Question why has the EU not been critical of the violence by the Spanish state ? The silence is deafening the reason is they are terrified of more devolution in what is a fragile situation France Belgium Germany Poland Italy have breakaway issues on long standing disputes
France? What the hell are you talking about, the country having the biggest breakaway issue in Europe is UK regarding Scotland. You should be ashamed looking stupid.
Before spouting off do some research there are many countries in Europe with breakaway factions this is clearly a subject you know nothing about France has a breakaway issue in Corsica but there are at least half a dozen places and Catalan looks a lost cause now relations were already bad. As for Scotland we don't hear much about that after the last election it's dead in the water
Lets ignore the problems in Scotland and N. Ireland.
Lets ignore that fact that the Government doesn't actually have a Brexit strategy.
Lets ignore the fact that there is an ongoing civil war within the cabinet.
Lets ignore the fact that Britain has already agreed to delay Brexit by two years.
Lets ignore the fact that Britain is the poorest performing economy in Europe.
Lets ignore the collapse of sterling.
Instead lets try and convince anyone who cares to listen that the rest of Europe is about to fall apart.
Still looking forward to that trade deal with Donald Stan.
