EU are unelected burocrats, these unelected burocrats make 90% of the laws for Britain, No wonder criminals have more rights then there victims. Euro have been killed by Greece, Ireland, Portugal ,Spain & Italy. These countries abused Euro by pretending to be bankrupt to extort more money out of European Union.
I originally voted no in the first vote here in Ireland and I then followed with a second no in the second vote! Its a shame that my fellow countrymen fell for the scare mongering used by the European Union.
He just said he would like a sovereign nation and still be part of the E.U. and the interviewer twisted his words, that's what it sounded like to me, but i don't know
Cameron was not negotiating the budget - he was negotiating the Armed Forces deal with Sarkozi - That is how it came from nowhere.
Cameron is all for EU integration - Perhaps with him as President one day.
He does not want to upset anybody and maybe will rely on Sarkozi for his support when the opportunity arises - He learnt from the mistakes made by Blair.
Vote for UKIP in the UK local elections Thursday 5 May 2011.
If Cameron had kept his prmoise to hold a refferendum on this treay, I personally believe he would have won the 2010 election with a majority. It's irrelavent to whether the treays ratified or not, Britain as a member of EU has the right to give consent to this treaty at any time, where is the democracy going in this country!? :(
Here it is on video....Cameron saying he does not support a Referendum, after he says before that he would have a referendum if other countrys had not ratified the Lisbon Treaty. Unbelieveable! He is talking out of both side of his mouth, he wants a referendum and then he will not offer a referendum. Your site is well named...Liar Politicians.
.Cameron breaks number campaign promise to hold EU referendum on Lisbon treaty, Nov. 4, 2009:
"We cannot hold a referendum and magically make those posts or the Lisbon treaty itself disappear, any more than we could hold a referendum to stop the sun rising in the morning."
He like Blair ,Bush, berlasconi and all the other fascists is part of the illuminati, never kid yourself anything is going to change with this clown holding the reigns. It will be business as usual.
The delays over the Czechs signing the treaty were because there were questions about it infringing the Czech constitution.
Who is guardian of the British Constitution (I know we have no formal written constitution)?
Brown had no mandate to sign the treaty. The government was elected on the basis that a referendum would be held. That is the government's mandate, nothing else!
Brown's signature should be viewed as invalid then. No more valid than if I'd crept into the room and signed the treaty!
The situation is very clear. Once the Lisbon Treaty has been ratified, it becomes binding on each member state. The UK cannot hold a referendum on the Treaty at that stage it is too late. The UK can hold a referendum on continued membership of the EU which I thinks is what UKIP and the Conservatives really want.
Payback and take back time.Vote UKIP,get rid of the communist Labour and Conservative parties that refuse us our democratic right to vote on the EU,that want mass immigration and which have turned the Evening Standard into a communist news rag.
Or we could all vote UKIP get them in power and pull England out of the dreaded EU. And if you're not ENglish never know your country might follow suit.
The European Community even back in 1973 was more than a free trade area. So, Britain decided that it wanted more than a Free Trade Area. There was once a EFTA (European Free Trade Area), but Britain left it for the European Community, a common market. If Britain just wants a Free Trade Area it must leave the EU and renegotiate a Free Trade Treaty with the EU. I think that would be foolish thing to do, but i it wants it. So be it.
Britain decided? People didn't know anything about EC being more than an international free trade agreement. The ones who decided to joing EC were our politicians. Yes, we had a referendum, but they were saying that EEC will be just a better EFTA, not a full political union as EU.
Of course they are! But don't tell me that all the people who voted for Lisbon in Ireland a while ago have actually read the treaty? That's what the democracy is. It is a rule of the cunning few over idiots manipulated by them (with few exceptions)
'one in six children grow up in a household where no one works, more than any other country in europe' according to the conservative party political broadcast,so can someone tell me why britain should be 'taking europe in the right direction' This guy is running with the hares and hunting with the hounds.
What a joke. Cameron has always known very well that the Lisbon Treaty would be ratified LONG before the election!!! How long does he think Klaus can hold out for heaven's sake! As Klaus said, if the Tories wanted to do something, they should have spoken out before now. There will be no referendum in Britain, the Tories have sold us out just like the rest of them.
He wants to get the UKIP votes by saying that if the treaty is not ratified by when he comes into office, he will call for a referendum. However, he knows that this treaty will be retified as Barroso and his mob will be pressing on the ratification in CR everyday.
