When I checked the business for the day on the parliamentary website, there was no reference to a statement on the European Council meeting. With a number of newspaper sites also reporting that there would be a statement "tomorrow", I have misled myself and others into thinking the statement would be tomorrow. However, the statement was today, and is now up on the No 10 site.

True to form, we are told by The Boy that, "I went to the Council last December prepared to agree a treaty of all 27 countries but only if there were proper safeguards for Britain". He then tells us: "But I did not get those safeguards. So I vetoed the Treaty".

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If only Cameron would follow Vaclav Klaus's lead on all things.

Now we know what Grocer Heath would have been like if his father had been a stockbroker.

What about the rest of the incumbants? Parliament is a court to distill the truth and pitfalls of government policy. Did no other question him on it?

I'm going through the questions, as they are uploaded. The best we can do is this:

http://eureferendum.blogspot.com/2012/0 ... zarre.html

The answer is gibberish.

You mistake Parliament's claimed purpose for their actual purpose. They only exist to amass fortune and power for themselves and for their cronies.