Cameron Man or Mouse.

So Tim Yeo MP wants to know if Cameron is a man or a mouse, well most people already know the  answer to that question. Hes always saying that Britain is open for business, when the truth is far from that. We, the country  need a third runway at Heathrow, but he says that because it wasn't in the manifesto that he  will not build one, even though business opportunities from the emerging markets are  going to France and Germany. Twice as many flights leave Frankfort airport than Heathrow for China each week. 500,000  Chinese visitors visit France, whilst 700,000 visited Germany, how many came to Britain over a similar period 150,000. Brazilian companies invested $800 million in France whilst only $1.7 million in Britain., so who is the trying to convince when he says Britain is open for business? The truth is that Cameron is scared of upsetting his 11 conservative MP's who have constituencies in or around London that are under the glide path for Heathrow. These MP's such as Justine Greening the so called transport secretary are more bothered about their jobs than the country. The same applies to these wealthy people who do not want their landscape blighted or their homes invaded by the proposed route for the HS2 train. These same people never thought about the people who's homes were demolished to make way for the motorways that they now drive on. The country needs an expansion to Heathrow, or business and trade will soon leave this country, or not bother to come here. Likewise we need a high speed rail link from London to Edinburgh., the people who oppose these expansions are only bothered about their own little world I'm all right Jack, so F*** you. How many of these vociferous people who oppose the Heathrow expansion citing noise pollution never thing about it when they fly away from Heathrow on their holidays to America or the Costa Del Sol. When they are on the plane they don't think about the people left behind on the ground. Yes these people are the I'm All Right Jack that are slowly turning this once proud land into a third world banana republic, but one without the bananas. These people don't need to bother though because after spending, or should I say squandering  literally billions of pounds of reports, and enquires, and debates after debates. Heathrow won't have another runway if ever and if it does get the go ahead it will be ten years into the future as with HS2 that will again if it ever gets completed it will be thirty years off. By that time business and trade will have left for greener pastures leaving Britain a wilderness with buildings and infrastructures that were built in the Victorian age as the rest of Europe and the world move towards the twenty second century.