Yes. It stops there being a president of Europe. Also means that any desicion has to be ratified by each member state. Where as if the Lisbon is fully ratified then we don't get a vote on what and what won't happen in europe.
In theory, I am not a Eurosceptic. Any study of post-war European economics clearly shows that those countries who joined first the EEC and the later EU were at a noted advantage to those who didn't. In the decade before the UK joined, members France, Germany and Belgium were achieving double the GDP growth we were. However, an expanse of powers has occurred without the EU becoming democratic. The Commission has too much power and the Parliament too little. The EU needs to be properly democratic
Germans have good economy because of their national policy, not thanks to the EEC. You're taking statistics facts out of context. Norway isn't in the EU and yet most surveys show people living there are the happiest in the world. EU would be good as a free-trade agreement, but since it wants to become a fully political body, it's becoming more and more dangerous to us. What will our parliaments be for, if everything is going to be decided in Brussel anyway?
I didn't take anything out of context, you just didn't read my comment properly. I clearly state that the figures I gave were from 'the decade before Britain joined', justifying our reasons for entering the EEC in the first place. Those benefits obviously aren't as pronounced now, but you have to remember that countries like Norway have special circumstances (in their case, the whaling industry) which means they are better off alone. There's little evidence that we are the same in that regard.
Nvm, what I meant is that I do not consider EEC/EU that helpful at all... I just have different ideas about how the economy should be run - I just don't believe in nations helping other nations solving problems they created for themselves on their own. I support the Austrian school of economics. But you're actually right, I was wrong about you. :)
When I read Cameron's CV, I'm affraid, that he is "V column" for conservativers. Anyway, I'm affraid of totalitarism too. I know it by myself. And Vaclav Klaus know it. He is the last hope.
lol don't worry, you'll see exactly why the dutch and the french, and just about every european country wants no part of the EU constitution, soon enough.
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EU are unelected burocrats, these unelected burocrats make 90% of the laws for Britain, No wonder criminals have more rights then there victims. Euro have been killed by Greece, Ireland, Portugal ,Spain & Italy. These countries abused Euro by pretending to be bankrupt to extort more money out of European Union.
justicepartyuk 3 months ago
I originally voted no in the first vote here in Ireland and I then followed with a second no in the second vote! Its a shame that my fellow countrymen fell for the scare mongering used by the European Union.
gavmcguinness8024 8 months ago
What a cunt
markryker 9 months ago
He just said he would like a sovereign nation and still be part of the E.U. and the interviewer twisted his words, that's what it sounded like to me, but i don't know
jpmccue7 11 months ago
Cameron is just another NWO puppet like Blair.. The face running the government is unimportant as they all serve the same agenda.
Valshala 11 months ago
oi cameron so where is the referendum ? im betting we dont get it
butchd2010 11 months ago
Look at it now !!!!
hoplite46 1 year ago
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Cameron was not negotiating the budget - he was negotiating the Armed Forces deal with Sarkozi - That is how it came from nowhere.
Cameron is all for EU integration - Perhaps with him as President one day.
He does not want to upset anybody and maybe will rely on Sarkozi for his support when the opportunity arises - He learnt from the mistakes made by Blair.
Vote for UKIP in the UK local elections Thursday 5 May 2011.
drs7773ify 1 year ago
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TheRealPathFinder 1 year ago
We Must stand and Hold all of them to account, this is treason
The Queen is on the site of he EU Nazis she has sold us out.
WE are our only hope,we must stand.... please wake up everyone
ukbands 1 year ago
If Cameron had kept his prmoise to hold a refferendum on this treay, I personally believe he would have won the 2010 election with a majority. It's irrelavent to whether the treays ratified or not, Britain as a member of EU has the right to give consent to this treaty at any time, where is the democracy going in this country!? :(
TheHighlands43113 1 year ago
that just leaves the poles then ..oh no, cus their dead now aren't they !!!
VooDooU22X 1 year ago
Here it is on video....Cameron saying he does not support a Referendum, after he says before that he would have a referendum if other countrys had not ratified the Lisbon Treaty. Unbelieveable! He is talking out of both side of his mouth, he wants a referendum and then he will not offer a referendum. Your site is well named...Liar Politicians.
rcoones102 1 year ago
Pretty clear.. nothings gonna change. Britain's been had Obama style.
