 |
|
|
| News · Satire · Spoof · Parody · Humour · John Prescott |
|
 |
|
| You have been disturbed by: Home > News | 12th May |
| |
|
 Calls for referendum on referendum on EU constitution26 Mar 2004
A row is growing tonight over new proposals for a referendum on the proposed referendum on a European constitution. Sources in the Prime Minister's office have told DeadBrain that he is considering a plan developed by his deputy, John Prescott, whereby the electorate will have a referendum on whether to have a referendum on the constitution, thus solving the current disagreements between Labour, the Conservatives and the Liberal Democrats.
 Mr Prescott - who developed the plan while he was "minding the country" during Tony Blair's urgent mission to sell arms to former mad dog, terrorist-backer and general loony Colonel Gaddafi – is said to see it as the ideal democratic solution to a problem that is set to dominate the forthcoming European Parliament elections, but others remain to be convinced.
The deputy interim Conservative leader, Michael Ancram - who was filling in for Michael Howard during his urgent visit to sell himself to Rupert Murdoch – claimed that Mr Prescott's alleged proposals did not go far enough. "Who is John Prescott to say whether or not we should have a referendum on a referendum on a constitution that will have serious consequences for this country?" he asked, answering after a deep breath: "The truly democratic solution would be to have a referendum on whether to have a referendum on the referendum that should be held on the proposed constitution. That's the only sensible option, I think that's plain for everyone to see." Perhaps unsurprisingly, the deputy Liberal Democrat leader, Menzies Campbell – who was filling in for Charles Kennedy while he recorded an advertisement trying to sell alca-seltzer – immediately denounced the Conservatives' counter-proposals, suggesting instead that there should be a fourth referendum, which would be held at the same time as the other three in order to save money. A spokesman for Mr Blair said that he was lying down after "a strenuous few days" and would "fully consider" any proposals by Mr Prescott and the other deputies at a later date. Related Articles Blair: Unemployed migrants to stand in corner 24 Feb 2004 Joan Collins forms new anti-EU pop group 19 Feb 2004 Blair welcomes "genuine" sun-seeking EU migrants 18 Feb 2004 New EU anti-spam law stops all spam in a day 11 Dec 2003 Mission to take Kinnock to moon blasts off 28 Sep 2003 Government to extend the requirements for wearing protective clothing 15 Aug 2003 Outrage over Brussels "straight railways" plan 10 Aug 2003
|
|
|||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| |
| Copyright ©2001-2008 DeadBrain. All rights reserved violently. | Disclaimer | Privacy Policy | Sheep |