Man in a Shed: The boy Miliband completely loses his grip on reality over EU expansion

Thursday, November 15, 2007

The boy Miliband completely loses his grip on reality over EU expansion

Apparently young David think it would be rather fun to have Russia, Turkey, North African and some middle east countries in the EU ( do you think he means Israel ? ).

The odds on this happening are rather low.

What do they put in his coffee at the Foreign Office ? ( Perhaps he shouldn't be allowed to drink any.)

3 comments:

Vindico said...: Blogged it here http://vindicovindico.blogspot.com/2007/11/breaking-news-miliband-living-on.html; 9:15 am
Anonymous said...: Can you imagine the number of people coming here to work as cheap labour if any (let alone all) of these countries were admitted to the EU. All of them would be legal immigrants.; 6:57 pm
Anonymous said...: Whatever it is that he's drinking, it is having a delusionary effect on his vision.; 4:53 pm

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