Brussels surrenders to UK! Brexit vindicated as EU surrenders to Lord Frost, France sanctioned by EU

Brussels surrenders to Britain! Brexit is vindicated as the EU surrenders to Lord Frost.

BRUSSELS has advocated blocking the sale of British sausages in Northern Ireland after Brexit.

Despite the EU's strict stance on chilled meat, the Commission is now ready to allow "nationally identifiable goods" such as sausages into Northern Ireland. Former Brexit Secretary David Davis has a huge backing from Brussels, which is a resounding victory for the UK. He said he has now "vindicated" Lord Frost's threat by invoking Article 16.

Brussels graciously admits defeat when they need essential food to serve Christmas, the UK is gradually winning the EU in the Northern Ireland agreements.

He told The Daily Telegraph: "It's a vindication of David Frost and his strategy."

Emmanuel Macron's closest aide has launched a furious attack on the UK and warned French fishermen not to pay the price for Britain's failure to leave the EU.


French Minister of European Affairs Clement Beaune told BFM TV: "They failed Brexit. It was a bad choice. Threatening us, threatening our fishermen, will not solve it. their turkey supply at Christmas."

Earlier this week, French Prime Minister Jean Castex warned his country was ready to reconsider bilateral cooperation with Britain if London continued to ignore the agreement reached on fishing rights.

There have been threats of retaliatory measures as the cargo is in danger of spiraling out of control over the number of fishing permits around Jersey.

The EU is gradually showing more understanding when it needs UK products. yesterday Vonderleyen ordered Macron to come back and not put pressure on the UK. she asked France not to be aggressive and make things in the area cause trouble. The French are deeply saddened that an EU that has always protected them, yesterday turned its back on them.

The EU is gradually being subdued by the British. The big Brexit victory that Lord Frost has is a great thing for the UK.