The Commons Liaison Committee must sacrifice itself to the greater good. We all wish to see the Prime Minister of the United Kingdom and Northern Ireland, Leader of the Labour Party, the Right Honourable (giggle) Gordon Brown sign away the sovereignty of our country. This is not a moment to be lost to history for a Commons committee that can be readily rescheduled.
Come on:
Rt Hon Alan Williams, Labour
Rt Hon James Arbuthnot, Conservative
Rt Hon Kevin Barron, Labour
Rt Hon Alan Beith, Liberal Democrats
Sir Stuart Bell, Labour
Rt Hon Malcolm Bruce, Liberal Democrats
Michael Connarty, Labour
Sir Patrick Cormack, Conservative
Mr Andrew Dismore, Labour
Mr Frank Doran, Labour
Hon Gwyneth Dunwoody, Labour
Dr Hywel Francis, Labour
Mike Gapes,Labour/Co-op
Rt Hon Michael Jack,Conservative
Rt Hon Greg Knight, Conservative
Mr Edward Leigh, Conservative
Peter Luff, Conservative
Rt Hon John McFall, Labour/Co-op
Rosemary McKenna, Labour
Rt Hon David Maclean, Conservative
Andrew Miller, Labour
Mr Terry Rooney, Labour
Mr Mohammad Sarwar, Labour
Mr Barry Sheerman, Labour/Co-op
Dr Phyllis Starkey, Labour
Rt Hon Keith Vaz, Labour
Mr John Whittingdale, Conservative
Mr Phil Willis, Liberal Democrats
Dr Tony Wright, Labour
Mr Tim Yeo, Conservative
Rt Hon Sir George Young, Conservative
you know where your duty lies.
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OT, have you seen this
http://theylaughedatnoah.blogspot.com/2007/12/collectivized-security-leads-to-riskier.html
chez Sackers ?
Would it be treasonable to suggest that individuals should not consider themselves bound by EU laws and treaties? It's not in my name, for sure.
Italy is living the effects of long distance lorries blocking the motorways in protest at high fuel costs and high taxation right now ND. There are food shortages in all major urban centres, fuel shortages everywhere, long queues for essentials and the government has precettare'd the drivers (I'm not sure of the exact equivalent of precettare, rather like put under martial law).
The higher the level of interdependence the easier and more destructive is sectional interest disruption.
It could be argued that the primary purpose of government is to hold the ring. We all know what sort of ring we want to be in - advanced capitalist pluralist democracy, and altering that should be put wholly out of bounds as a function of the state, not of governance. Unfortunately there is no proper distinction between the state and governance in the UK any more, not least because Labour has been demolishing it for the last decade.
S, where the UK stands vis a vis EU institutions and authority is very iffy. William Hague was pretty clear that tomorrow's signing had doubtful status in the UK; though for the EU it is enough to have their Constitution unvetoed by the UK on this the last occasion when it could be vetoed.
He's going, but will be late, and therefore will sign it on his own. One assumes that as he seems unable to go to EU gatherings, that in his guise as Gorgon Brown his visage is to horrible to be seen.
Lots of new stuff announced this morning on PMQ, re Afghanistan, all roundly contradicted by a serving officer just now, as being a) what Bliar promised this time last year & b) none of it having been delivered.
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