Man in a Shed: Cameron deal - the surrender of our country

Tuesday, February 02, 2016

Cameron deal - the surrender of our country

I assume they must think they will get away with this but the details leaking of the Cameron Tusk pantomime are so bad it's hard to see how any Englishman could accept them.

A majority of EU member parliaments ? Remember before Lisbon when we had a veto ?

It is shocking that any MP could back this.

Next : The referendum pushed through before the campaigns can come together to bump people into signing away our country based on misinformation gear and lies. How can any Conservative party member look themselves in the mirror in the morning ?

1 comment:

James Higham said...: There are MPs with no principles.; 9:38 pm

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