The European Borough of Britain steps closer, as Czechs look to crumble and EU Embassies exposed

David Cameron's hand on the Lisbon Treaty might be forced faster than he hoped - as the Czechs have started making overtures about signing the damned thing before the end of THIS year... and it's unlikely Gormless will call an election before then.

The Czech Prime Minister Jan Fischer has been telling the EU that he hopes that the decision in the Czech Constitutional Court will come sooner rather than later and that the process is being sped up.

A decision by that court in favour of the Lisbon Treaty is highly likely to force the hand of the Czech President Vaclav Klaus - probably the only man in Europe with enough power and scrotal tissue to save the people of Europe from the vast Empire being imposed upon us against our will.

Make no mistake - it is only Vaclav Klaus who can save us.

Klaus now faces increasing pressure as the EU races to make Britain's role in it a fait accompli before anyone gets chance to give us our say at the ballot box.

The treaty is also being held up in Poland but opposition there is said to crumble and wilt within days following the highly controversial Irish "do it again!" vote.

But the last laugh - if there are any laughs to be had - belong to those of us who have been dubbed "eurosceptics" as a new news report blows open the secrecy and gives us cause to say "told you so".

For there, in the pages of the Daily Telegraph, is a report exposing how the EU has secretly been plotting to confer a legal status upon itself - effectively as a country - and they are already ploughing ahead with plans to open Embassies around the globe. Along with that comes it's President and Foreign Minister. And flags. And "national" anthem.

Lorraine Mullally of Open Europe describes this undercover plotting as "a huge transfer of power which makes the EU look more like a country than an international agreement. Giving the EU legal personality means that the EU, rather than member states, will be able to sign all kinds of international agreements – on foreign policy, defence, crime and judicial issues – for the first time”.

She adds: “British voters agreed to join the European Communities, not a political union with legal personality with the power to sign all kinds of international agreements. No one under the age of 52 has ever had a say on this important evolution and it's about time we did."

Anybody fancy another term of a ZaNuLiebour Government? No, we don't either. But we suspect that the Conservatives will haemorrhage to UKIP in their droves if this all pans out as it's looking to.

Oh dear.

At least ZaNuLiebour will officially become nothing more than a borough council in a rather scary and undemocratic empire.