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David Cameron, Euro-Skeptic? « Back to Story
Showing 5 Comment(s) Subscribe by RSSRobert February 02, 2013 at 7:10 AM The UK would do well severing their EU membership. High unemployment, rising crime rates, social unrest, uncompetitive policies & absurd "human rights" formulas are the EU elites self-serving accomplishments. In the realm of historic continental strategy the UK allied usually with Europe's 2nd power which is no longer the case- all of Europe is now 2nd rate- & the Brits have no compelling reason to be involved. Besides they have their own international/economic club embodied in a common language. C. Martin February 02, 2013 at 5:19 AM Good news from a far country...our motherland! richtea February 01, 2013 at 9:57 AM Who cares what that marketing clown acting as PM says? You would be very hard-pressed to find a leader in the Western world, and only leaders make utterances worth listening to. B. S. Davis February 01, 2013 at 6:47 AM Remember all the articles in Time and other place which proclaimed that the new European powerhouse would swamp the United States? Didn't happen, did it? - rather the reverse. This is not an issue with which I am that familiar, but isn't British skepticim in this area more or less traditional? Tom Davis January 31, 2013 at 7:13 PM Parliament’s anti-E.U. Tories, who otherwise have little time for him, called it the most Euro-skeptic speech ever given by a British leader, one they had waited to hear “for 40 years.” So the UK Independence Party's Nigel Farange is not a "British leader" despite being returned to office by the Bristish voter. What a joke. |