It should be made absolutely clear that there will be an EU Constitution. It will be delayed somewhat by the results in the French and Dutch referendums on May 29 and June 1, but it will be renewed again and again in altered format to make it more palatable for ratification, and if necessary the rules of ratification themselves will be arbitrarily changed to make it easier to be brought into force across Europe.

The above statement may seem surprising , especially when seen through British eyes; but this is because we are used to bottom-up Government , which is part of our glorious heritage from the past and tend to assume that our Continental neighbours , being fellow “democracies”, are the same . Through Continental eyes, it would not seem so strange at all.

We have to keep reminding ourselves of the awful truth: the EU is a dictatorship, not a democracy. It imposes its will through its Bureaucracy which issues orders - “directives” – to local puppet Governments, including our own. It is able to do this because it has by some means succeeded in subverting substantively the entire political establishment and media in those local territories, so the entire body politic in the local countries feels obliged to “fall in” with big brother.

The only immediate benefit of the emphatic NO votes by the “peasants” will be to force some minor modifications. The Peasants will then either be asked to vote again, or will be ignored and the “acceptable” document simply voted into effect by the corrupted French and Dutch governments. But hopefully the people of France and Holland will realise after this that in the long run the only way to enforce their will is to replace their puppet Governments . This is the difficult bit , requiring organised political action , not just a bit of paper in a box.