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A tough pitch for Blair 12:02pm on 31 Oct 2009 T1m0thy@70

It's a 'political' stereotype, actually. And a very appropriate one to the kind of regimented and deferential society that our political elites would like us to become.

It will all end in tears. Or worse.
Copenhagen's climate change battle 09:39am on 31 Oct 2009 Why doesn't the EU cut out the middleman and just deposit the dosh into the Swiss bank accounts of the leaders of these 'poorer countries'.

That's where it will end up anyway.
A tough pitch for Blair 10:05pm on 30 Oct 2009 T1m0thy,

Ever shriller comments and invective are not convincing arguments.

I love the comment "...the [UK] media are totally irresponsible". what do you expect them to do, say "zu Befehl!", click their heels and give a nice EUropean salute?
A tough pitch for Blair 12:49pm on 30 Oct 2009 Isenhorn @22,

I don't like pints of lager (or bitter or ale...), but appreciate your condescending attitude nonetheless.

Now try to argue the issues.

T1m0thy @25,

If you are so confident of your premise then just grant us the 'freedom' of self-determination by way of a referendum on the Lisbon (aka Constitutional) Treaty. (France and the Netherlands were granted one. Ireland as well - twice!).

The Lisbon Treaty is another stretch in the road that leads to a federal, supra-national, super-state. It is self-amending, and does not need the consent of the citizens of the Member States to exceed and expand its powers (aka 'competencies' in EUrospeak).

Where's the democracy in that?
Over to you, Foreign Secretary 12:39pm on 30 Oct 2009 "The foreign secretary could argue that no-one disputes Mr Kaminski's past - something he feels particularly passionate about given his own family's Jewish roots."

Suddenly the Millibands become champions of their Jewish roots? The real religion in that family was Marxism.
A tough pitch for Blair 09:54am on 30 Oct 2009 Brown's enthusiastic endorsement of Blair for Generalissimo seems to have had the usual 'Brown effect':

The BBC reports this morning 'Blow to Blair's hopes of EU job'.

I love seeing the anti-Midas touch at work.

Meanwhile freedom-loving people pin their last hopes on the Czech Constitutional Court...
A tough pitch for Blair 8:30pm on 29 Oct 2009 I didn't vote for any EU President.

If all goes 'to plan' we'll have another unelected leader lording it over us. Isn't the unelected (and never to be elected) Brown enough?

At least we'll be rid of Brown come the General Election.

How do we ever get rid of an unwanted EU El Presidente?
Why them and not us? 7:11pm on 23 Oct 2009 No other country is lumbered with Brown.
Cameron the Heathite? 9:16pm on 22 Oct 2009 My regular postie delivered my mail today as per usual (i.e. a 'second' delivery only, first deliveries having been abolished).

Is the strike crumbling already?

Can union members defenestrate their bolshie leaders?
BNP's 'hang generals' just 'humour' 8:26pm on 20 Oct 2009 Banning the BNP or shunning Griffin is worse that stupid, it is counterproductive.

Given enough publicity rope, Griffin will hang himself.

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