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Europeanly Wise

"Do not conform to the ways of the European Union but be transformed..." as a good book might have said. This was not heeded by a certain PM who was seen as bravely standing up for his beliefs in equality by some (by putting up a certain bill recently in the House of Commons) but was actually cravenly obeying his European masters. I'm speaking this morning on how not to fit in with the ways of the world in this cowardly fashion.

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