Sirtubesalot1 1 year ago
.Cameron breaks number campaign promise to hold EU referendum on Lisbon treaty, Nov. 4, 2009:
"We cannot hold a referendum and magically make those posts or the Lisbon treaty itself disappear, any more than we could hold a referendum to stop the sun rising in the morning."
That sneaky little devil.
meak911 1 year ago
What a sniveling weasel.
meak911 1 year ago 2
Remember , no one rules if no one obeys.....David cameron is new world order scum......to see the cage is to escape the cage...
thedyer1971 1 year ago 2
Vote & support labour, If you do not want to see the Margaret Thatcher 's dark era again
zedeIslam1 1 year ago
Vote BNP, people. You know it's good for you.
Nationalism4Life 1 year ago
another bilderburg stoog ..sickening .
VooDooU22X 1 year ago
Hang the treasonous bastards!
shine350 2 years ago 2
He like Blair ,Bush, berlasconi and all the other fascists is part of the illuminati, never kid yourself anything is going to change with this clown holding the reigns. It will be business as usual.
rodjames98 2 years ago 2
Cameron and Brown will pay
UKUltraNationalist 2 years ago 2
These people are bullshit, I'm voting UKIP.
MrJST87 2 years ago 3
The delays over the Czechs signing the treaty were because there were questions about it infringing the Czech constitution.
Who is guardian of the British Constitution (I know we have no formal written constitution)?
Brown had no mandate to sign the treaty. The government was elected on the basis that a referendum would be held. That is the government's mandate, nothing else!
Brown's signature should be viewed as invalid then. No more valid than if I'd crept into the room and signed the treaty!
mpearson58 2 years ago
The situation is very clear. Once the Lisbon Treaty has been ratified, it becomes binding on each member state. The UK cannot hold a referendum on the Treaty at that stage it is too late. The UK can hold a referendum on continued membership of the EU which I thinks is what UKIP and the Conservatives really want.
padraigomairtin 2 years ago
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mozart579 2 years ago
Payback and take back time.Vote UKIP,get rid of the communist Labour and Conservative parties that refuse us our democratic right to vote on the EU,that want mass immigration and which have turned the Evening Standard into a communist news rag.
dave009ish 2 years ago 3
Cameron is lying.. He has no intention of having a referendum.
'Being friends with European Union' is a crazy suggestion (knowing their form) of Andrew Marr!
The only option now is to have a european war to knock the EU off its perch for ever.
Democratic process cannot be relied upon - it doesnt work - and its gone too far now to do anything but complete destruction of all EU philes
We need to execute EU politicians and destroy for ever any EU institutions for the good of mankind
philproductions2210 2 years ago 11
Or we could all vote UKIP get them in power and pull England out of the dreaded EU. And if you're not ENglish never know your country might follow suit.
loveEUROPEhateEU 2 years ago 4
@philproductions2210 - I understand your passion, the EU is a pain in the arse, but executing people is not an option.
kealyc 9 months ago
What a slimeball and Labour is even worse.
FrankinHolland 2 years ago 4
If this guy gets into office you are doomed. The UK is running out of chances.
FrankinHolland 2 years ago 5
Go Cameron! He is so correct, why make the decision and leave other states without a choice!
lejiboy2402 2 years ago
Good morning David!
I want to read your mind,
Squid
squidcreek 2 years ago
The European Community even back in 1973 was more than a free trade area. So, Britain decided that it wanted more than a Free Trade Area. There was once a EFTA (European Free Trade Area), but Britain left it for the European Community, a common market. If Britain just wants a Free Trade Area it must leave the EU and renegotiate a Free Trade Treaty with the EU. I think that would be foolish thing to do, but i it wants it. So be it.
lucius1976 2 years ago
Britain decided? People didn't know anything about EC being more than an international free trade agreement. The ones who decided to joing EC were our politicians. Yes, we had a referendum, but they were saying that EEC will be just a better EFTA, not a full political union as EU.
asmodeus585 2 years ago 3
Well, even back to the Treaty of Rome in 1957 the wrote in the preamble:
"determined to lay the foundations of an EVER CLOSER union among the peoples of Europe,
resolved to ensure the economic and social progress of their countries by common action to eliminate the barriers which divide Europe"
So, the British people are to blame as well because they didn´t even read the preamble
lucius1976 2 years ago
Of course they are! But don't tell me that all the people who voted for Lisbon in Ireland a while ago have actually read the treaty? That's what the democracy is. It is a rule of the cunning few over idiots manipulated by them (with few exceptions)
asmodeus585 2 years ago
'one in six children grow up in a household where no one works, more than any other country in europe' according to the conservative party political broadcast,so can someone tell me why britain should be 'taking europe in the right direction' This guy is running with the hares and hunting with the hounds.
