Cameron: I do not regret ordering a referendum on EU membership – Gazeta Wyborcza

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Cameron said that if the remaining country in the EU will want to quickly strengthen its position in both the British parliament and the Union (STEFAN WERMUTH / REUTERS / REUTERS)

                  
                  
                  

                  
             

             
   
   
   
 
 
 
 

- And so we would have to finally answer this question. Europe has changed a lot since the 70s, even if the referendum did not take place now, you need to be able to carry out in the future - said in "Financial Times" British Prime Minister David Cameron. A referendum on the continued presence of this country in the EU on Thursday.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
                          
 

                 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

         

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Writing in Wednesday's issue of the daily "Financial Times" British Prime Minister admits that the number of supporters and opponents Brexitu is very tight, so "no one he knows what will happen. " David Cameron does not regret, however, announcement that it would referendum in 2013. Even though - as noted by "FT" - in fact forced him to threaten revolt Eurosceptic wing of the Conservative Party concerned, in turn increasing popularity of anti-EU United Kingdom Independence Party (UKIP) Nigel Farage.

Cameron: If we vote for output, it will be a decision irreversible

- And so we would have to finally answer this question. Europe has changed a lot since the 70s, even if the referendum did not take place now, you need to be able to carry out in the future - believes the British Prime Minister.

In the event of victory in the referendum supporters Brexitu Cameron intends - contrary to the opinion of many Tories - remain as Prime Minister, and the referendum regardless of the outcome will end his view disputes about whether the UK should remain in the EU. - The referendum will decide the matter, regardless of the outcome will be decisive. United Kingdom will not be passed through it again. On the other hand, if we vote for the output, it will be an irreversible decision - he said. The newspaper interprets this as a warning to the eurosceptic wing Tories.

Cameron said that if the remaining country in the EU will want to quickly strengthen its position in both the British Parliament and the Union, a troubled by months of internal party disputes over the EU . Among their plans mentioned the introduction of a package of measures to increase social mobility of citizens (ie. The strategy of life opportunities) and the vote on the behavior of nuclear submarines with nuclear ballistic missiles Trident, which would have to return to unite conservatives.

In the next week Cameron it intends to go to the EU summit in Brussels. In the event of failure of supporters Brexitu wants to strive to conclude new trade agreements and cooperation in the fight against terrorism, as well as economic reform on a larger scale.

Brexit? Consequences "would be harmful not only for the UK. Britain, but also in Europe"

According to the head of the British government possible Brexit not lead to the disintegration of the EU by triggering a domino effect. - I do not think that if our output Denmark or the Netherlands had suddenly do the same thing - he stressed. He added, however, that the output of the UK with the EU "would have a huge and negative impact on the rest of the Union," Brussels would react to a deepening of European integration and the strengthening of pressure on the political aspect of the EU. - It would be damaging not only for the UK but also for Europe, which we would have liked - said Cameron.

On the allegations that the Euro-enthusiasm revealed only recently, he said: - My position has always been such the same throughout my political career. I have always said that the best the UK

will be Tpozostanie in the EU.

He admitted that since he became Prime Minister, he began to see the cooperation between the EU countries as an important element of the British security.

- NATO is the foundation of our security, but the EU is playing an increasingly bigger, more important and more valuable role in the exchange of information on terrorism, crime and borders - he said.

at the end of discussing the interview article "Financial Times" quotes one of his colleagues of the British Prime Minister, convincing, that the referendum will go after Cameron's thoughts: - His political legacy will be based on the fact that dragged the UK economy from the brink of disaster, he stopped Scotland in the United Kingdom and Great Britain in the EU. Convince themselves.

         

         

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