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No, I'm like an old Nelly the elephant. I never forget. You made a joke about breasts, and also said you could never vote Labour. |
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She just helps them out when they're busy. Isn't politics the second oldest profession in the world? :rolleyes: |
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I'm watching this one with interest, we'll see how Mr Jones blog post holds water regarding the peoples pledge, now that there is cross party support in the Cheadle campaign.
He's already on shaky ground by branding Europhobes as inflammatory, because I see nothing inflammatory in the following blog from the Peoples Pledge founder. People's Pledge: For every John Redwood, you need a Jon Cruddas | Total Politics |
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'Lord Owen is the most senior political figure to back a referendum publicly.'
'He twice resigned from the Labour front bench over its opposition to the then European Economic Community and founded the rival Social Democratic Party.' Express.co.uk - Home of the Daily and Sunday Express | UK News :: Give us a vote on EU demands Lord Owen Good to see at least one ex-Labour, pro-European minister, has finally realised that the we deserve a say, whether we want to be a part of a centralised governed state, that the European Union has become, and which is very far removed from the purely trade alliance, that we voted to join in the seventies. Let's hope today's active politicans wake up and smell the café...before it's too late. |
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Big fault wi Owen to me..............Hes goes the way the winds blowing.:rolleyes: even if i do agree wi him, regard him as a tosspot.
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'The Labour Party manifesto calls for a 100% elected House of Lords. However, the Labour Party also believes that before making such a huge change, there should be a referendum – only if the country votes through a referendum for Lords Reform should it go ahead.'
Graham Jones MP: Lords Reform should not go ahead just to appease the Liberal Democrats Oh well, if those pulling the strings, say a referendum is the only answer, when there's momentous change planned, that's ok then. I suppose a referendum would 'settle the issue democratically'. Which Graham Jones posted on here would also be the case, in a referendum on E.U. membership. Two short weeks prior to voting against us having that democratic right. After all, the European Union has momentously changed, from when we voted in a referendum to join an economic trade alliance called the Common Market. |
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Obviously I have no love for Germany; but you gotta admire their resilience and tenacity:rolleyes: Maybe the Germans have been reading their Sun Tzu: "The supreme art of war is to subdue the enemy without fighting." |
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Yes, John.......I'm sure that I read somewhere(one of the online newspapers) that even if we were offered the chance to vote on the EU, it would not be binding!
Where is the point in that eh? Appeasement...pandering to the electorate without actually doing anything positive on the results......unfortunately, that sounds about right. |
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They'll do what they did with Ireland. They'll make us keep repeating the exercise until we come up with the "correct" result.
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Not so sure about that. I reckon the rapid rate at which things are changing in Europe with the euro on the point of unravelling before our eyes, they might have to give us a referendum. But they'll fudge the question or ignore the result or do something to deny our wishes.
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