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Pathos, melancholy and the proclamation of a golden future: the British Parliament ends the drama of Brexit.
It was not an easy diet that the British MPs had to digest during the Christmas period. The complex agreement that governs the future between the United Kingdom and the European Union consists of 1270 pages. Too much to examine in detail in one day.
Prime Minister Boris Johnson therefore, he confined himself primarily to the historical significance of the treatise:
Today we open a new chapter in our history books. With the recovery of our freedom, we will be able to trade with the whole world again. Britain is once again becoming a sovereign world trading power. The liberation of the European Union is only the prelude to even greater feats of our nation.
For this “heroic achievement,” Johnson was showered with praise from his Conservative party in parliament.
The Prime Minister had freed Britain from the chains of the EU through thick and thin; Johnson said that for this patriotic act, Johnson would go down in the history books. conservative Sir William Cash:
Like Alexander the Great, Johnson broke the Gordian knot. Even Churchill and Thatcher would be proud of him, and so would we. Regaining our sovereignty is an important turning point in the great history of our nation.
An entire army of conservative lawyers had dismantled and scrutinized the deal in recent days, and found the break with the EU to be tough enough. You are still associated with Brussels, but not linked. It looked slightly different Opposition leader Keir Starmer. Shortly before the door closes, the British are presented with a weak and bad deal:
It is completely unacceptable for this contract to be presented to us for review 24 hours before the end of the transition period. A year ago he promised us a deal already done. Then in July. In September. Then in November and at the end it was Christmas Eve.
The economy was left in great uncertainty until the last minute and that in the middle of a pandemic, Starmer complained. The free trade agreement regulates little. The British financial center remains unsure of its future. Administration at the borders will increase massively. The qualifications of British doctors, veterinarians, accountants or architects are no longer recognized in the European Union. “The prime minister has again promised more than he has delivered.”
Legend:
The Brexit drama went on for a good four years. But now that the EU and the UK have agreed to a trade deal, things must be done quickly.
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However, 24 hours before the end of the transition period, there is no other contract than this. Better this deal than no deal, Starmer said in parliament. Most of the Labor MPs agreed with this idea. The contract is clearly rejected by the deputies of the Scottish National Party. With the treaty, Scotland was losing more than it gained, it was believed Ian Blackford:
Scotland is a European country from the bottom of its heart. Independent Scotland has traded closely with continental Europe for hundreds of years. Scottish entrepreneurs traveled, traded and enjoyed freedom of establishment on the continent. Scotland was European before becoming British.
The Scottish MP described the Prime Minister’s Free Trade Agreement as economic vandalism and a betrayal of Scottish fishermen. Blackford also clearly showed that the consequent damage and possible predetermined Brexit breakpoints will determine British policy for a long time to come.
From midnight tomorrow, Britain will once again be a sovereign country, controlling its laws, borders and money. However, London could further lose control of Scottish wishes for independence.
