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Originally Posted by Wynonie Harris
Quite right, they have, I was saying what should happen. Unfortunately this Labour government have broken their promise to give us a referendum on the European Constitution. Brown didn't even have the bottle to sign it at the official ceremony, along with the other EU leaders. He just slunk in and out later on, hoping no one would notice. Meanwhile Cameron is already prevaricating about his promise to give us a referendum if he gets in, by saying it might not be possible if the treaty's been ratified in October.
Interesting that no one's been on this thread to speak up in support of the EU. As EU membership is official Labour and Conservative party policy, you'd have expected our resident party members would be here defending the policy that they presumably support. But not a peep (apart from Jaysay who seems to have his own rather unique interpretation of Tory policy  ).
Funny how they're all so quiet, isn't it?  |
I don't have unique interpretation of Tory policy Wynonie, is just that I look at things as they are, not through blue tinted glasses. We have had a Labour government for over twelve years, in its early days our local politicians were singing New Labour from the roof tops, yet now they are as popular as a fart in a space suit they don't want to know. We recently had an answer from labour activist saying he was only interested in local issues, but in Labour's rush to power in the 90s every Labour leaflet at local elections said nothing about local issues but were full of national party interests, endorsed by Tony Blair and Greg, now they approach their Westminster counter parts (who incidentally are still members of the same party, but not as you'd notice) with total disdain, threatening them like lepers, unclean, unclean