Sometimes I think most political commentators are blind.
Take this "advice" from Damian McBride to David Cameron on how to get the best from the EU: http://damianpmcbride.tumblr.com/post/90053361649/the-art-of-blocking-eu-appointments
The is nothing in David Cameron's record that indicates he wants to get the best from Brussels.
All his actions (not the carefully prepared words mind, his actions) are consistent with someone heading towards the exit.
And with an intransigent Juncker saying "Nein nein nein" in a sinister foreign accent, the scene is now set for him to attempt negotiations, be rebuffed, and recommend a NO vote without splitting the Conservative party.
He is a master of politics and will go down as the greatest British Prime Minister of the 21st century.
Take this "advice" from Damian McBride to David Cameron on how to get the best from the EU: http://damianpmcbride.tumblr.com/post/90053361649/the-art-of-blocking-eu-appointments
The is nothing in David Cameron's record that indicates he wants to get the best from Brussels.
All his actions (not the carefully prepared words mind, his actions) are consistent with someone heading towards the exit.
And with an intransigent Juncker saying "Nein nein nein" in a sinister foreign accent, the scene is now set for him to attempt negotiations, be rebuffed, and recommend a NO vote without splitting the Conservative party.
He is a master of politics and will go down as the greatest British Prime Minister of the 21st century.
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