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  No as was said on TV today..we are inextricably linked with the EU. Our banks are completely tied up with it, particularly with Germany and France and it is in their interest and therefore in ours, that the EU and indeed the Euro thrive. We wont half come a cropper if our trading alliance next door fails..who would buy our goods.
  
  The new agreement about bailing each other out in the Eurozone is a good one and should guarantee stability from 2013. If they in the Eurozone thrive we will thrive in harmony so the present Conservative government, who loaned Ireland money for example believe in this. Mr Hannan does not believe in giving Ireland a loan as I understand it. His policy is to be 'a thorn in the side' but its not wise to try to dismantle or hurt the big market on your doorstep. Mr Cameron doesnt see it this way at all.
  
  He mentioned Ireland again the other day during PMQ and endorsed his policy again saying it was best for all of us in the longer run. Not something Daniel Hannan agrees with.

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