Last time I checked, England was busy breaking international law and planning to fuck over Ireland, Wales and Scotland.
The England I see has no moral high-ground to occupy.
The Windrush scandal proves that absolutely. A despicable, dishonest state that majors in hypocrisy. And I say that, sadly, as an Englishman.
The England I see has no moral high-ground to occupy.
The Windrush scandal proves that absolutely. A despicable, dishonest state that majors in hypocrisy. And I say that, sadly, as an Englishman.
The UK are sensibly putting in place legislation (should it be needed) to protect internal trade within our own nation. This is having identified a trap set by the EU whereby unlike any other country in the world they would not guarantee third country status. The EU simply have to confirm they will treat the UK like every other sovereign nation they deal with and there will not be any recourse to use the sensible legislation to protect the internal affairs of The UK. Sound and proper safeguards put in place by the government of this country to protect home affairs.
Windrush has been handled exceptionally badly and that needs seriously addressing. Apologies have been issued and remedial action instigated.
Whilst it is right and appropriate to highlight Britain's short comings on this subject (Windrush) it is not the full and fair picture that I referred to. To not provide balance and examples of good practice is both selective and disingenuous.
I would also remind you that nothing is agreed until it is all agreed and if the EU don't like the terms they can walk away with a no deal the same as the UK can.