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There are so many Tory Party members openly arguing on various media about Cameron’s EU deal, it’s impossible to show all of it.
Here are just a few tweets from Tory MPs within the last few hours alone (click to enlarge):
Hate to tell you Cameron, but I think this is what they call civil war …
https://twitter.com/andrewpercy/status/700976020804018176
https://twitter.com/andrewpercy/status/700978609356464128
https://twitter.com/EdwardLeighMP/status/700996177098096640
https://twitter.com/DavidJonesMP/status/700818854826659840
Pride's Purge 
Reblogged this on disabledsingleparent.
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Tweeted @melissacade68
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Cameron got the deal on benefits.? his main problem overall and i have known him for years in his younger days
he is a very insincere person you cant tell him anything and that alone would never sit well either with me as a retired diplomat or anyone that i use to associate with and that’s the bottom line
The EU is for everyone and fairness and equality is for everyone who believes in those values
David Cameron does not believe in those values and never has done so you cant expect him to do well on any level when dealing with his fellow EU colleagues
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I have never trolled anyone, notwithstanding the former, I was amazed at how many Tory MPs have blocked me on twitter!
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Reblogged this on Sid's Blog and commented:
Will this be headline news for weeks in Tabloids & Sky/BBC?
Hell no
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Isn’t debate about important issues exactly what should happen within (and between) parties, and also exactly what Corbyn advocates? Why do many Labour supporters such as Tom Pride welcome it within their own party and then apparently criticise it in the Tories?
[Criticise it? I’ll have you know I LOVE the idea of civil war in the Tory Party!] -TOM
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The main problem this country faces in leaving the EU is that it will turn in to a dictatorship with the lower paid and the sick and disabled having to bear the brunt of what a dictatorship is which is one of manipulation and for those who are the most vulnerable their death
personally i would stay in the EU to safeguard the founding principal of the EU which was an antidote to the extreme nationalism which had devastated the continent.
people like David Cameron/ IDS and the other elitists Osborne and Johnson along with likes of usa’s Donald trump are a danger to all who get caught up in their extreme right wing agenda’s and should have no place in politics in this day and age and am sure the public on voting day will see sense and vote to stay in just as Scotland voted to stay in the uk
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Any deal short of a full commitment is bound to fail. This have our cake and eating syndrome is simple electioneering. Following our insistence of taking ourselves from a position of central power to a marginalised whiner of a country. The only country to care about ‘us’ anymore is ‘us’. We’ve imported US business practices that are even illegal in the states! I’m no fan of centralised authority – even though that’s what we’ve done to ourselves since 80s Thatcherism onwards – but trying to pretend that any negotiation can see us stand against The EU? Imagine the tactics they could bring to bare if we were out?
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Watch out for what else is happening when the news and mainstream media are clogged with stories about disunity in the Tory ranks regarding the EU referendum. Cuts will slip under the journalistic radar.
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