Ratifying the EU Constitution (2)

Let me strip this down to its bare essentials...

1. It is up to MPs whether We, The People, have a referendum on the Constitution. If not, they have to ratify it of their own accord.

2. Most (all?) MPs who are against having a referendum are in favour of the constitution. Sod them.

3. Some MPs (for example Keith Vaz, the fat corrupt shit) are in favour of a referendum, but have clearly stated they would campaign for a 'Yes' vote. Honest in their dishonesty. Sod them as well.

4. Some MPs, for example the Lib Dems have pushed the boat out even further, and want to try and call people's bluff by calling for a straight ''In' or 'Out' referendum. Which I would welcome and I'd cheerfully go leafletting for "Out", but I suspect that the public is not ready for this yet. So sod them as well as well.

5. Only 30 MPs have so far signed up for EDM 1584, calling for a referendum. I suspect that the bulk of these would campaign for a 'No' vote in a referendum.

6. But, of the MPs who haven't signed up to EDM 1584, e.g. David Davies, who was on Question Time this evening, yapping on about 'trust' and about 'it was in Labour's manifesto' and stating he was in favour of a referendum, how many of these f***s, who have said that they are in favour of a referendum, how many of them have said that they would then campaign for a 'no' vote?

7. And, just to round things off, how many MPs have openly said that if there is no referendum, that they would vote against ratifying the Constitution?

How many?

That's not a rhetorical question, BTW, I'd like to know.