Wednesday, 19 October 2011 09:04 When are people going to get it? Professional liars like Cameron, Obama, and their blueprint, Blair, say what you want to hear to get elected and then they do what their masters tell them when they are in office - as they knew they would when they lied to you in the first place. It happens the world over year after year. Is the prime minister/president a genetic liar? Is he prime minister or president? Well the answer is yes then. 'Even as MPs agreed to hold a Commons vote on a referendum, government sources made clear that the Tories would be whipped to vote against a poll. Mr Cameron's decision to impose a three-line whip has angered many MPs, since the vote was called under rules the Coalition promised would give backbenchers more freedom. The back-bench business committee yesterday voted to hold a debate on the issue on Oct 27 after more than 100,000 people signed a petition demanding a choice. The Prime Minister, who has expressed his desire to take back some powers from Brussels, is publicly opposed to a referendum and will order his MPs to vote against it.' Read more: Conservatives Ordered to Vote Against EU Referendum Wednesday, 19 October 2011 08:56 'We are peas from the same pod, my darling, Merkiewerkie.' 'Yes, we are, my Sozywozie.' 'You mean, the Rothschilds tell you what to do, too, Merkiewerkie?' 'Yes, Sozywozie, they tell us all what to do.' 'Oh, my Merkiewerkie, then we were made for each other.' 'Yes, my Sozywozie, in an underground base, just east of Las Vegas.' 'France and Germany have reached agreement to boost the eurozone's rescue fund to €2tn (£1.75tn) as part of a "comprehensive plan" to resolve the sovereign debt crisis, which this weekend's summit should endorse, EU diplomats said. The growing confidence that a deal can be struck at this Sunday's crisis summit came amid signs of market pressure on France following the warning by the ratings agency Moody's that it might review the country's coveted AAA rating because of the cost of bailing out its banks and other members of the eurozone. The leaders of France and Germany hope to agree a deal that will assuage market uncertainties or, worse, volatility, in the run-up to the G20 summit in Cannes early next month.'
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