David Cameron has caused uncertainty for business with EU referendum, Bank of England warns – Mirror Online
But how will Cameron distract us from his swingeing public spending cuts if he can’t use the EU referendum?
David Cameron has caused “uncertainty” for British firms with his plan for an EU referendum, the Bank of England chief warned yesterday.
Governor Mark Carney begged for “clarity” over the In/Out referendum and demanded the poll be brought forward “with appropriate speed”.
“I think it’s in the interests of everybody that there is clarity about the process and the question and the decision,” Mr Carney said.
His comments pile further pressure on Mr Cameron to bring forward his In/Out referendum from the second half of 2017.
Tory backbenchers and UKIP opponents want the vote held by next summer.
CMD is one of those people that will do anything to remain in power.The in out European referendum was offered to bring voters back from UKIP.
The twelve billion cut in welfare was offered because CMD expected another coalition with Quisling Clegg.He would have backed down to the three billion cut he really wanted,without to much civil unrest.And would have given Cleggy a chance to say that he protected the poor from the worst of the Tory cuts.
Duncan Smith is back in place,because he is so thick,confirmed by John Major and Ken Clarke,that he really does believe he is right.And I doubt that anyone else wanted to inherit the mess he has created.The Universal Credit program that is about dismantling the welfare state.Because has it stands it will go pear shaped any time soon.