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FLIP! Yesterday, Cameron opposed In-Out European Union referendum. FLOP! Today, Cameron he say yes to a referendum.
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“As we get closer to the end point we will need to consider how best to get the full-hearted support of the British people, whether it is in a general election or a referendum. As I have said, for me the two words 'Europe’ and 'referendum’ can go together, particularly if we really are proposing a change in how our country is governed, but let us get the people a real choice first.” David Cameron 1-7-12 Sunday Telegraph
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'FFS, when will they ever learn. We cannot renegotiate the Lisbon Treaty (there are no provisions within it to do so'.
We can only withdraw and then, if the British voters wish we can re-enter under new terms. (see Vienna Convention on the Laws of Treaties (the UK is signatory))
We can only withdraw from EU using Article 50 of the Lisbon Treaty.
Any other argument is deception and no form of weasel words can change that.