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Hyperventilation Charade: EU Demands Another €2.1 Billion from UK, "We Won't Pay," Says Furious Came - Mish - Global Economic Analysis

Cui bono? The EU does not wish to see Cameron weakened and Farage strengthened. The rise of UKIP is a major worry to the EU.
I think that Cameron will emerge as the man who forced Brussels to back down.
If Cameron can be recast as a PM of strength with regard to the EU (don't laugh), then there will be much less reason to vote for Farage and UKIP.
Invent a sum owed and then cancel it under the pressure of a determined and principled Prime Minister - okay, you can laugh now.

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Beginning of the headline :Things are about to get more interesting in the EU as a review of budget procedures shows the UK, Greece, and Italy owe more money, but Germany and France will get money back. Curiously, this came about following a review of non-profit organizations from churches and universities to trade unions, charities and sports clubs. The time period is 2002-2009. Cameron's Obvious Bluff UK prime minister David Cameron is already battling French President Francois Hollande abroad, and UKIP at home. Thu... Read More

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