He has a deep contempt for Britain, the British people and parliamentary democracy. He is trying to climb back to power via the Treaty of Rome, and put Britain under government from Brussels for ever. In 1970 Mr Heath solemnly promised that he would not take Britain into the Common Market without the full-hearted consent of the British people. He broke his pledged word then, and he now says he will not accept a 'No' vote on Thursday. Heath promised more jobs and higher living standards inside the EEC. These promises were all broken, and he now tells us we are so poor we cannot come out; beggars can't be chooses. That is false, too. Heath's leadership has been a total disaster for the British people. The Tory Party threw him out.

Britain's continuing membership of the Community would mean the end of Britain as a completely self-governing nation and the end of our democratically elected …

Through me the energy policy of the whole Common Market is being held up. Without opening old wounds, it pleases me no end.

What we lack in Government is entrepreneurial ability.

'In the same way that the Soviets' Sputnik satellite woke up the country to the need for math and science education, the outsourcing conversation cries out for…

[I am against] the Treaty of Rome which entrenches laissez faire as its philosophy and chooses bureaucracy as its administrative method.

Affirmative action has to be combined with a broader program of social reform that would emphasize social rights: the right to employment, the right to educati…