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I suspect if you change previous debt levels to reflect inflation you'll find at least one previous government that borrowed far more, so much in fact it took us 40 years to pay off.

I'm only quoting a BBC interview I saw a few years ago. I'm too young to remember the campaigning for either referendum - was this aim highlighted at all ?

And of course the interview in which Ted Heath admitted that the aim of political and fiscal union was always the plan but in order to persuade the British public to join the Common Market it was necessary to hide it as much as possible.

Utterly agree with you on CMD making promises he can't possibly keep - hence why my vote is currently flying in UKIPs direction. Have to disagree that the EU isn't considered a major issue. If it wasn't why are 3 of the main 5 parties offering a referendum on in/out ( or a close flavour ) ?