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1. this self seeking pm will sign up to any think,that well help him, to be the first presednt of the eec.lets face it the only thing that he cares about is himself,the english people have been sold down the river.he should be charge with treason,for all the harm that he has presided over while being pm.

   Comment by david cross — 25 Mar 2007 on 9:21 am | Link

2. Gordon Brown should stop Blair signing away any more of our Sovereign Right to the Unelected Bureaucrats in Brussels In fact he would have the undying gratitude of the British people if he said no to the E.U. and pulled us out. He could go down in history as the greatest P.M.since Churchill. That would be some Legacy–far better than Blair and Iraq!!!Go on Gordon Do it for Britain!!!

   Comment by V Voisey — 29 May 2007 on 2:59 pm | Link

3. Gordon Brown should stop Blair signing away any more of our Sovereign Right to the Unelected Bureaucrats in Brussels In fact he would have the undying gratitude of the British people if he said no to the E.U. and pulled us out. He could go down in history as the greatest P.M.since Churchill. That would be some Legacy–far better than Blair and Iraq!!!Go on Gordon Do it for Britain!!!

   Comment by V Voisey — 29 May 2007 on 2:59 pm | Link

4. Gordon Brown should stop Blair signing away any more of our Sovereign Right to the Unelected Bureaucrats in Brussels In fact he would have the undying gratitude of the British people if he said no to the E.U. and pulled us out. He could go down in history as the greatest P.M.since Churchill. That would be some Legacy–far better than Blair and Iraq!!!Go on Gordon Do it for Britain!!!

   Comment by V Voisey — 29 May 2007 on 2:59 pm | Link

5. I think it is absolutely essential that the Prime Minister gives the British public a vote over any more changes to the EU Constitution. It has gone too far already in interfering in the day-to-day running of our lives. The edicts are becoming crushing, levelling, infuriating, tedious and totally unnecessary to the extent that all national identity will be completely obliterated. This kind of economic union was definitely NOT what the British public voted for when they said "Yes" to Europe. For my part, given the chance, it would be a heart-felt, resounding, unequivocal "NO" had I the vote again, much as I enjoy meeting, communicating with and getting on well with my continental neighbours.

   Comment by I Goff — 6 Aug 2007 on 3:30 am | Link

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