The Ukip leader accused David Cameron of putting Europe’s interests ahead of Britain’s in a cutting outburst at the PM, who yesterday gave his strongest ever warning about leaving the EU.
Yesterday Cameron claimed leaving the EU would cost Britain hundreds of millions of pounds and not give the UK any more control over immigration than it already has.
He was accused of resorting to “scaremongering” because he was failing to renegotiate Britain’s membership of the EU. Today Mr Farage slammed Mr Cameron's attempt to renegotiate UK membership as "a national embarrassment", stating Britain had been reduced to "a grovelling junior member of a German-dominated club".
The MEP also warned a 'no' vote in the upcoming referendum would also spell "the end of a Prime Minister obsessed with putting the EU’s interests ahead of our own." Mr Farage said: "The process has made it clearer today than ever that those in the EU have no interest in what is best for Britain, only in further EU harmonisation, centralisation and power.
"There is no grand deal on offer for Britain to remain in the EU. The Euro project is a steamroller, and if we remain in, we will be flattened by it.” Express.
