The Talking Clock: Britain Under Lisbon Day 2: Darling wants his ball back already

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Wednesday, 2 December 2009

Britain Under Lisbon Day 2: Darling wants his ball back already

The petty cash officer of the Nord de La Manche region of the European Empire (the job formerly known as 'Chancellor of the Exchequer' under the former systems of democracy and sovereignty) is throwing a wobbly and demanding his ball back.

Just 48 hours after us Little Englanders became governed from Brussels, Alistair Darling is beginning to think the whole thing might not be such a good idea after all.

According to The Times, "Alistair Darling has delivered a blunt warning to the EU’s new French finance chief against meddling with the City of London."

The squeaking comes from Darling as France's Sarkozy is apparently rubbing his hands in glee at the thought of being able to control Britain's financial heartbeat.

Hey, we're just saying what is written in The Times. And Boris Johnson did try to warn us all on this very point.

Point is, Darling apparently doesn't like it. Spilt milk and all that.

So, diddums. And what's he gonna do about it? Bat his eyebrows up and down furiously? Order British branches of McDonalds to rename their chips 'Hedge Fund Fries'..?

Look, he can't do anything.

We all know that the European Empire is in control of this country now.

And who made that happen? The Labour Party in collusion with the ironically named Liberal Democrats.

And which party does Alistair Darling pontificate under the banner of? The Labour Party.

So, throw a wobbly if you like Darling, but the European Empire can do what it wants to us. And the people responsible for this state of affairs are... you and your lot.

We the people didn't get a say on surrendering our sovereignty and being governed from Brussels. You wouldn't let us. Because you knew what we'd have said.

And only two days in, the people who brought this situation to pass are throwing their toys out of the pram already.

Awww. Diddums.

The European Empire is in charge now and the only way you can stop them, Mr. Darling, is by voting for UKIP.

So, Mr. Darling. Shall we drop UKIP an email and get them to send you a membership form?

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Wednesday, 2 December 2009

Britain Under Lisbon Day 2: Darling wants his ball back already

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