The Talking Clock: Czech President Vaclav Klaus and Polish President Lech Kaczynski save the peoples of Europe again

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Thursday, 8 October 2009

Czech President Vaclav Klaus and Polish President Lech Kaczynski save the peoples of Europe again

Vaclav Klaus, the Czech President, should have a statue erected in his honour in Trafalgar Square in a few years from now. Or maybe in Parliament Square alongside Oliver Cromwell.

Yes, we had hoped he would have the kahoonies to resist pressure from the EU to ratify Lisbon. However, he's gone and trumped even that hope.

Vaclav has told the European Empire's dark lords that he'll only sign it if his country's constitutional court clears a case going through it - and if the Empire add a two sentence footnote to the Charter of Fundamental Rights. At this time, it is not known what the footnote that the Czech President has proposed contains.

However, as far as we're concerned, this footnote buys us more time for a British General Election - the very thing that the Empire do not want to happen before the deal is sealed because they know where we, as a nation, will tell them to stick their takeover.

So, three cheers for Vaclav Klaus... hip, hip...

Meanwhile, the heroic Vaclav is perhaps not so isolated as was thought to be the case.

Poland's President Lech Kaczynski was reported to be set to sign the damned treaty on Sunday... but his twin has now said publicly that this will not happen, the BBC reports.

Marvellous, Mr. Kaczynski. Please do not set a date for signing it before June 2010. If Poland can resist for a little longer, they can have Britain by their side - with Czech President Vaclav Klaus being a heroic leader.

Dare we believe in the Czechs and Polish forming an alliance that will mean that we in Britain get to have our say..? Could it really happen? Dare we dream..?

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