Political capital

The risk of division is to political threat, terrorism is a reason for unity. Cameron has left political leadership to his enemies and this has consequences. One is the end of support for moderation and the reaction of Corbyn is to lead those forces. The right is becoming a threat to the establishment and the left has become an outlet.

Cameron reinforced the effect of opportunity and the political decline will cover any support for integration. A second referendum is likely to be annulled by economic risk and social damage. If held it will increase the political rift and the question is a plural attempt to undermine democratic forces. The input is the result.

The legitimacy has been undermined by a change of leadership and the risk is political reinforcement of the left. So far personalities have been allowed to overshadow European arguments. The left has undermined political unity. Cameron is supporting this disunity to reinvent his CV. Does the political framework prevent a grab in foreign policy?

The American opponents will not come to our aid, the perception is social and the risk is economic. Does integration matter? The rescue is left leaning and the consequences political and a threat to international unity. At this time the origins of power are social, and economy is ignored. Corbyn may be a winner of this process and Cameron has political capital at stake.