Sovereignty First

Yet another citizen of nowhere with a funny name has crawled from the cockroach-ridden woodwork to imply that Her Majesty's Government may not be fully in control of its taking back of control. The chair of the European parliament's civil liberties, justice and home affairs committee has warned Tin-Pot Tessie against threatening withdrawal from co-operation on security and defence, only a month after Tin-Pot Tessie threatened withdrawal from co-operation on security and defence. Once Britain has freed itself from the toils of the European Court of Justice and taken its proper place among such internationalist powers as the United States of Trump, there will of course be no further need to defend the safety and security of European citizens unless there's something in it for us. Naturally, the citizen of nowhere is seeking to complicate this very simple matter by calling for Britain to accept the legal authority of the European Court of Justice in a transitional deal, rather than taking the sort of direct, straightforward action a Douglas Carswell might understand, and thereby returning control of British law and justice to the enemies of the people here on the mainland.