Can Cameron see the irony in his D-Day celebrations?

Today�our great leader, David “Winston” Cameron, lines up with other colossi of international diplomacy – Obama, Hollande, Kerry, Van Rompuy, Barroso etc – to celebrate the Normandy landings which led eventually to freeing Europe from German domination.

And while we’re thinking about the liberation of Europe from fascism, maybe the gritty�British fighter for�freedom, Baroness Ashton, will even take part? After all, she is one of the most important and most highly-paid diplomats in the world today and almost single-handedly liberated the Ukraine from its Russia-controlled puppet dictator

But as Cameron makes�the usual�pompous�speech praising the courage of those involved in liberating Europe 70 years ago, while bowing and scraping to the likes of Van Rompuy, Barroso and of course Merkel,�I wonder if he can see any irony in the fact that he will be the British leader who hands back control of Europe to the Germans – especially after most European policy areas will move from ‘unanimous’ voting to ‘qualified majority’ voting on 21 November this year.

And, while we’re on the subject of great British leaders, why not take part in our “Spot the Quisling” competition?