areas such as food standards, animal welfare and pesticide use.' 😱 If Labour MPs are finding running the UK is too hard for them, they should resign and have a by-election. Instead they want to give their power to the EU before the May elections. If your MP supports this Bill tell them to resign. We don't need two governments. We can't afford two governments. The EU wants the UK to PAY to let the EU make UK food standards and agricultural rules. EU food standards and animal welfare standards are LOWER than the UK's. EU atitude to agricultural methods and pesticide regulations are stuck in the dark ages. Only a foolish MP would agree to this so that the UK's largest supermarkets can save a tiny amount of money importing lower quality food from the EU. Did the supermarkets bribe MPs to do this? If not, why are MPs doing this? Right now, imported food has to meet UK standards. If this bill is passed the EU will set UK food standards so we won't be able to block even the lowest quality and lowest standard EU food. Ask your MP to block this bill or resign and hold a by-election. https://t.co/lk4NaTStSW

In point of fact, they did not. No Irish voter ever consented to what is now taking place. The present order was not built through democracy but through executive decree and bureaucratic drift. Cabinet ministers, civil servants, and EU commissioners decided the fate of the nation behind closed doors, invoking “international obligations” to justify policies never submitted to a vote. Migration quotas, asylum intake, and the conversion of private property into state-funded migrant housing were advanced through statutory instruments under the Immigration Acts and through compliance with European directives. The people were told these measures were legal, as though legality were the same as legitimacy. Parliament debated the details but never the principle, and the courts confined themselves to enforcing the statutes rather than questioning the moral or national right of their enforcement. There was no referendum, no plebiscite, no public mandate, no “vote.” What Ireland endures today was not chosen but imposed. It is the work of an insulated elite that governs by habit and decree, invoking “muh democracy” while acting without it.