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Let's not forget why Cameron did it. He was under pressure from ukip and hardliners in his party.
As then was May and as is now Johnson. Brexit party is ukip2.
Some political forces have never been happy with the eu membership, especially since it started to involve more than the economy.
Dont think Cameron could have resisted forever. Though its campaign and rules were done wrong.
My point is that this issue has been poisoning the debate at least since the Major government.
UK has never been a fully committed eu member.
Last edited by Twosugars; 14-09-2019 at 08:38 PM.
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14-09-2019, 08:37 PM
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