David Cameron stands up for Britain

He's a wanker and a spoon faced eunuch who obeys tabloid slogan morality and is brain dead.

Protect British sovereignty (we run our country so well)... protect our financial centre and bankers (such lovely people - and so competent)... allow the British public (morons) to say how things should be run (give us more money, give us more money)...

Makes me vomit.

This is so fake ITK,even an idiot with half a wit knows this is for the tabloids,and to stop his party showing him up.

in The Know wrote:
David Cameron stands up for Britain

he's just spouting Little Englander nonsense for the audience.

Protecting soverignty IS important, but obviously this has nothing to do with such a thing and the attempt at macho posturing is just embarrassing. Mind you, just as much humbug is evident from the dreadful double act of Merkel and Sarkozy, who look like they've just escaped from a Hanna-Barbera cartoon. The sooner they ditch this idiotic claim about the need for 'European unity' and just concentrate on pragmatic trade deals the better. 'Britain' is a bad enough cultural abstraction - 'Europe' is far more absurd. The great problem with the various national leaders is they're deluded by this childish belief in cultural, and political, union. You might as well wait for Santa Claus to arrive.

Bring back Maggie, she has more bollocks than Major, Blair, Brown and Cameron/Clegg put together.

Prunella Minge wrote:
Protecting soverignty IS important, but obviously this has nothing to do with such a thing and the attempt at macho posturing is just embarrassing. Mind you, just as much humbug is evident from the dreadful double act of Merkel and Sarkozy, who look like they've just escaped from a Hanna-Barbera cartoon. The sooner they ditch this idiotic claim about the need for 'European unity' and just concentrate on pragmatic trade deals the better. 'Britain' is a bad enough cultural abstraction - 'Europe' is far more absurd. The great problem with the various national leaders is they're deluded by this childish belief in cultural, and political, union. You might as well wait for Santa Claus to arrive.

Interesting ideas PM

Utterly useless Cameron does what the media will paint as "strong" - actually weak, thoughtless, foolish and dumb. What else do we expect?

Cameron is an amateur, he hasn't a clue. And that's a bit scary.

I dont care what Cameron's reasons were .... he's standing up for Britain and stopping us being sucked even further down the Euro-drainpipe.

Actually he was in a lose / lose situation because he was going to be criticised whatever he did.

In The Know wrote:
I dont care what Cameron's reasons were .... he's standing up for Britain and stopping us being sucked even further down the Euro-drainpipe.

Actually he was in a lose / lose situation because he was going to be criticised whatever he did.

I do actually agree with the veto,it's just him I dislike!

So where to Britain? We know the German/French alliance will make the EU
into a powerhouse so will Britain pull out now? and who will they align themselves to?

The Digital Posse wrote:
So where to Britain? We know the German/French alliance will make the EU
into a powerhouse so will Britain pull out now? and who will they align themselves to?

I doubt your alliance will have many centimes left to be a powerhouse with!

Lots of countries smaller and less developed are not in 'alliances'.doesn't stop them getting on with it.

In The Know wrote:
I dont care what Cameron's reasons were .... he's standing up for Britain and stopping us being sucked even further down the Euro-drainpipe.

Actually he was in a lose / lose situation because he was going to be criticised whatever he did.

well there is a real worry !..you don't care what the reasons are !!

he is doing the bidding of The City and The Bankers..not you or I.

Britain cannot or will not leave the EU. That omlette has been too well scrambled.

The moment that David Cameron lost his EU argument

"The much-discussed Financial Transactions Tax issue already requires unanimity and therefore could never be imposed on the City of London without Britain's agreement. What is more, as was pointed out in Brussels with some vehemence, when it comes to financial services there have hardly ever been any cases of Britain being outvoted in the adoption of such legislation.

In simple terms, that means that Britain's request to move to unanimity was taken as a huge ask that had nothing to do with the subject at hand (saving the euro) or was a sign of bad faith (because it is driven by mistrust regarding future legislation).
(...)
A hostile view of this is that Mr Cameron overplayed his hand. In this version of events, the British prime minister thought the mood of the room was running towards Protocol 12, and because Protocol 12 is decided by unanimity, he thought he had the whip hand.
(...)
Did Mr Cameron miscalculate? Did he want to end up with a treaty being crafted at almost 26, with Britain on the outside? My source is certain that was not Mr Cameron's goal, and my source is not alone in this thinking."

The Digital Posse wrote:
We know the German/French alliance will make the EU
into a powerhouse

We know that, do we? Crikey, what prescience.

veritas wrote:
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Britain cannot or will not leave the EU. That omlette has been too well scrambled.

scrambled omelette ???

see....dyslexia

veritas wrote:
veritas wrote:
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Britain cannot or will not leave the EU. That omlette has been too well scrambled.

scrambled omelette ???

see....dyslexia

You left the EU Veritas