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Previously on "Nicolas Sarkozy tells off David Cameron"
I believe he has elections coming up soon as well so a bit of Rosbeef bashing is probably quite good for that, especially as he's having to take it up the carper from Merkel.
Sarko is courting popularity at home to put in the bank of public opinion for the not too distant day ahead when he has to ask French taxepayers for more cash for the Greeks.
Sarko is courting popularity at home to put in the bank of public opinion for the not too distant day ahead when he has to ask French taxepayers for more cash for the Greeks.
Just read a blog post about this by Alistair Campbell () which reads:
It came shortly after one of the British journalists covering the summit tweeted how refreshing it was not to have a PM like GB constantly lecturing the other leaders and telling them what to do. Cameron’s irritant factor is rather different. Gordon was full of ideas and solutions. It is why Europe’s leaders have cause to thank him for his leadership in Global Financial Crisis
I don't think they see it that way, they see the UK and her failure to join as a huge destabilising force in Europe.
After White Wednesday (16th September 1992) at least the UK learnt its lesson. Its a pity that other countries could not have learnt from the UK's mistake.
If Europe wanted to unify anything is should have started with language. Almost everyone speaks English anyway.
Sarkozy's just peeved that Britain's eurosceptics were right all along about the Euro - and hates being constantly reminded of it.
Either France has to admit defeat and break up the Euro, or it (along with Germany) have to siphon money from their own taxpayers and hand it to the poorer nations.
This always happens with currency unions - its just a question of when.
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