Cannes G20 breaks-up with little achieved.

I will search the final communique for matters of substance when it is available, but based on the reports of the post conference statements I have seen so far this must be ranked as one of the biggest international summit failures of all time.

Interestingly as it broke up, Reuters reports that UKIP's Nigel Farage has branded David Cameron  as the "most pro-Europe Conservative leader since Edward Heath" while calling upon Conservative backbench MPs to join his party, read here.

Update 1425 GMT - The final comminique is linked here, may I recommend none waste their time by reading it!

Bloomberg TV states Merkel announces no G20 deal on IMF Resources

Bloomberg TV has made public the above very important news this lunchtime. The 27th October EU, EFSF package could never save the euro. Pouring more IMF cash towards the EU bonfire, would merely have impoverished other taxpayers across the globe and sped the day they would have had a similar non-democratic package imposed upon them, courtesy of the G20, via Global Governance, the skeleton plan for which was outlined by the British PM today, at Cannes, see my posting immediately beneath this!

Update 1335 GMT Merkel's statement is confirmed here  although other reports have EU Council President Von Rompuy stating extra resources have been agreed for the IMF, see here confirming the ususal EU confusion. Elsewher there are reports that Finance Ministers have been charged to discuss this topic in February of next year! Global Non-Governance who needs it? The smaller the simpler and the more democratic! National Sovereignty should rule - OK!

Waiting for Hu!

Can-can?  Read why Cannes Can't from here.

President Sarkozy has invited Cameron to present Global Governance paper at Cannes G20

Any comment on my part to the headline above would be superfluous! I therefore offer the link in proof of the truth of the quote and thereafter the quote itself which contains this unsurprising news, proof positive of Cameron's International Socialist credentials and full integration into the Global Civil Society.

8) Improving global governance. Finally, we look forward to discussing the proposals contained in the report by Prime Minister David Cameron on global governance which he will present at the summit following an invitation by President Sarkozy.

Link to "Joint letter of President Van Rompuy and President Barroso on the G20 Summit in Cannes"