Tony Blair has ended his opposition to a referendum on the proposed new European Union constitution.
The Prime Minister has previously rejected holding a referendum on the treaty, due to be agreed by mid-June.
The BBC's political correspondent John Pienaar called the decision a major U-turn and a big change in policy.
Should the UK have a referendum on the proposed EU constitution? Send us your views....
Continue reading "Heil Blair! Why have a vote on the EU constitution when Our Leader can decide? Vote now! It may your last chance" »


Osama bin Laden and Abu Qatada (British Muslim cleric who preaches jihad)
In the BBC's Panorama programme Terror - Are We Next?. Although called sensationalist by some, it is clear there is something to worry about. There's a video here - however it is missing the last minute or so of the programme (naughty BBC!).
or A better link to the video
The video will be replaced by the next programme on 28th March. There are 2 news pages and a discussion page...
Continue reading "Al-Qaeda - Britain next? They're certainly going to try" »
From Berlusconi provides light relief at gloomy summit
The Italian prime minister continued to make friends and influence people over lunch yesterday when he told a joke about helicopters.
He said that he was flying over a group of protesters in a helicopter with his wife. He said, "I could throw out one 10,000 euro note and make one person happy. I could throw two 5,000 euro notes and make two people happy. Or I could throw 10,000 one euro coins and make 10,000 people happy".
The pilot of the helicopter quipped, "We could throw you out and make everyone happy".
This joke was considered especially untimely given that the Polish prime minister Leszek Miller arrived soon afterwards in a wheelchair after breaking his spine in a helicopter crash last week.
Eeyore
They haven't got Brains, any of them, only gray fluff that's blown into their heads by mistake, and they don't Think.
Continue reading "Is EU a character from Winnie the Pooh?" »
"The Queen was operated on by two surgeons under general anaesthetic". A genuine quote from a British radio station.
(Did someone say off-topic? I claim my first amendment rights. Oh I forgot, we don't have a constitution this week.)
Mick Jagger, now Sir Michael Jagger, turned up for his medal but the Queen was out, you might say. The medal was awarded by the Queen for his services to music. I wonder what the Queen's favourite Rolling Stones records would be?
Continue reading "The Queen was operated on by two surgeons under general anaesthetic, but shouldn't the surgeons be awake during the operation?" »

Bush and Blair at the "Dun Cow"
Blair is saying "I forgot my wallet. Anyway you're American you can afford it. Just hide it in the defence budget"
Bush "Look at these prices! I can't hide something that big!"
President Bush risked life and limb today by braving an English pub lunch, including fish and chips and mushy peas. (Chips is English for fries, you know :-)). As the President is tee-total he should go easy on the mushy peas, or maybe he just said he was tee-total to avoid drinking British beer. President Bush also had lemon creme brulee. Luckily no-one told him it's French.
Continue reading "President Bush eats MUSHY PEAS! A man's man or what?" »
Recent Comments