David Cameron as Britain leaves EU: 'I knew this day would come'

Former prime minister David Cameron said on Friday Britain ‘can make a success’ of Brexit, on the day the country is set to leave the European Union. Cameron took the decision to hold a referendum on the Britain’s membership of the European Union in 2016.
‘I led the campaign to stay in but I always accepted the referendum result and knew this day would come’, he said.

The Guardian YouTube network:

[aw]

Cameron accepted the result of the referendum? he resigned and ran away from the result at the first opportunity.

[nataliemccall]

Brexit is Cameron's legacy. His obfuscation of this fact is as cowardly as his resignation the day of the result.

[alanparker]

Architects of Brexit, David Cameron and George Osborne, have made millions since leaving office whilst the pay of average worker has stagnated.
As always, working class suffers

[alanparker]

Lest we forget. The Great Architect of the Shitshow. Happy Brexit day David Cameron

[theresenydahl]

I can't stand him, I'm ok if I never see him again.

[ahippy]

He should never have turned a referendum, which is just meant to get an idea, into a legally binding agreement then run away.

[ethandyer]

Cameron really rushed the referendum didn’t plan anything out

[cryptopoussin]

History books will remember next generations Mr Cameron failure.

[tomimpala]

No you didn't. You instructed your people not to prepare for brexit you were so sure it wouldn't happen haha

[mombser]

He knew this day would come----No he did not--He was sure Teresa May would keep us in by one means or another. Just as he was sure we would not vote to leave. Any one listening to him prior to the vote in 2016 would have seen his confidence in his words .

[DoFeedThePigeons]

He’s lying he was working from the shadows with Tony Blair

[hongmike]

If he knows that maybe more than half of the people want to leave the EU，then why did he start the referendum?

[BlueLightningSky]

Dude is literally the guy that disappears in a group project and only shows up when it actually works out and then claims credit.

[pjmann]

Imagine a PM giving the public their own voice. No wonder the outrage of the looney left

[saltmerchant]

To think, all of this madness and self-destruction for Cameron's foolish bid to consolidate control of the tories.

[stevenbusby]

Complete cowardice. Thanks for all you did.

[hongmike]

If he does not want the day to happen, he could.

[MrMarkhall]

David Cameron - get Britain working should read get the poor working for the rich on low wages.

[samwright]

let's not put all the blame on dave, there is plenty to go round, bojo the clown act and parasite fartage is at the top of my list

[quid]

David Cameron, gambled our kid's futures for more power, and he lost both.