An Independent Mayoral candidate for London, Winston McKenzie has called on the British people and Commonwealth member states to unite and salvage Britain from the claws of the

European Union else ‘the country will lose out financially and turn into a disillusioned state’.

“Unless we can come together as a community and say enough is enough, we want Britain to come out of the EU, allow us to make our own laws and rules, because the British people

are very disillusioned, Britain is turning into a terrible disillusioned state and losing out financially “.

Mckenzie noted that the coalition government’s interest lay in catering for eastern Europeans to the disillusionment of the British people which was responsible for the riots in June.

“This is the reason for all the riots, the so called cuts, the so called rise in taxes of our food  and livelihood, it all has to stop”

The Independent Mayoral candidate was speaking in an interview with Voice of Africa Radio yesterday on the proposed increase in EU taxes set to go up by £408 per a family published in yesterday’s edition of the Daily Express.

Winston McKenzie bemoaned the state of the UK economy and said  “You’ve got bankers stealing our money, you’ve got the European Union stealing our money,

You’ve got the British government saying that we must cut back, yet they are fighting all over the world becoming the police of the world”

He prayed Britons not to sit by and allow these ‘petty laws ‘to be made by the EU and added that the constitution of the Union was undemocratic because they were not elected.

“We did not elect them they are undemocratic these are people whose accounts haven’t been written off they haven’t had their accounts verified ever since they came to office ,

they are asking us to pay this £408 a year to cushion up other countries in the eurozone.”

McKenzie said Britons were at a devastating point in their lives more than ever in the history of the country and urged them to use the democracy of the land to transform themselves.

Asked if the proposed extra EU levy of about £408 a year per British household could rather be used to enhance trade in Africa, McKenzie replied

“ Well at the moment we are not setting up our own tax levels, it’s all going to Brussels, the 12.5 billion which has been contributed by yourself , myself and the British people is going straight to Brussels, all your money and a good proportion of your taxes”.

McKenzie added that if tax payers decided to give about 12.5 billion to help Africa build houses it would happen because that would be the will of the people but said the British people no more have control over anything.

“The money raised through taxes in this country goes straight to Brussels to help build the German and the French economies, and also help all the poor European countries, our tax payers money helps fund all the European countries that is why we are going broke,”he added.

Source: Florence Simpson/Voice of Africa Radio