Where was the conservative party when the EU givaway happened the other evening? I have on several occasions tried to get answers to questions on the EU and windfarms to say nothing of education. Occasionally there has been a “reply from a minion, never answering the point of course, but even that has now ceased.

The latest one was the disgraceful news that the energy companies can charge us for their carbon credits, credits which were given free by our real government in Brussels. What a lovely way to make money for nothing. I thought your leader might respond but nooooo, not a chance.

Do any of you realise that the new Treaty/Constitution makes you the equivalent of a parish council, unable to do other than what you are told even if it is not in our interest.
Reply: The Conservative party is vigorously opposing the Treaty and the surrender of powers. We have also highlighted the bad carbon trading scheme devised by the EU and demanded changes.

I think really we’re beyond discussing referenda now. It’s come down to being in or being out. The Tories need to decide whether they’re prepared to be the one party who will offer to take us out, or resign us to the Commons being a rubber stamp talking shop of the EU regions that were once called the UK.

We don’t have a nation any more. We’re part of a dismal empire doomed to fail. But we’re still voluntary members at the moment. Let’s get out while we still can.

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GB’s strategic abilities have looked weak for some time - they seem to be getting weaker by the day!

Reply: Because the House was sitting “in committee” which it does with an MP chairman sitting where the clerks sit for the full House.

What injustice have the tax payers of the United Kingdom done to new entrant countries of the European Union, that we are obliged to them in any way whatsoever?

Lets just recap the history of Europe in the last century, it was the United Kindgom that fought two wars, to save Europe from a vicious totalitarian government. We destroyed our economy to save the Europeans, granted, in the second of the two we were not quite as successful leaving half the continent in the hands of the Soviets. But given that we were ruined, economically and exausted from six years of a death struggle, we were hardly in a position to dictate terms at the close of the war.

A sense of justice, what repulsive people come up with this sort of drivel?

And where do MPs who’s primary role is to represent the interests of their own consituients, where do they get the right to speak for people in foriegn countires?

There are plenty of poor people in this country, who could do with a helping hand, why do MP’s choose to spend public money of british tax payers on other countries poor when we have more than enough of our own poor people here?

Reply: I stand for a renegotiation so we can trade with them but are not governed by them.