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Conservative leader David Cameron must match rhetoric to action if he is to have any chance of winning the confidence of voters in his ‘new’ policies on Europe, say Eurosceptics.

“Too many times we have heard opposition politicians talking the talk about ‘standing up’ for Britain in Europe,” said George West, Chairman of the cross-party Campaign for an Independent Britain. “Following hard on the heals of his climb-down over his ‘cast iron’ promise to hold a referendum on the Lisbon Treaty, Mr Cameron has much to do to persuade the British people that he in earnest about reducing the role of the EU in our national life.”

“The sort of ‘a la carte’ Europe that Mr Cameron now seems to favour runs entirely contrary to the whole thrust of ever deepening European integration over the past fifty years, and is explicitly ruled out by the Lisbon Treaty which Mr Cameron now says we are powerless to re! peal.”

Campaign for an Independent Britain also notes that the Conservative leader’s call for a ‘Sovereignty Act’ is a clear admission by Mr Cameron that Britain is no longer a free and independent nation.

“Sooner rather than later the fundamental question of Britain’s overall relationship with the European Union must be addressed,” said Mr West. “Supporters of the EU are already raising the spectre that Mr Cameron’s policies will lead to Britain leaving the EU altogether. Good. Such an outcome should not be feared. A Britain outside the European Union would be freed from the straight-jacket of rules, taxes and regulations that have crippled our economic life and right to self-determination for a generation.”

Popular Alliance Comment: We wish to trade with Europe, to co-operate with Europe, to help Europe. We do not wish to lose our Sovereign powers and be dictated to by unelected bureaucrats pursuing a Superstate agenda.

 
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Gordon declares he is WYSIWYG

Well what we have seen is what we got:

  • An unelected PM with a dubious management style
  • A disastrous Pension crisis
  • Broken manifesto promises - No EU referendum
  • 3 times disgraced minister resignation - reinstated as a Lord and pseudo PM
  • Introduced more stealth taxes than any other chancellor in history
  • Sold UK gold reserves at the bottom of the market ignoring expert advice not to
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  • Etc, the list goes on. See

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