Philip Hammond Referred to the EU as the Enemy in Brexit Negotiations
Philip Hammond recently made a shocking comment from his latest extraordinary outburst during the Brexit negotiations. He referred to the EU as "the enemy." Although Philip Hammond expressed regret about his choice of words, some critics are saying that the damage is already done and it's likely going to cause a lot of division among European leaders.
In a recent tweet, Philip Hammond apologized for what he said. He urged leaders to stop squabbling and make the best efforts to unite so that they can get the best possible withdrawal agreement for Britain against the EU.
Philip Hammond is taking a lot of fire for the entire Brexit fiasco. However, the Chancellor is holding steady and is dismissing all the "absurd" and "bizarre" accusations from Eurosceptics. According to Philip Hammond, Brexit's aim is not to take down Britain's economy - it's to strengthen the economy of the nation.
However, many leaders think that Philip Hammond should be sacked for his comment as he holds a very powerful position, and he's practically communicating his true views about the EU.
According to Lawson, Philip Hammond is trying to sabotage the EU rather than trying to help. Lawson added that he understands that people may have strong views and there's passion surrounding the subject, but they are all going to the same destination.
Lawson added that they have the same agenda, they agreed to listen to the Prime Minister for his Lancaster House speech, and they all agreed for the Article 50.
Hammond said that the real enemy is on the opposite side of the table. Those are the ones that need to be negotiated with in order to get the best deal for Britain.
For many pro-Brexits, Philip Hammond is on the hot seat. The main issue is that it seems Hammond is willing to spend millions for an event that may result in Britain walking away with no attractive deal from the EU.
What Does This Mean for Entrepreneurs?
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