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    Cameron decided to sort out the eurozone problem by flinging our money at it.

    We should also realise that taxing the City, as the EU wants, would bring the extra money to EU coffers, not to our Treasury.
    Cameron has said he will defend the City, but that means putting a spanner in the plans of the EU to impose a transaction tax on 27 countries.
    The EU cannot make an exception for one member state, either all pull on one end, or the transaction tax falls through, owing to Dave's opposition.

    If this happens, how will the eurozone solve its financial crisis?
    It's obvious that the EU will only benefit if we leave, so they can get on with it as they feel fit. That way they can impose a transaction tax in 26 countries, and solve their debt problem.

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