Britain is 'too important' to sideline after Brexit

[vetran]

Too early to say, but not too early for certain papers to be running stories with no idea of how factual they are.

what you are disputing that:
1. The Leaks happened
2. They involved Macron in some way
3. Some of them said its worth Keeping the British on side if there is a military issue?

[northernladyuk]

The press are sounding increasingly desperate, beginning to remind me of Pravda, banging on about the achievements of Communism.

Jam exports have hit record levels.

[vetran]

Jam exports have hit record levels.

https://fullfact.org/europe/how-much...moting-itself/

The EU budgeted up to €3.9 billion in 2014 for spending that could be used to promote itself.

and the Soaraway Sun's take

https://www.thesun.co.uk/news/188850...axpayers-350k/

BARMY Eurocrats are to spend €400,000 (£350k) of taxpayer’s cash on pro-EU propaganda aimed at British schoolchildren over the next four years.

Despite the Brexit vote, the European Commission today advertised for the lucrative contract to teach our kids about “the benefits and opportunities that stem from European citizenship”.
The EU’s permanent London office plan to hold 100 “educational sessions” at a cost of €100.000 per year.

Some of the sessions will take place at the Europe House in Central London, while others will part of a travelling propaganda show in other spots around the country.

The lavish contract will “cover a maximum period of 4 years” — when Britain is due to exit the EU.

EU Wine Lake consumption up 20% since Juncker joined....

[scooterscot]

"BARMY Eurocrats are to spend €400,000 (£350k) of taxpayer’s cash on pro-EU propaganda aimed at British schoolchildren over the next four years."

May spent £10 billion on 10 votes. €320k on an election she did not need to call. All within 7-days.

Yeah, EU madness €400k over 4-years. BONKERS!!