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Ming the merciless lines up with the Traitors over EU

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In his online Q&A with Telegraph readers yesterday, David Cameron promised
a parliamentary ambush of Gordon Brown on the EU Treaty. Over the
summer a growing number of Labour MPs have voiced doubts about not
allowing a public vote and the TUC is today expected to back one of two motions urging a referendum.

Mr Cameron told The Telegraph:

“This
new treaty is the constitution in all but name according to the
Spanish, Irish and French prime ministers. They have all said this is
either 93, 95 or 98 per cent the same. It is absolutely clear the
treaty is pretty much the same as the constitution. So that referendum
should happen. Labour MPs should stick to what they promised. They
should vote for our motion when we bring it forward in the House of
Commons.”

Chances of defeating rather than just embarrassing Gordon Brown receded
overnight, however, when it emerged that the Liberal Democrat
leadership is minded to support the Government's position despite the
doubts of many individual LibDem MPs. Interviewed by the Financial Times,
the LibDem leader and pro-EU Menzies Campbell said that a vote was “not
necessary” because the new Treaty was “sufficiently different” from the
old Constitution:

“My judgment is a referendum is
not necessary on this document.. But if we were to have a referendum,
then it is worth considering a more fundamental referendum, in a sense
of being in or out.”

This is not the first nor even the second time that Ming has shown pro-Brown tendencies. Voters in LibDem-Tory marginals need to know that Ming's heart is on the left and every inclination of a LibDem party that he leads will be to support Gordon Brown's agenda.

NuLab – Destroying Britain from the inside out.

Ming the merciless lines up with the Traitors over EU

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In his online Q&A with Telegraph readers yesterday, David Cameron promised
a parliamentary ambush of Gordon Brown on the EU Treaty. Over the
summer a growing number of Labour MPs have voiced doubts about not
allowing a public vote and the TUC is today expected to back one of two motions urging a referendum.

Mr Cameron told The Telegraph:

“This
new treaty is the constitution in all but name according to the
Spanish, Irish and French prime ministers. They have all said this is
either 93, 95 or 98 per cent the same. It is absolutely clear the
treaty is pretty much the same as the constitution. So that referendum
should happen. Labour MPs should stick to what they promised. They
should vote for our motion when we bring it forward in the House of
Commons.”

Chances of defeating rather than just embarrassing Gordon Brown receded
overnight, however, when it emerged that the Liberal Democrat
leadership is minded to support the Government's position despite the
doubts of many individual LibDem MPs. Interviewed by the Financial Times,
the LibDem leader and pro-EU Menzies Campbell said that a vote was “not
necessary” because the new Treaty was “sufficiently different” from the
old Constitution:

“My judgment is a referendum is
not necessary on this document.. But if we were to have a referendum,
then it is worth considering a more fundamental referendum, in a sense
of being in or out.”

This is not the first nor even the second time that Ming has shown pro-Brown tendencies. Voters in LibDem-Tory marginals need to know that Ming's heart is on the left and every inclination of a LibDem party that he leads will be to support Gordon Brown's agenda.

NuLab – Destroying Britain from the inside out.

British forces sent from Basra to volatile border with Iran

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The mission will include the King's Royal Hussars battle group, 250 of whom were told at the weekend that they would be returning to the UK as part of a drawdown of forces in Iraq.

The UK operation, in which up to 350 troops are involved, has come at the request of the Americans, who say that elements close to the Iranian regime have stepped up supplies of weapons to Shia militias in recent weeks in preparation for attacks inside Iraq.

The operation is regarded as a high-risk strategy which could lead to clashes with Iranian-backed Shia militias or even Iranian forces and also leaves open the possibility of Iranian retaliation in the form of attacks against British forces at the Basra air base or inciting violence to draw them back into Basra city. Relations between the two countries are already fraught after the Iranian Revolutionary Guards seized a British naval party in the Gulf earlier this year.

The deployment came within a week of British forces leaving Basra Palace, their last remaining base inside Basra city, and withdrawing to the airport for a widely expected final departure from Iraq. Brigadier James Bashall, commander of 1 Mechanised Brigade, based at Basra said: “We have been asked to help at the Iranian border to stop the flow of weapons and I am willing to do so. We know the points of entry and I am sure we can do what needs to be done. The US forces are, as we know, engaged in the 'surge' and the border is of particular concern to them.”

Read the full story in the Independent.

There are reports now emerging that the US is ready to attack Iran, with consensus on both sides of Congress, and US nukes being transported in secret.

So it looks as though Brown and Browne were lying when they said they were bringing our boys home.
Do they really fear having UK troops in the UK at the moment.

How much longer do Britain's armed forces have to suffer under a
succession of New LIEbour Prime Ministers betraying them to George
Bush's commands and NOT putting our country's wishes first?

NuLab – Destroying Britain from the inside out.