So I did not mean cutting out a few MPs, I mean really changing the place so that all we have is a single chamber EU authorising cabinet. Whilst we are at it we might as well get rid of the Law Lords and the rest of the British Constitutional establishment and we might as well bite the bullet and recognise the Monarchy would then have no place in the constitutional government of Britain.

I do not see that debating EU laws before they get to the EU level is a starter, after all they begin life in the EU and the final decision will not be made in Britain. The best we could hope for is that our Minister heading off to Brussels with a mandate from the British parliament, would not be outvoted, because if they are then we get the legalisation in any case, so the whole exercise would be a waste of time and money.

In the EU but not Ruled by the EU is not an option, is it, the only option we do have to save the nation state of Great Britain is to leave the EU and renegotiate a much loser arrangement, one in which only those laws voted on by the people we elect in our own parliament have any effect in this country, one in which the highest Law Court in the land is the British High Court, anything else is just posturing.

Or perhaps you could tell us which of the 558 new EU laws which impact on this country that were issued by Brussels between 27th of May and the 21st September, were debated on the floor of the Commons in British Parliament, which if any new EU laws were voted against.

Reply: Of course there should be fewer MPs - and we should abolish all unelected regional government in the UK. I want us to debate Euro laws before the government signs up to them in Brussels, as there is little ppoint in debating afterwards.

If Parliament passes the proposed amendment to the ECA, ratifying the constitutional treaty, for that is what Brown has agreed to in Lisbon, then what is the point of Parliament? All that we will see is more and more legislation emanating from our new masters in Brussels - the European Scrutiny Committee is already a largely toothless wonder.

Of course Brown can give more MPs time off, he and his Ministers realize how superfluous the Palace of Westminster is becoming. It is a real shame that the “mother of Parliaments” has been brought to her knees, by the undemocratic EU.

What really annoys me with this whole European fiasco is that MPs are elected to represent the interests of their constituency, not to blindly hand power to a centralizing bureaucracy in Brussels. Since 1972, MPs of all parties have failed to do their job in this regard and I suspect we will all live to regret it.

If Brown gets away with no referendum, will the Conservatives be standing on a re-negotiation ticket at the next election or will they just say “oh well” and move on?

Reply: I will stand on a renegotiation ticket, as we cannot live with this big surrender of power, or some of the other surrenders made under previous Treaties. That is my understanding of what the party generally will do. The Economic Report pledges us to roll back Brussels regulation. The party has adopted the deregulation process in the Report.

Our democracy built up over centuries has been destroyed quickly and easily in 35 years. Well done Heath, Thatcher, Major, Blair and Brown. You can stand up and be proud of yourselves.

Reply: Our democracy is being badly damaged by these huge transfers of power, but it it is still Parliament which could vote to change it, if only we can get a Eurosceptic majority elected.