Observations

The reaction of many of our readers to Part One of this series yesterday is probably best summarised by: "If the EU are behaving so badly, we'll holiday in the UK or in a non-EU country, thank you very much."

We seriously wonder if the fanatical idealogues in the EU Commission - to say nothing of some of the leaders of EU countries such as Monsieur Macron - have any idea of what they are risking. The British people are generally tolerant, and slow to anger. We sense a growing feeling of anger amongst the British people against the EU's bullying, unreasonable, and vindictive behaviour towards the United Kingdom.

The EU's vindictive behaviour crosses all areas, from its absurd insistence that despite almost all UK standards and laws still being identical to those of the EU, it will make life as tough as possible for UK exporters, to its legal action against the UK for trying to keep the United Kingdom as a whole country, to its refusal to grant 'equivalence' to the UK's important financial sector despite the UK having done this unilaterally for the EU last November.

This was always going to happen when you have unelected fanatics in charge

There can now be no doubt whatsoever that what we predicted since 2016 - that the EU would never agree a reasonable deal resulting in friendly relations - has come to pass.

This EU Commission is on the ropes. It's performance in key areas has been abysmal and its focus on the priorities it deems important are very clearly out of place given the immediate challenges it faces.

As for tourism and the EU jobs dependent on this, do we think the EU Commission gives a hoot? No, we do not. The Berlaymont building in Brussels is now run by zealots intent on punishing the United Kingdom for daring to break free. The interests of its own citizens whose jobs are on the line are way down the priority list.

If the EU wishes to make the Europe-loving British public think again about their holiday plans (and their purchasing preferences in the shops in the UK), then they are going the right way about it.

We love Europe and its peoples. We dislike the EU intensely.

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