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The Telegraph reports that Blair may announce his resignation as Labour leader before next Thursday’s local elections in an attempt to limit the expected electoral damage. May the first seems to be the day most favoured by the pundits who say that the announcement would dominate the news in the run up to the local elections and overshadow any inquest into the expected Labour defeat.

The sooner the better as it would seem that Blair has totally lost his marbles and is increasingly relying on his own twisted logic, which can be evidenced by the Timothy Garton Ash interview in the Guardian yesterday;

Whilst accepting that the UK remains “stolidly Eurosceptic” Of course this is mostly due to the Eurosceptic media. HA Ha. Nevertheless “the British people are sensible enough to know that, even if they have a certain prejudice about Europe, they don’t expect their government necessarily to share it or act upon it”.

Of course that is why we have elections in the first place so that the British people can choose their representatives but we don’t actually want them to represent us or our opinions.

When opinion polls are telling Blair and his colleagues that we do not want to give away any more power to the EU and we do not want an EU Constitution, instead of allowing us the promised vote he is doing everything he can to ensure that we do not get a chance to scupper planned integration and the erosion of even more of our powers.

Well I have news for Mr deluded Blair

Yes we do expect our government and all other political parties and political leaders to listen to the people and to act upon their wishes and we do expect a chance to voice our opinions on the political elites plans to create a United States of Europe.