Prime Minister, six months ago you came here, you impressed everybody with your reform

agenda: even me!

I said: if you achieved your goals, I would support it.

Economic reform was the drive:

but within a couple of weeks, the commissioner propose to scrap

sixty-eight new laws. I don't [not understood]: Perhaps Blair's going to do it

Perhaps he really is going to reform and change,

but no:

under your presidency there have been three thousand three hundred and fifty

new legislative acts,

total failure on economic reform. On the C.A.P. [Common Agricultural Policy]

You said you'd work to achieve a consensus for reform

but with the way you have, I suppose because you've got twenty four countries against you,

No C.A.P. reform until 2014. On the budget, you said that there won't be

no surrender of the U.K. rebate

well it seems to me that you've given away seven billion pounds of British

taxpayers money

for nothing in return.

Your only achievement

is to open talks with Turkey

which is opposed by the vast majority of people in Europe

and will lead to a even higher bill!

Why should British taxpayers pay for new services in Budapest,

for a new underground system in Warsaw,

when our own public services are crumbling in London!

Why should we pay?

Why should we pay a penny piece into an organisation whose accounts are not

being signed off by the auditors for the last eleven years in a row!

This budget deal is game-set and match to the president Chirac,

no "Cheese-eating surrender monkeys" [an English way to define French people]. He,

unlike you, he stands up for the French national interests!

Not some bizarre notion of Europe

and he is outclassed and outpledged at every turn.

Your only real achievement

is that Britain is now isolated,

alienated,

we are completely alone within the European Union,

which is why,

which is why,

"You are alone!"

It has been said before

Hang on a second!

Everybody else gets an extra minute

Mr. President! I'm asking for ten seconds, thank you.

Which is why, prime minister, I urge you, it's often being said that you wanted

to be the permanent president of Europe,

please stay on for a further six months,

six more months of the British President seat, and they'll kick us out.

Thank you very much

There are,

in my experience in politics,

there are three groups of people:

first of all,

the reactionaries.

Let me just tell you sir, and your colleagues

you sit without a country flag,

you do not represent our country's interest.

This is the year

two thousand and five

This is the year two thousand and five not nineteen forty-five. We're not

fighting each other anymore, these are our partners, there are colleagues in our

future lives in Europe.

When you're in Europe, when you and your colleagues say: "What do we get

in return for what we contribute to enlargement?", I'll tell you what we get: we

get a Europe that is unified after years of dictatorship in the East, we get

economic development in countries who we have championed, we get a future reform

that allows us, once and for all,

to put an end to discussion about rebates, common agricultural policy,

and get a proper reform budget for Europe. That's what we get if we end divisions:

this is that opportunity!