From Keir Starmer’s EU ‘reset’ to fishing rights sold out to the EU, these are the five Brexit betrayals dragging us back into Europe through the back door
These are the five ways politicians have sold out the 17.4 million people who backed Britain leaving the EU.
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Nearly a decade after 17.4 million Britons voted to take back control, the Brexit they fought for is being systematically dismantled. From Sir Keir Starmer’s cosy “reset” with Brussels to British fishermen sold down the river, the betrayals are mounting.
Labour and the Tories alike have been dragging Britain back into Europe’s orbit through the back door, ignoring the democratic will of the people. Here are the five most shocking Brexit betrayals that prove Westminster elites are determined to reverse your vote – without ever asking permission.
Remainer Sir Keir Starmer announced he wants a “reset” with the EU. The talks would see “dynamic alignment” with EU rules amid a push for closer trading ties to the single market – dragging Britain back into Brussels’ orbit through the back door.
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British fishermen stabbed in the back as their fishing rights are sold out to Brussels. A new deal with the EU will now see French and Spanish boats plundering British waters for another 12 years.
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EU demands a “Nigel Farage Clause” as Labour courts talks with top eurocrats. The clause would see Brits forced to pay massive ‘compensation’ should a future Government reverse Labour’s reset talks with Brussels.
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Labour signs Britain back up to the Erasmus scheme, costing hundreds of millions and letting in up to 50,000 EU students a year. Critics blast the scheme as a “feeble attempt to suck up to Europe.”
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We are still not in control of our borders, net migration spiked post-Brexit, and we still see tens of thousands arriving on small boats. The ECHR blocks deportations while human rights lawyers run rings around the Government – a complete betrayal of the 17.4million who voted to take back control.
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