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Brussels could end-up paying Brexit bill: Boris Johnson

Saturday - May 13, 2017 9:34 am , Category : WORLD
 Brussels could end-up paying Brexit bill: Boris Johnson
Brussels could end-up paying Brexit bill: Boris Johnson

London May 13 (IANS) Brussels could end up having to pay UK a Brexit divorce bill because the Britain has contributed to so many EU assets Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson said.

In his first major interview of the election campaign the Foreign Secretary told The Daily Telegraph on Friday that there were very good arguments to why Britain should demand money back adding the European Union leaders were trying it on.

He said Britain could leave the EU without paying a penny if there was no Brexit deal and compared warnings about a no deal Brexit.

Accusing the EU of trying it on he said: They are going to try to bleed this country white with their bill.

The logic behind this bill is absolutely preposterous. We could definitely walk away.

He also said there is a realistic possibility of Vladimir Putin trying to sabotage the general election adding that the Russian president would rejoice if opposition Labour Party leader Jeremy Corbyn won on June 8.

I think it is a realistic possibility. Clearly we think that is what he (Putin) did in America it s blatantly obvious that s what he did in France. In the western Balkans he is up to all sorts of sordid enterprises so we have to be vigilant Johnson told The Daily Telegraph.

He also suggested that Putin s motive was to undermine faith in democracy altogether and to discredit the whole democratic process.

Johnson added that the shameful leaking of details of a Downing Street meeting between Prime Minister Theresa May European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker and Brexit negotiator Michel Barnier showed Brussels is ruthless in its negotiating techniques.

--IANS
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