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garinda · 26-12-2011, 23:43

'The recent EU debate was somewhat a damp squib. All of the euro sceptic’s failed to address my concerns.'
Graham Jones MP: Sophology of EU membership.

Oh the irony.

With Mr. Jones failing to address the questions raised on here.

Mainly the reason why he publicly stated he had no problem with an E.U. referendum, mentioning it would settle the issue 'democratically', two short weeks before voting that his constituents be denied that democratic right.

'Instead the debate focused on Daily Mail led issues. Trivial issues that aroused the attention of 81 rightwing Tory backbenchers who failed to present a coherent argument focusing their attack exclusively against EU workers rights.'
Graham Jones MP: Sophology of EU membership.

Bless him.

Scratching away in his little Secret Squirrel diary, whoops, blog.

Away with the fairies, in the make believe land, where all those who'd like a referendum are right-wing Little Englanders.

No nasty questions to answer.

No scathing comments.

Must be such a comfort.

Similarly comforting, as knowing no matter how much support you've lost up here, you'll always have a friend in that bloke EdM.

Thanks for keeping the E.U. referendum newsworthy.

It won't be going away.

Though thanks for your help...this time.

26-12-2011, 23:43	#392
garinda Give, give, give member Join Date: Feb 2005 Location: Overlookin' ducks & geese Posts: 32,411 Blog Entries: 293 Liked: 27 times Rep Power: 16469	Re: Did Graham Jones do the right thing? 'The recent EU debate was somewhat a damp squib. All of the euro sceptic’s failed to address my concerns.' Graham Jones MP: Sophology of EU membership. Oh the irony. With Mr. Jones failing to address the questions raised on here. Mainly the reason why he publicly stated he had no problem with an E.U. referendum, mentioning it would settle the issue 'democratically', two short weeks before voting that his constituents be denied that democratic right. 'Instead the debate focused on Daily Mail led issues. Trivial issues that aroused the attention of 81 rightwing Tory backbenchers who failed to present a coherent argument focusing their attack exclusively against EU workers rights.' Graham Jones MP: Sophology of EU membership. Bless him. Scratching away in his little Secret Squirrel diary, whoops, blog. Away with the fairies, in the make believe land, where all those who'd like a referendum are right-wing Little Englanders. No nasty questions to answer. No scathing comments. Must be such a comfort. Similarly comforting, as knowing no matter how much support you've lost up here, you'll always have a friend in that bloke EdM. Thanks for keeping the E.U. referendum newsworthy. It won't be going away. Though thanks for your help...this time. __________________ 'If you're going to be a Kant, be the very best Kant there is my son.' Johann Georg Kant, father of Immanuel Kant, philosopher.