Lisbon Treaty

The Irish have voted yes to the Lisbon treaty at the second attempt if they had voted no another referendum would be held in a year or so  and and every year until the Irish had caved in.

The treaty is supposed to streamline decision making within the EU but in reality its the old school network looking after each other, it needed all 27 member states to agree before it could be made binding. the Czechs and Poles had held out but it looks likely now that they to will sign up to,  the Czechs could yet throw a spanner in the works by waiting until we have our general election. if that were to happen The Conservatives have promised the British public a referendum on the Treaty, this Country would vote a resounding no thus scuppering the ratification. So expect lots of pressure to be bought on the Czech Premier to sign before our election is held in May.

We in this Country already suffer enough being a part of Europe and their ridiculous rule making, the last thing Britain needs is to give more power away.

If you are unsure what the Treaty is go to this link for a understanding of what it is about, http://europa.eu/lisbon_treaty/glance/index_en.htm

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Cameron into Number 10

David Cameron has posted a 10 point plan for making Britain Great again, it has been well received  there are some interesting points in there, like freezing council tax for 2 years, making sure our armed forces are as well equipped as their American counterparts, these are just a couple of his promises.

But the real vote winner and guaranteed to propel him into number 10 is the promise to replace the Human rights act with a new British Bill of rights designed to strengthen our traditional British Values.

The Human rights act has been the single biggest mistake this Country has made in recent history, at last it has been recognised as so by someone in a position to do something about it.

Also the Conservatives have promised us a referendum on the Lisbon treaty if it has not been ratified by the time of the general election they will campaign for a no vote.

So get the wife to start picking out new curtains David and book the removal van, you have just booked yourself a stay at number 10.

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