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Tuesday, December 18, 2012

David Cameron: we will never join a European army

David Cameron |The Prime Minister was accused of taking the first steps towards a single military force across the whole of Europe under a deal reached in Brussels on Friday.

Leaders of all 27 EU countries promised to “strengthen” Europe’s ability to deploy troops “rapidly and effectively” in any future crisis.

They committed to “systematically considering cooperation” across Europe whenever EU member states begin drawing up their national defence plans.

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2 comments:

  1. Unknown18/12/12 13:19

    I hope so ! What if the UK renounced being a member of the EU ? At last, the Union could develop without being stuck by them. Let them stay in their true communities : "privilieged US-UK partnership", Commonwealth... As for the rest, they are just annoying.

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  2. Claude Muller18/12/12 13:30

    Excellent. The UK has nothing to do within a unified EU-Army, neither within the EU itself. Let them go back to where they belong : their "privileged partnership" with US, the Commonwealth. In the EU, they just hamper the integration process in an annoying way.

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