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France is too Catholic to forgive Britain for Brexit

27 October 2021

5:00 PM

27 October 2021

5:00 PM

Former Chancellor Nigel Lawson famously said that the National Health Service is the nearest thing we British have to a state religion. You could say much the same thing about the European Union and the French.

To our Gallic neighbours, the ‘construction of Europe’ is a sacred task that brooks no challenge.

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