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23. January 2013, 20:13:48
Mort 
David Cameron is showing signs that he is not confident that he'll(his party) is capable of winning at the next election.

The conservative leader has stated "he is commitment to hold a referendum on the UK's future in Europe if he wins the next election." .... The UKIP party is stealing votes over the UK's involvement in the EU and our treaties as such. Mainly because the conservatives and labour parties were not willing to do anything, it being good jobs for the boys as EMP's.

It's like the US states arguing with da feds. Mostly just for show.

24. January 2013, 03:05:46
rod03801 
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(V): Show? Sorry, but it was INTENDED that the states have more power than the federal govt.

24. January 2013, 17:27:43
Mort 
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rod03801: Intentions... Well, that says it all.

As I said..... show.

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