To
assert that the deal proposed by Prime Minister Theresa May will put at risk
the UK’s place in NATO and the country’s intelligence system is not more than
fallacious propaganda. The UK will keep playing a crucial role within the Atlantic
Alliance, after the Brexit, as it did in the past. There is no change here. And
concerning the security arrangements, the type of cooperation that will be in
place if the deal with the EU is approved will be the same as we have now
between the UK and the rest of Europe. Even with the UK out of Europol.
Security is a critical area for both sides. That has been said several times in
the last two years or so. And there is no doubt about the future relation in
this field.
A
couple of days ago, two gentlemen came to the front door of the British public
opinion to affirm and give credibility to such fraudulent assessment: Sir
Richard Dearlove and Lord Guthrie. They also said that the UK dues are “ransom
money”. Or, the PM has clearly explained that the money the UK must transfer to
the EU at the end of the union relates to commitments taken in the recent past and
other costs related to the pensions of former EU staff of British nationality.
There is no punishment to explain such payment, no liberation money is required
to exit the EU.
Sir
Richard is a former MI6 – British external intelligence service –
director-general. He was in charge during the Iraq false declaration by Tony Blair
about “weapons of mass destruction” as well as when Dr David Kelly, the scientist
whistle-blower that denied such allegation, was found dead, following an
apparent suicide. A very mysterious suicide, for that matter. Lord Guthrie is also
an old man now. He had been the boss of the British armed forces at the end of
the 90s and at the very beginning of the 2000s. He seems to have lost contact
with today’s reality.
Both
were powerful men in their times. But now, if they are the true authors of the
piece on “risks” associated with the proposed Brexit deal, a piece they both
signed as being their position, they have become very partisan and taken their
distances from the truth. I can only hope they were more impartial when still
in office.
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