Cameron argues that the country is safer in the European Union
Britain needs the European Union to help fight Islamic State and to repel a Russian who has been "recently hawkish," he said today the British Prime Minister David Cameron, who said that the EU membership is a "big, bold, patriotic case ".
While remaining a little more than six weeks before the referendum, both camps in the EU stay and the departure from that reinforce their arguments. Former Mayor of London Boris Johnson is going to challenge the arguments of Prime Minister, in a speech which will address later today and support that British withdrawal, the Brexit, will help the country.
Citing the safety argument to support a vote in favor of leaving Britain to the EU referendum of June 23, Cameron drew from history, citing the British leader during World War II Winston Churchill to strengthen its position that " isolationism never served this country. "
"I want to show that if you love this country, if you want to keep strong in the world and to keep its people safe, our membership of the EU is one of the tools that help us to do these things," he said Cameron, addressing diplomats and supporters of the "yes".
"I do not support that the EU and it was only that kept the peace in Europe over the last 70 years, certainly not, NATO played an absolutely key role ... but it is amazing the fact that countries that were fighting each other and killed now find a way to work together. "
The British Prime Minister warned that Britain may be exposed to greater threats if voters decide to vote in favor of EU withdrawal, stressing the role that had the cooperation of the security services after the death of dozens of people in attacks by the Islamic State in Brussels in Paris.
Britain needs the European Union to help fight Islamic State and to repel a Russian who has been "recently hawkish," he said today the British Prime Minister David Cameron, who said that the EU membership is a "big, bold, patriotic case ".
While remaining a little more than six weeks before the referendum, both camps in the EU stay and the departure from that reinforce their arguments. Former Mayor of London Boris Johnson is going to challenge the arguments of Prime Minister, in a speech which will address later today and support that British withdrawal, the Brexit, will help the country.
Citing the safety argument to support a vote in favor of leaving Britain to the EU referendum of June 23, Cameron drew from history, citing the British leader during World War II Winston Churchill to strengthen its position that " isolationism never served this country. "
"I want to show that if you love this country, if you want to keep strong in the world and to keep its people safe, our membership of the EU is one of the tools that help us to do these things," he said Cameron, addressing diplomats and supporters of the "yes".
"I do not support that the EU and it was only that kept the peace in Europe over the last 70 years, certainly not, NATO played an absolutely key role ... but it is amazing the fact that countries that were fighting each other and killed now find a way to work together. "
The British Prime Minister warned that Britain may be exposed to greater threats if voters decide to vote in favor of EU withdrawal, stressing the role that had the cooperation of the security services after the death of dozens of people in attacks by the Islamic State in Brussels in Paris.
