WetAugust … on your last post to me yesterday, you made several accusations against me and the ability/record of Cameron, - while you sing the praises of a UKIP leader who’s only ‘success’ has been 20-years of taxpayer salaried political deception, on both his and his party’s abilities – so please clarify.
You said that I “never actually answer anything, you just deflect”, when I’d have thought few would agree, as usually I reply with a link QUALIFYING my opinion. In fact as far as you are concerned, I’d suggest that the opposite is true, where you make the same inaccurate statements time and time again, I challenge them with FACTS, which you chose neither to challenge nor accept – as it’s not what you WANT to hear.
A perfect example was yesterdays post; “once Dave has ticked his Win The GE off his To Do List I expect he will completely forget about all those promises he made to achieve it. like he did to the Scots. like he did over the Lisbon Treaty.”
Re Scotland – this was no snap of fingers and done deal, are you not aware that there is a timetable over secveral months, where every political party from London to John o’ Groats has a ‘say’ before the Devo-max-ish document is put together, never mind finally agreed - and that it has been said that Cameron/Conservatives want to give Scotland more powers than Labour etc – which admittedly is likely to put that timetable under pressure.
Re the Lisbon Treaty – are you repeating Farage’s mistruth the other day, re Cameron’s “cast iron guarantee” on a referendum to come out of the Lisbon Treaty, which I believe was Cameron’s promise in late 2007?
Well here is the full text, what bit does Farage and you NOT understand of the “no treaty will be ratified” promise, when a basic timeline glance shows was taken out of his hands once Labour/Brown signed the Lisbon Treaty, and all thing EU were then enshrined into British Law BEFORE 2010.
Today, I will give this cast-iron guarantee: If I become PM a Conservative government will hold a referendum on any EU treaty that emerges from these negotiations. No treaty should be ratified without consulting the British people in a referendum.
From 2010, thanks to UKIP, Cameron’s Conservative minority government has shared legislative power with a more pro EU party and it’s leader than Labour, so explain to me HOW Cameron has broken his ‘should we go in or stay out’ 2007 promise, he is reiterating now, only NOW WE ARE IN THE EU, the question becomes a ‘do we stay in, or come out’ question?