How will Cameron go down in history?

[doodab]

Poll to follow

[BlasterBates]

If Cameron was going to make a stand it should have been at the point where the UK was facing new regulations. If he´d done it at that point he would have garnered a lot of support. Does the City think Cameron played a blinder:

not really

In the end whatever regulations come along they´ll affect the UK whether they like it or not, but by being sidelined means the UK now has no influence at all. It isn´t just a case that all the City´s business is in the UK they do a lot of business in Europe. That will inevitably be affected by new regulation.

[Peoplesoft bloke]

Events, dear boy. Cameron has to play the hand he's dealt - and that means he's not in a position to cover himself in Glory. I honestly think he's a decent chap making the best of a bad job - I'd rate him way above Major and Thatcher in that he's been considerably less nasty to us than either of them.

[DodgyAgent]

If Cameron was going to make a stand it should have been at the point where the UK was facing new regulations. If he´d done it at that point he would have garnered a lot of support. Does the City think Cameron played a blinder:

not really

In the end whatever regulations come along they´ll affect the UK whether they like it or not, but by being sidelined means the UK now has no influence at all. It isn´t just a case that all the City´s business is in the UK they do a lot of business in Europe. That will inevitably be affected by new regulation.

The point is he said no, and he has to now not allow the no to become a yes

[AtW]

So far the Govt did not do much in my view - the course is mildly different from the previous Govt.

[mudskipper]

"a man going to a wife swapping party without his wife"

Angela Merkel: 'I don't believe David Cameron was ever with us at the table' | World news | The Guardian

[Ruprect]

If Cameron was going to make a stand it should have been at the point where the UK was facing new regulations. If he´d done it at that point he would have garnered a lot of support. Does the City think Cameron played a blinder:

not really

In the end whatever regulations come along they´ll affect the UK whether they like it or not, but by being sidelined means the UK now has no influence at all. It isn´t just a case that all the City´s business is in the UK they do a lot of business in Europe. That will inevitably be affected by new regulation.

I wouldn't believe everythng the Guardian says

[scooterscot]

I wouldn't believe everythng the Guardian says

From time to time they get it right, wonder if they have a final issue of NOTW hanging in the newsroom...

[MrMark]

Does anyone really know what the situation will be (as regards the Euro) in 3 weeks, never mind 3 months or 3 years?

We should learn to trust our beloved leader - he knows what he's doing. We hope.

[Spacecadet]

From time to time they get it right

Like a stopped clock?