Nigel Farage MEP, UKIP, Co-President of the Europe of Freedom and Democracy Group in the European Parliament at the Extraordinary meeting of the Conference of Presidents with EU Council President Herman Van Rompuy asks that the EU resists the calls for military action in Lybia on the grounds that there is no legitimacy or consent for the European Union to take such action.
He then highlights the recent meeting of the EU Council President with Colonel Gaddafi, and concludes by asking Mr Van Rompuy "Do you accept that it was an error of judgement to be photographed as recently as December with Colonel Gaddafi and would you please, if you do, apologise for it".
Irrespective of whether you agree with his point of view; there is one thing that you can expect from any speech by Nigel Farage, that he says it as he sees it.
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