The Ue is facing the worse crisis of his history, and it's going to do it without United Kingdom.
The English Government has always been the most eurosceptic of the continent, but after the last meeting in Bruxelles Cameron just decided to cross the line beetween euroscepticism and antieuropeism.
Cameron was really clear in his statements: he is proud to be out of the eurozone, and he is going to veto every try to modify the lisboa treaty harming the “key interests” of United Kingdom.
The English Minister is playing a dangerous game: his isolation in Bruxelles is getting worse, and his way to handle the eurocrisis could maybe help him to get some vote at home, but it won't save England from the possible crash of euro.
Hearing Cameron talking about the “key interests” of Uk is offensive to every european citizen who is facing sacrifices to survive to the economical crisis. There is no english interest at stake, just european's. And Uk is a part of europe, even if Cameron is always trying to deny it. If Ue is going to fail, Uk will come along.
The 2008 crash of the financial system was created by the financial market, and europe has to control and tax it. Even if this mean to harm english interest. We have to, because it's necessary and because it's right. We are in the same boat, and we have to row in the same direction.
Uk is too important to be left behind in the process of europe integration, but we can't wait for english people. The crisis is now, and the solutions must be quick. With or without Cameron. If Uk wants to stay out of the european process, we have to accept his decision. But english people needs to decide: british isolation can't last forever. Sooner or later they will have to decide what's their european future. They cannot be half european ad perpetuum.
Cameron could be one of the great architect of the New Europe. If he just want to be a witness, so be it.