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The Brexit Whitehall Defence ‘Kit Kat’ Agreements

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Channel: Jeff Taylor · 2018 · News & Politics

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UK civil servants have been conspiring to secretly keep the UK tied to the EU post-Brexit.

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A shocking tape recording of Whitehall officials has exposed a 'Kit-Kat' Brexit plot to hoodwink voters and keep permanent secret ties between the EU and the UK, claims the Sun.

Yesterday it was a Marmite story with Unilever moving its HQ to Rotterdam for non-Brexit related reasons and today it's a 'Kit-Kat' story.

"TOP Whitehall officials were caught boasting to EU diplomats that Brexit will be like a KitKat with chocolate covering ties to Brussels for years to come." said the paper.

And it goes on to explain that it had been sent a recording of a meeting with EU officials, where senior UK civil servants appear to secretly pledge to use UK taxpayers' money to prop up an EU army as well as its defence and foreign policies. And one suggested that it would mean the permanent placing of EU military officials in Whitehall.

Senior Brexit Department official, Victoria Billing, was heard on the tape to say:

"On our our side, on foreign policy and defence, we are actually looking for something... which I normally call a patchwork but someone yesterday called a Kit-Kat which I rather liked, where you have the cover of, you have the kind of political framework cover and underneath you have a series of different agreements."

Cabinet Office security adviser Alastair Brockbank is also understood to have said that the UK would keep paying significant contributions for EU defence and foreign policy projects and could end up funding PESCO too.

The Sun said:

"Angry MPs said vast amounts of detail about the UK’s post-Brexit plans had been shared with other EU countries before them, sparking claims the officials had “briefed against their country"."

Saying that the Kit-Kat comment was a clear attempt to hoodwink voters, the Tory MP and Brexiteer, Jacob Rees-Mogg, said:

“It is wrong for British civil servants to be briefing the other side except in a formal negotiation context.”

and added.

“Former civil servants rounded on Brexiteers a few months ago and compared them to Nazis for questioning the traditions of the Civil Service and now we have civil servants appearing to brief against their country.”

And he went on to say that this should be formally investigated - urgently!

But you can bet your bottom dollar that this is not an isolated incident. With he level of EU support amongst civil service mandarins and politicians across our political system, it's pretty safe to assume that meetings like this have been going on every day at every level in every department for decades.

You can also imagine these same people using the current troubles between the UK and Russia over the Salisbury incident to push for as much UK/EU defence integration as they can get away with.

We definitely need a clear out in the corridors of power!

Other topics include:

1. The possibility that david Davis might get a Brexit transition deal next week.

2. The governor of the Bank of England, Mark Carney, warning the UK and EU of possible financial instability post-Brexit.

3. The chief minister of Gibraltar, Dr Joseph Garcia, warning the EU that without including the rock in a Brexit deal, the rules covering the rights of EU citizens in Gibraltar would cease to apply.

Sources:

https://www.thesun.co.uk/news/5822727/whitehall-brexit-brussels-secret-tapes/

https://inews.co.uk/news/politics/david-davis-confident-brexit-transition-deal-in-sight-amid-concessions-on-both-sides/

https://www.bankofengland.co.uk/statement/fpc/2018/financial-policy-committee-statement-march-2018

https://www.theguardian.com/world/2018/mar/16/gibraltar-warns-it-could-rescind-citizens-rights-if-spain-uses-veto-on-brexit-deal

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