Don
Wood, Howden.
THE
British electorate voted to leave the EU on June 23 last year, so why are we
wasting time negotiating with these self-appointed, self-serving
nonentities?
Donald Tusk has made his opening demands for £52bn and a say in how
Gibraltar is dealt with. The Prime Minister should now say that these terms are
totally unacceptable and if further negotiations are to proceed they must be
completely withdrawn.
Britain should clearly state now that we will not pay a single penny of a
so-called divorce settlement. These demands have once again shown that we
British cannot negotiate with these people and should not waste time and money
trying.
How can you negotiate or why would you want to negotiate with an
organisation that bans you from any of its meetings while you are still a fully
paid-up member?
This is the result of the trap that is Article 50. These people are just
not worth bothering with and Nigel Farage hit the nail squarely on the head when
he said that they are like the Mafia.
There are about 160 countries in the world who are not in the EU, and
only 27 that are, so who needs the EU? A far bigger market awaits us. Yorkshire Post.
