The German Plan for the takeover of the EU sparks outrage in Britain

DEMANDS were growing last night for Britain to act to halt Germany’s relentless march towards creating a European superstate.

Fury erupted after German Chancellor Angela Merkel yesterday cranked up her plans for political union.

On the day she met David Cameron in Berlin to try to tackle the eurozone crisis, she declared:

“We need more Europe. We don’t only need monetary union, we also need a so-called fiscal union. And most of all we need a political union, which means we need to gradually cede powers to Europe and give Europe control.”

Her comments added weight to the Daily Express crusade to get Britain out of the EU. And they triggered a chorus of calls for the Prime Minister to stand up to Germany’s desire to dominate.

Tory MP Philip Davies said: “The euro is beyond fixing, it is a busted flush. The sooner they accept that the better. We don’t need more politics to sort the problem. This Soviet-style political project has failed.”

Fellow Conservative backbencher Douglas Carswell said:

“The German taxpayer is going to be extremely reluctant to take on eurozone debt.

“What we are seeing is a deluded European elite resisting failure at all costs.”

Ms ¬Merkel’s remarks highlighted a growing rift with non-euro member Britain.

At their meeting later, Mr Cameron pledged he would not ask British taxpayers to underwrite the debts of ailing banks in Greece and Spain.

The Prime Minister said he had “no doubt” that the 17 nations of the eurozone would move towards closer fiscal union within the next weeks and months.

But he made clear Britain would not be involved in any such arrangement

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