EU Can’t Trust Britain to Keep Its Word
The British government reneges on its commitment to Northern Ireland — again.
The British government reneges on its commitment to Northern Ireland — again.
To keep its border with Spain open, Gibraltar accepts a Spanish role in guarding its ports.
The highlights, analysis and the one thing that’s left: Gibraltar.
If it wants free trade with the EU, it must abide by its rules.
The prime minister proposes to renege on Britain’s withdrawal agreement with the EU.
Some 15,000 Spanish residents cross the border to work in Gibraltar every day.
The EU is not impressed.
Britain won’t become a tax haven.
But they are unrealistic.
The people who warned against Brexit have been working to prevent their own predictions from coming true.
Will voters in Northern Ireland and Scotland prefer the EU to a Conservative-ruled England?
Victory!
The only certainty at this stage is that the Conservative civil war over Europe is coming to an end.
But the British aren’t listening.
It will work just as well as it did for the Greek prime minister.