AMERICAN BREXIT COMMITTEE
1919 CHESTNUT ST, SUITE 1724
PHILADELPHIA, PA 19103
John M. Corcoran, Chairman
Michael J. Cummings, Secretary
July 7, 2022
The British media will be awash in depicting the personal flaws of Prime Minister Johnson and the “chum” culture of public-school boy colleagues in the Conservative Party. Less prominent will be any coverage of substantive issues Johnson was charged with securing for the Ministry of Defense: the end of the Northern Ireland Protocol (NIP) of the 2020 EU-UK Treaty and the criminal cover-up of hundreds of killings in NI by British security services in collusion with loyalist terrorists. The former being handled by Foreign Secretary Liz Truss and the latter being pushed by Home Secretary Priti Patel, both Brexiteer stalwarts and possible successors to Johnson.
It is unlikely the Conservatives’ policies for addressing those issues will change dramatically despite the corruption of law and justice involved and the real threat to the democracy, rule of law and peace for all of Ireland. Unless, of course, America changes its neutrality on the matters and publicly opposes them. This might entail some pushback by the British Ministry of Defense i. e. by exposing how much the U. S. knew of assassinations, bombings and murders in N. I. and Ireland. But embarrassment is no excuse now for silence. Seizing the moment with a forthright condemnation by the U. S. of Britain’s efforts to ditch the NIP joined with a demand for the truth of lawless executions of Irish citizens would be a welcome way to begin anew the Irish peace process and to bid farewell to the odious legacy of Brexit.
For questions or comments please contact Chairman John Corcoran at 215-280-3711 or Mike Cummings at 267-766-5028
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