Dream on Mr Cameron. You obviously don't know your British history - still you wouldn't as you're only a boy!

Every British PM except traitor Heath has tried initially to reform the EEC/EC/EU from inside. IT CAN'T WORK, WON'T WORK 'cos the EU doesn't want it to work. France and Germany insist on sleeping together in their quest for "ever closer union" and that won't change. Britain is big enough to go it alone and to co-operate with the EU only on mutually agreed projects. QED

Terry Stokes, Corby, England

Now let me get this straight, if we join with Europe fully then we can begin to challenge the U.S. at every level and counter it's dominance in the world. We can increase our prospects and opportunities for everyone, improve our standards and start competing in cutting-edge developments of industry, science and research. If we don't and we keep on our merry ol' self sort of way then we become an underfunded society with an important financial centre, ready to be plundered by the big guys whenever anything interesting pops up. Hang on a mo' isn't that...?

Paul McCloskey, london, England

Bravo Mr Cameron. I am delighted to hear yet again that the Conservative Party will finally pull out of the federalist EPP, which has been like a millstone round our necks and the necks of those parties across Europe who share our views on what Europe should really be like.

I am particularly pleased because Mr Cameron is spelling out for anyone who ever doubted it that the Conservatives believe in a dynamic Europe, one that cooperates and works to meet the challenges that we all face, rather than the an inward looking self obsessed entity characterised by the policy doctrine of ‘Fortress Europe’.

Cameron’s vision of Europe is one that is shared by the majority of the people in this country and given the current problems that UKIP are embroiled will surely strike the right note.

Councillor Alistair Thompsonc, portsmouth, UK

I take it Cameron doesn't want to win the election then. Most of us want out of the EU not in it in any way. I hope the people wake up and realise he is Blair MK2, he's already been to the Bilderberg meeting, which usually means he will do as he is told by the NWO if elected. It happens to them all. i suggest the Tories get rid of him if they want to ever get inside No 10.
We need a party that listens to the people not the powers behind our governments.
NO EU and NO NWO

Samantha Jones, Bucks, England

Visitors from Mars would be bemused not only by the EU, but also by David Cameron's policy on the EU. If he really wants "to create a new European Union" then that would have to be a completely new European organisation, literally not just figuratively, with a founding treaty which explicitly rejected the concept of "ever closer union". There's no hope of him achieving that while he says that he'd stay in the present organisation come what may.

Denis Cooper, Maidenhead, England

Reform from the inside? We've been trying that for years and been ignored. The major players in the EU project are quite happy with it as it is. We either settle for what it is - and what's it's destined to become - or get out of this bureaucratic, centralised, dictatorial Soviet.

Tony Jones, Grantham, Lincs

Why is this article not put in context? Why is the New World Order not mentioned and why are your readers not being informed of the goals of a one-world government?
The primary goal of reducing the world population by 1-2 billion in the next 2 years, which is well known now, can hardly be overlooked! Refer: www.policestateplanning.com, for the e-book 'The Police State Road Map' (2005) by Michael Nield.

Clare Swinney, Whangarei, NZ

Mr Cameron is very much on the right track but, as I asked him in a recent communication, it is time for him to look at the voting rights of individuals in the EU not just the voting rights of nations. At present expat Brits living in other EU countries, eg Greece, and paying those countries taxes are barred from voting in those same countries national elections. President Barroso has called this "a gap in electoral rights". I have asked Mr Cameron to intervene in this fundamental democratic crisis. The American revolution was launched on the slogan "No taxation without representation" and yet in 2007 the EU still hasn't caught up with this basic human right.

Dr David Green, Athens, Greece

If he really is going to say these things then fair enough at least he has made a decision. That decision is one of closer EU integration, of accepting that parliament is no longer relevent and that his party will be no different to NuLab. Nobody can reform the EU because there is no accountability, no democratic means to express views and no prospect of it. Most of all, and what will lose him the most votes, is it means another set of politicians who are being dishonest. I have no problem with us staying in the EU if that is what the majority of the country want, democracy I think its called, but to dress this up without giving the facts on migration, economic reality of EU membership and how his 'reforms' will benefit us is to show the voters the same disregard as NuLab.
What is worse is the fact that Merkel will put a proposal to the members in June about the revised constituion, so why tie himself and the party to a view now? His policy is a non-policy, the EPP and Czech support makes no difference to anything so why announce it now?
Only someone who is going to accept the proposals whatever they contain would do that.. Rumbled Mr Cameron

Steve, Colchester, UK

The key part of his speech is TRY TO CHANGE THE E.U. unfortunately the E.U. is a socialist dinosaur and in case he hasn't noticed the majority of the club are Socialist. What are you going to change Dave the Agricultural policy ( can't see the French accepting that one) Going to make them submit proper audited accounts ( doubt if there will be many sign up for that), going to cut down on the fraud, corruption and graft ( doubt that will happen too ingrained in the system). I know; the Euro Politicians will have to submit genuine receipts and stop milking the gravy train.( No, too many heart attacks at the thought of it)
If you haven't learnt already the philosophy of the E.U. is For the State, by the State, and only the State. You know a bit like your mate Blair is trying to do to the U.K.
The only thing to do to a dinosaur is consign it the rubbish bin of history which is where you are going to take the conservative party with this policy. VOTE NO TO EUROPE

J E Cox, Takanini, New Zealand