True Willo, but if we (god forbid) do end up staying in – then these ‘concessions’ are all we are left with. And that’s if they even get voted through!

Cameron has to stand down, as he almost certainly will over the loss of confidence that an 'Out' vote would show.

I don't subscribe to this view that Cameron will be duty bound to "Stand Down" if the UK votes to leave.I don't see this as being an issue of "No Confidence" in the PM Per Se.

And apart from seemingly hefty dose of Farageitis...what statistical evidence do you base your assumption that 'We don't need or want to change it from within, we want out of it to be in charge of ourselves once again'. Who exactly is WE and how many?

For what it is worth, I do wholeheartedly agree that EU has been a poorly run political animal but rather than put it down , it needs to be operated upon from within, for the potential growth and development that it can generate for UK needs & interests.

For those who wish us to leave, then you obviously think Barack Obama is likewise a cretan given his views. He said the UK's EU membership "gives us much greater confidence about the strength of the transatlantic union".

So is Barack wrong as well? Or is he a realist in terms of modern day market forces and beyond?

propped up or saddled with unsustainable debts and forced to sell public assets to private companies as part of the deal?

We are not all automatons.
This is cross-party matter and Cameron himself allowed his ministers to campaign whichever way they felt about remaining or leaving the EU.

I have been an active and loyal member of the Conservative Party for decades and I will continue to support them.