garryentropy 2 years ago
thats because most of employment since 1997 in britain has went to fornien workers.
lacokakid 2 years ago
What a joke. Cameron has always known very well that the Lisbon Treaty would be ratified LONG before the election!!! How long does he think Klaus can hold out for heaven's sake! As Klaus said, if the Tories wanted to do something, they should have spoken out before now. There will be no referendum in Britain, the Tories have sold us out just like the rest of them.
StopBelievingTheLies 2 years ago 5
He wants to get the UKIP votes by saying that if the treaty is not ratified by when he comes into office, he will call for a referendum. However, he knows that this treaty will be retified as Barroso and his mob will be pressing on the ratification in CR everyday.
agfigueroaa 2 years ago
But can referendum change anything?
donoujo 2 years ago
In fact, you hit the nail right on the head.
Certainly no.
I think the way out of this EU deception is a revolution.
A bloody one, like those in the European History.
agfigueroaa 2 years ago 3
In 1984 peoples haven't history.
donoujo 2 years ago 3
Yes. It stops there being a president of Europe. Also means that any desicion has to be ratified by each member state. Where as if the Lisbon is fully ratified then we don't get a vote on what and what won't happen in europe.
loveEUROPEhateEU 2 years ago 3
In theory, I am not a Eurosceptic. Any study of post-war European economics clearly shows that those countries who joined first the EEC and the later EU were at a noted advantage to those who didn't. In the decade before the UK joined, members France, Germany and Belgium were achieving double the GDP growth we were. However, an expanse of powers has occurred without the EU becoming democratic. The Commission has too much power and the Parliament too little. The EU needs to be properly democratic
cheerlessdarkndeadly 2 years ago
Germans have good economy because of their national policy, not thanks to the EEC. You're taking statistics facts out of context. Norway isn't in the EU and yet most surveys show people living there are the happiest in the world. EU would be good as a free-trade agreement, but since it wants to become a fully political body, it's becoming more and more dangerous to us. What will our parliaments be for, if everything is going to be decided in Brussel anyway?
asmodeus585 2 years ago 2
I didn't take anything out of context, you just didn't read my comment properly. I clearly state that the figures I gave were from 'the decade before Britain joined', justifying our reasons for entering the EEC in the first place. Those benefits obviously aren't as pronounced now, but you have to remember that countries like Norway have special circumstances (in their case, the whaling industry) which means they are better off alone. There's little evidence that we are the same in that regard.
cheerlessdarkndeadly 2 years ago
Nvm, what I meant is that I do not consider EEC/EU that helpful at all... I just have different ideas about how the economy should be run - I just don't believe in nations helping other nations solving problems they created for themselves on their own. I support the Austrian school of economics. But you're actually right, I was wrong about you. :)
asmodeus585 2 years ago
National Parliaments will be translated EU decicion in national languages. But English parliamnet will be unnecessary, bec. decicions are in English.
donoujo 2 years ago
That's why our politicians should rather want to get us out of EU, so that they could still pretend that we 'need' them. ;)
asmodeus585 2 years ago
I'm from Poland. Our euroentusiasm politicians will get money without hard work. And hope to occupy a position in EU.
donoujo 2 years ago
When I read Cameron's CV, I'm affraid, that he is "V column" for conservativers. Anyway, I'm affraid of totalitarism too. I know it by myself. And Vaclav Klaus know it. He is the last hope.
donoujo 2 years ago
Lmao at the last bit of conversation..
Cameron - We want a referrendum.. but we're not going to say we will definitely have noe.. just vote for conservatives! Screw labor!
1 eye Brown.. Eton toff Cameron.. EU President Nazi Blair..
Is this REALLY the best we can do?? FFS..
shrunkensimon 2 years ago 2
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well done Ireland for voting yes.
The UK has messed up Northern Ireland, Israel, Iraq, Afghanistan etc. etc., so I don't believe a word of their negative propaganda on Europe.
numb15 2 years ago
lol don't worry, you'll see exactly why the dutch and the french, and just about every european country wants no part of the EU constitution, soon enough.
roflcopter2006 2 years ago 4
Czechs and Poles are our only hope now.
asmodeus585 2 years ago 9
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