AMERICAN BREXIT COMMITTEE
1919 CHESTNUT ST, SUITE 1724
PHILADELPHIA, PA 19103
John M. Corcoran Esq., Chairman
Michael J. Cummings, Secretary
November 3, 2021
BRITAIN SEEKS U. S. TRADE PREFERENCE;
Yesterday U. S. tariffs were lifted on imported steel from the European Union. The British are annoyed thinking they were entitled to the same deal even though they are no longer in the EU. U. K. International Trade Secretary, Ms. Ann-Marie Trevelyan claims Britain is in “encouraging talks with the U. S. to de-escalate this issue.” That sense of entitlement reflects PM Johnson’s presumption that the self-proclaimed “Pro Brexit President” would have provided the Brexit bailout Britain required.
We hope a message can be conveyed to the British government to stop ignoring provisions of international law i.e., the EU-UK N. I. Protocol and to abandon its efforts to unilaterally pardon all British security forces—Army, MI-5, police and secret agents—involved in killing Irish citizens in N. I. Britain’s disregard of the spirit and intent of the Good Friday Agreement (GFA) does little to inspire confidence in Congress or the Biden administration for any US-UK trade relationship.
A good measure of when UK steel tariffs might be lifted may be whenever British policy in N. I., actually ceases manipulating and corrupting N. I. government institutions; ends the cover-up of official crimes; removes official efforts to obstruct the search for truth and justice by victims and their families; and drops their promise to repeal the 1998 Human Rights Law and conducts without condition the re-unification poll, both essential elements of the Good Friday Agreement.
For more information, please contact Chairman John Corcoran at 215-280-3711.
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