I should add that the Germans may be right, they may know best and the long term may prove that to be the case. However it's how the peoples of many different nations react to being told how much they're going to suffer from afar that really matter, NOT who's right or wrong. They may all sign up to a new agreement but let's face it, the suffering isn't going to be shared equally is it.
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Hungary look like they will sign the EU treaty so we'll be the only ones not to do so.
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That doesn't surprise me - I dare say all sorts of pressure is being brought to bear on the various member states behind the scenes. It's what they finally manage to agree on that matters and the more members in the club, the harder getting a effective concensus on how to proceed will be.
For those who condemn Cameron for standing up for the UK's interests ask yourselves whose interests the Germans and French are standing up for. That's normal isn't it and it's the reason the EU as most of us would like to see it will never exist.