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We get our country back
Listening to the referendum programme on BBC TV was an interesting experience overnight. The graphics were good and gripping but, as the night advanced and the results tumbled in, I could sense an unease from the broadcasters. They could see … Continue reading
A message for Cameron
There are times when you stand by your friends, right or wrong and there are times when you leave them standing on the precipice. Today is the latter. Britain – with a “t” in the middle – is certainly not … Continue reading
Cameron with the enemy
I have to say that I find the sight of David Cameron cavorting with his political enemies in support of the Remain campaign absolutely appalling. I have not felt I had a Member of Parliament since May 2015 and now I … Continue reading
Cameron’s conspiracy
There is speculation that Cameron is planning to restructure the Conservative Party by abolishing the Constituency associations and replacing them with groupings of constituencies run by Party professionals. The Party has always described itself as having three parts: MPs & … Continue reading
Oxon MPs and Europe
We have six members of parliament in Oxfordshire. Five are Conservative and there is one Labour MP. Here is their stated position on the EU referendum as I understand it at the current time. I will update as the UNDECIDED make up … Continue reading
Boycotting boycots
I see that our beloved government wants to prevent local councils from promoting boycots. I think this is a shame and anti-democratic. If a local council wants to launch a stupid PC boycot, it’s local electors are perfectly capable of … Continue reading
Cameron’s Campaigners
When I read that DC’s mother and aunt had joined him in campaigning against cuts to Oxfordshire’s children’s services, I was unsure whether to be amused or angry and I think the result was a mixture of both. Mainly anger … Continue reading
Cameron’s clash with constituencies
David Cameron seems to have stirred up a hornet’s nest when he told his MPs to ignore the views of their constituencies in deciding how to vote in the EU referendum and I am not surprised. A parliamentary election campaign needs two things: … Continue reading
EU is incapable of reform
I am afraid I think the European Union is set on a path of empire building and ever closer union and that it is incapable of major change and unwilling to consider the scale of reform we should be demanding. I say … Continue reading
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Tagged Cameron, Corbyn, European Union, Gove, Hague, Heseltine, immigration, Major
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