Observations

How this informs today’s key meetings in Belfast and Brussels

Today the PM is in Belfast, trying to sell his sell-out Northern Ireland Protocol deal to the DUP. Surprisngly, this is the first time they will have seen any details of it, despite Northern Ireland being the part of the UK involved most, and despite the DUP being pivotal to the deal’s acceptance.

At the same time, Foreign Secretary James Cleverly is in Brussels, signing it off in principle with the 27 EU ‘Ambassadors’ from each EU member country.

Then tomorrow (Saturday), Rishi Sunak jets off to the Munich Security Summit where he will meet Emmanuel Macron of France, Olaf Scholz of Germany, and other EU leaders to cement eveything.

We strongly advise the PM to read our report above. The UK is not “the poor supplicant”. The EU badly needs the UK market to buy its goods. On almost every important measure the UK has been out-performing the EU. We will be publishing a very important article about sovereignty tomorrow.

The almost unbelievable jobs figures

For there to be over two million more people in payrolled employment since the EU Referendum is a magnificent achievement, considering the EU’s hostile and obstructive approach to the UK since the British people voted Leave in 2016. And this is on top of the Covid lockdowns and the Putin energy crisis.

It must have been an oversight on the part of the BBC and other pro-Remain media outlets not to cover this great news….

The prophets of doom must be called out

When it comes to the prophets of doom such as David Cameron, George Osborne, the BoE, the Treasury and all the others, we demand an apology for so egregiously misleading the public. They weren’t just wrong, they were catastrophically wrong.

The sovereignty of the United Kingdom

When Rishi Sunak and James Cleverly are talking to EU leaders in the next 48 hours, they should hold their heads high and demand nothing other than the restoration of full sovereignty to the entire United Kingdom.

Nothing else is acceptable.

We simply do not understand how the PM could imagine that a deal struck with the EU Commission behind closed doors, with no involvement from democratically elected politicians in Northern Ireland, and no engagement with other Westminster MPs, could possibly work.

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