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[Kean890]

I have a suggestion.

They sacrificed their lives in vain to secure the British people's democracy and Sovereignty.

You can respect their memory by honouring your claim that you intended to repatriate the sacred powers they fought so bravely to protect.
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[Boudicca]

He could try. They certainly didn't make their sacrifice so that the likes of Barosso and Rumpuy could control the UK.

Howsabout recovering the Sovereignty that successive British governments have given away to the EU, without a mandate from the British people.

If he fails to do that everything else he has to say is simply hogwash.

Where's our Referendum Dave?

[T.England. Very working class.]

Very well said.

[T.England. Very working class.]

Another comment very well said.

[Jack Pershing]

He can make a start by withdrawing all our troops from conflict zones that don't involve the national interests of our country and by announcing that our troops will again never be put in harm's way unless the security of our country is directly threatened. Although as far as I know no British lives were lost in Libya, many innocent Libyans were killed and now they face the prospect of living under an Iranian style islamist regime. Some result! At a cost of millions to the taxpayer.

[Frank Furter]

Please lets not make this another bash Cameron thread. Lets take what he said at face value and agree with it. Lets leave our views about the EU and repatriation of powers until tomorrow, there will be plenty of opportunities to have your say then.

[T.England. Very working class.]

That's a nice idea but as the EU has stuck it's face in every part of our lives & still wants more, not relating any part of life in Britain to the EU isn't possible, so Cameron doesn't get a break, bit like us with the EU!