"For years, the Tory party and the Tory press have been infiltrated by our own neoconservatives, more determined even than Blair to serve the national interest of another country. Under William Hague, Iain Duncan Smith and Michael Howard - egged on by Charles Moore, Matthew d'Ancona and Michael Gove - the Tories came close to being what the socialist leader Leon Blum called the French Communists, "a foreign nationalist party"."

Interesting analysis of Cameron's positioning on foreign policy.  Wheatcroft praises Cameron for shifting the Tory's position - but can he carry his party with him?

Geoffrey Wheatcroft - The Guardian