steve fowler

BBC NEWS | Politics | Cameron pledge on EU treaty poll

I dont believe him one bit.

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When Labour won the 1997 General Election, Enoch Powell told his wife that the electorate had voted to break up the United Kingdom.

kernow

I could equally say if I won the lottery I would give every poster on this forum £1000! Slight problem is I don't do the lottery!

Baron von Lotsov

Yes but consider that the public are at least 75% for one and Cameron has taken a bit of a hit in the polls and knows with his current performance he will never see No. 10, then you can see why he is saying this. Also his past pro-EU stance is making him look a bit like Tony Blair and he certainly does not want to look like that. So whatever he intends the point is he is saying these things and that is very good indeed. If he were dodging the issue I'd be far more worried about him. I think there are a lot of backbench people in his party that have privately become far more resolved over being euro-sceptic. They must be saying to their colleagues they told them so.

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gimlet

This is BS from the toad - these are his opt outs, I hope people are not fooled by this:

"But I don't want to explain exactly what we would do in those circumstances because we've got to wait and see whether they take place."

He said he did not want to leave the EU as it was in British interests to be part of it but accused Labour of "lying down and taking whatever is suggested in Brussels".