Here's an interesting thought for the 81 Tories who did have the guts to stand up and vote to give the British people a say on the EU.
According to figures on www.parliament.uk ConDem currently has a working majority of 83.
Think about it. Dave Cameron and the ConDem chimera coalition would be placed in a very difficult position if you all resigned the Tory whip, or at least threatened to behind the scenes.
That would give you a lot of bargaining power to win the British people a say currently if you could remain united.
Without you ConDem has a working majority of 2, which would quite likely render their position as a government completely untenable.
Britain wants a say on the EU. You who voted in favour of this referendum motion had the guts to do that, and to stand by giving Britain a voice.
Why stop there?
At this point in time you've a great opportunity to stand up for Britain and the British people, and to show that you back our right to decide upon our own future.
You really could be heroes here, and stand against a Lib/Lab/Con who are united in keeping us in the EU and denying us the right to determine our own future.
The Tory, Labour, and Liberal parties have all betrayed Britain and British democracy with their stance on the EU and refusal to let Britain choose - one hopes at least there are some honourable men and women among their ranks who will put their necks on the line to fight this treachery.
Britains future is at stake, and you all know Cameron and ConDem will do nothing, and that Labour is a bird of the same feather - for the sake of Britain, and for freedom, don't stop here.
Here's an interesting thought for the 81 Tories who did have the guts to stand up and vote to give the British people a say on the EU.
