Thought Id start this one going because its rather dead on this board at the moment and I suppose all my usual muckers are either at the Stella tennis event watching Dim Tim (lose again) or at Henly Regatta eating cucumber sandwiches (they wish,...NOT).

Anyway please feel free to just talk to yourself blast away and let it go on any company or subject you wish. Just wish Id thought of this one before.

cheers GF.

David Noakes sounds like just the kind of jerk you'd want to avoid at a party.

Don't forget Fred , but I don't expect they let out, its a wonder they still let him go online.

TIM,
8-=)

My opinion of you has been raised.

VG.

Aid.

Remember, Remember! Edward Heath originally got you into your mess.


I don't mind and "feel" there will be/or already is a United States of Europe!

Especially, now that keys to the "Defence Forces" have been signed over to that terrible French Foreign Legion, in order to bail out the British economy.

I hear Cameron is on going on holiday to China, with hopes of flogging Britain to the Chinese.

And Labour got us in much deeper , they didn't even bother to read the small print before signing.

http://www.popmodal.com/video/798/Margaret-Thatcher-The-Iron-Lady-at-her-Best

And conned us out of the promised referendum by pretending that the new treaty was different from the previous failed one.

Labout have consistently been liars.

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Hays.

I noticed Cameron in his little jaunt in the last week, or so, dodge the referendum.

Also notice he has avoid the referendum he "promised" before the election.

Was that a typical tory and lib pledge and doesn't matter.


It is all right to pose, but the tories need a man of action.

I suppose there must be something to be said for an inconsistent a Liar or are they words of a sham PR man?


I suggest they bring back the the Quiet Man again.

Was he called Dunky, or something like that.

But please don't resurrect the ghost of Maggie. She's haunted enough tory party conferences since she was chuck out of office, by some of the present tory cabinet.

Perhaps, because she didn't go to Eton.

Not sure who makes me cringe the most. Maggie or The Witty Woman Anne Widdecome. (The widow maker.)

NM.

Do you mean Cameron is a "here to today, gone tomorrow Prime Minister" ?

Sad when he had just had the curtains changed!

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Fref
Cameron cannot have a referendum now as the treaty was passed into law due to the lies from Gordon Brown.

Hays,

I know you have copies of the various tory manifestos to hand and can remember some the pre-election rants about having a new referendums about the EC.

Or were they for the Cash and little Englanders faction of the old con party?

8-)

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Haystack,

I agree that having a referendum now is pointless for the reason you have given. But if Cameron allows any further erosion of our laws into EU hands, then he will have broken an election pledge that would cost him dearly. Now if he held a referendum on getting out, that would be a different matter.
As to someone posting about Edward Heath getting us into this mess, by signing up to the what was then called the common market, what utter nonsense. I was never a fan of Heath, in fact I could not stand the man, but to blame him for joining what is a completely different animal than the EU is ridiculous. I like many voted in favor of the common market, because it was just that. A market place with the main intention of reducing trade barriers. It also did not restrict us from trading with the rest of the world, which of course we still can, but the EU actually makes such trading far more difficult than it needs be,. All for its own agenda of course.

Greek.

"All for its own agenda of course. "

But what agenda are the "Little Englanders" shouting about?

Let Fred remind us of what public school Blair went to.

AID

DYOH.

But as a help try something beginning with F.

Greek,

The one thing which I admired Heath for, was that he was an ardent Europhile. As was Churchill.

They did have foresight.

As was Churchill ? ....... Churchill never trusted the French

Fred

And a few other Labour MPs, plus Nick Clegg.

Diane Abbot sent her son to City of London Public School near St Pauls.

Tony Benn went to Westminster

15 per cent of Labour MPs went to private schools. This compares to just seven per cent of people in the country at large.