We predicted that Remoans would ruin the historic CPTPP breakthrough – and they did

Block Chief BBC

ANY fair-thinking person would welcome, even celebrate, the UK joining a massive £11 trillion GDP free trade bloc. It is objectively good for our country.

But we predicted that Remoans would ruin the historic CPTPP breakthrough, and they did.

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At Remoaner Central, the BBC, they spent today taunting across all platforms.

They kept coming out with an outdated government estimate of what this might add to our wealth, implying that it was a flimsy substitute for their beloved EU. This is bone-headed dark.

This Pacific bloc already rivals the EU in size and is expected to eventually eclipse it.

Its potential is really huge and Brexit Britain is now a key player in it.

However, Remoanerism is a religion in which believers who previously gave little thought to the EU now worship it.

They misrepresent or ignore uncomfortable facts. Like infected zombies, they blindly attack any Brexit win or threat to their dream of reunification.

It is outrageous that our state broadcaster is part of this blindfolded cult – and every television owner is legally forced to fund it.

No, Nato

IMAGINE the uncontrollable hilarity in Beijing and Moscow as the defense of the West and the freedoms we cherish are handed over to Ursula von der Leyen.

Could there be a worse NATO leader than the EU chief to embody the phrase “fail at the top”?

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Consider their disastrous years in charge of German defenses. At one point their skint forces, lacking weapons, were sent on exercises with painted sticks.

Inept and hugely unpopular, she was the natural choice to replace drunken clown Jean-Claude Juncker in Brussels.

There she secured Covid vaccinations months too late and prioritized EU solidarity over saving lives.

Then she took up fights with Great Britain out of Brexit disruptions and naked envy of our successful rollout.

What has she ever achieved apart from career advancement?

How can she possibly lead the most important military alliance on the planet?

Tax Madness Day

HOW fitting that on April 1st we are hit with the heaviest tax burden in living memory.

We know Chancellor Jeremy Hunt is desperate to balance the post-Covid books.

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But it’s certainly foolish to expect our economy to be revived with the suffocating grip of tax increases around its neck.

Millions of us are being beaten from all sides today – with covert income taxes and higher council taxes on top of runaway inflation.

And big companies will inevitably keep raising prices to offset the ill-considered corporate tax hike.

Mr. Hunt must decide that today marks the climax. That taxes have to come down now.

He really will be a fool if he doesn’t.