Paul M wrote:I think he is doing what is right for him and he couldn't give a toss what his constituents think. That said he has made a good point about moving the juxtaposed border controls back to Dover. There is a real chance of that happening.
If we stay in the EU there is no guarantee that the juxtaposed border controls will stay at Calais anyway Paul; there is always the 'threat' that they could be removed. There is also a strong likelihood that migrants/ terrorists once issued with EU passports would come to the UK, en masse, quite legitimately.
Europe's security has already been breached and the final scenario has yet to be played out, so that any scaremongering on this issue should be avoided. We need to look for alternative solutions to ensure our security and future prosperity other than Calais border controls.
We should take off the blinkers and become autonomous once again in our dealings as many others within the EU already do. So long as we meekly bankroll those in Brussels they will continue to exercise their controls over us.
Forward is the future, history is the past........come the 23rd June that's the choice we have to vote on.
