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Nicolas Sarkozy and David cameron have a Row!

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  • 24-10-2011 4:31pm
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    RobitTV
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    During two hours of bitter exchanges during a meeting of all 27 EU leaders before a crisis summit of the eurozone’s 17 members on Wednesday, President Sarkozy fought hard to get the Prime Minister barred from talks that would finalise a 100billion euros cash injection into banks.

    ”We’re sick of you criticising us and telling us what to do. You say you hate the euro, you didn’t want to join and now you want to interfere in our meetings,” the French leader told Mr Cameron, according to diplomats

    The president went on to say he was ‘sick’ of picking up newspapers and reading advice on the eurozone crisis from the Prime Minister and Chancellor George Osborne.

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    Biggins
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    http://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/showthread.php?t=2056430179


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    Fratton Fred
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    Someone needs to tell him what to do, because he hasn't got a ****ing clue.


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    parrai
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    But he fears that regular meetings of the euro’s 17 governments will lead to the creation of a Franco-Greman dominated “caucus” or a bloc that could hijack the EU’s single market for its own ends, damaging the British economy by imposing regulations that benefit Paris or Frankfurt over the City of London.

    ”There is danger that as the eurozone comes together that those countries outside might see the eurozone start to take decisions on some of the things that are vital to them in the single market, for instance financial services,” he said.




    Whilst I have no love for the euro, I think Cameron is thinking of what he could do with that power himself...


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    KeithM89_old
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    Biggins wrote: »
    http://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/showthread.php?t=2056430179

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