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Monday, 30th January 2012
Monday, 30th January 2012 should be remembered as the day that David Cameron showed the British people his true colours.
Last month he was painted as the returning hero from Brussels when he supposedly
used his veto over a new treaty. There was no treaty text so technically a veto could
not be used.
He also made it clear he would not allow EU institutions to be used
to co-
How much can change in a few weeks.
His
actions are no more than another example of eurosceptic posturing.
It is now clear
that the Government has committed a U-
The U-
Martin Callanan, leader of the Conservative MEPs, said: "There is no doubt
that the government's position has altered since the December summit when they were
insisting the Institutions could not be used."
Some might argue that this has been
done to pacify his coalition partners, others might say that he is not as tough on
the EU as he would like you to think.
One thing is for sure: you can not trust David
Cameron or the Conservative Party to stand up to the EU.
His actions speak louder
than words.
Cameron shows true colours in Brussels