David Cameron wants to call a referendum on staying in the European Union

David Cameron seems to accelerate, not to suffer a decline of consensus, on the referendum to be, or not, within the European Union. Recent statements by the British Prime Minister are marked by nationalism marked by reasons of self-British, he explained on the grounds that its economy is the fifth in the world. This figure, although it is true, however, must be considered in the light of the facilities that finance English, true economic engine of a state that has almost a manufacturing industry has enjoyed for the stay in the EU. The British presence in the institutions of Brussels has always been ambiguous and became gradually less and less convinced, also taking huge profits from the free movement of capital managed from London. No coincidence that Cameron spoke of an emotional bond that was weakened at the rules more stringent, but still very loose, the European Union, that the British are proving to suffer more and more. In fact, apart from the psychological effect, image and the inevitable consequences that would fuel anti-European parties, who have the most to lose from the exit from Brussels is just Britain, that would be very limited in financial maneuvers with the rest of 'Europe. On the other hand, London has proven to not have built-in, while the minimum European project, drawing mostly benefits. The real intention of Cameron is to get new rules, making a close relationship that should link the United Kingdom to the European Union, in a regulatory framework valid only for London, which would make it a member of a special status, so as not lie within the normal fees that bind a nation to INSTITUTIONS Against Brussels. It is a request that looks like blackmail, based precisely on the possible influence that London could indirectly exercise on groups opposed to the European Union, in the other states, which have often already made their voices heard against any project of political unification. Cameron asserts that the United Kingdom can not stay within regulations that can not control, but means they can not control themselves, so coming out of the very logic of union between several countries. With this reasoning London claiming for itself a higher law than the other nations, including Germany, trying to legalize an imbalance in favor of one state, compared to the general standards valid for other nations that have signed the Treaties . The British prime minister, however, makes a real chance, that the dual purpose of strengthening its internal leadership both in terms of leadership in the Conservative Party, both within the British nation. This seems too little compared to the stakes and the possible economic consequences of an exit from the European Union. Yet Cameron probably is not as opposed to staying in Brussels, but it is conditioned by an increasing share of the public that goes in this direction, although, according to polls, the pro-spill are only slightly outnumber to those who want to stay in Brussels. In this scenario Cameron shows too wait and does not want to deliberately choose a clear position and called to try to get the maximum benefit for his political career any way to choose the country, thus proving to be a statesman of low level, without a long view radius, regardless of where it will be placed the UK. From the organizational point of view the referendum should take place in 2016 rather than in 2017, not to overlap with the French and German elections, going to bring forward by a year the future of the UK. However, if the subjects of His Majesty will decide to stay in the European Union, the United Kingdom will have to adapt without other conditions in collective decisions that Brussels will take through their organs, without alleging anything. For other European countries, in this case, it would be necessary to introduce more binding mechanisms capable of binding the development political union in the single currency, governed by principles largest outside of logic too linked to the rigidity of the budget imposed by Germany.