This fault line, loosely between the disaster banksters and the industrial financiers, has run through the Tory party since the Lawson boom (swiftly followed by the Lawson bust as all his stupid giveaways bankrupted the economy). The red-in-tooth-and-claw capitalists versus those who manage the economy for good business and industry. They pretend they are on the same side, ie against the working classes and the precariat, but beyond that, their aims and means are in complete opposition. The EU is the touchestone, their Tesseracht.

Cameron's entire idea about the referendum was to try to shut one side up, but they were too strong for him. May has tried to appease them, but they will soon devour her too

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