Brussels attacks maintain focused debate on the potential security implications of Britain voting to leave the EUThe Islamic State attacks on Brussels cruelly exposed the long-standing weaknesses and lack of cooperation between European spy agencies,opening the way for renewed arguments about whether the UK would be safer inside or out of the European Union.
Brexit supporters were rapid/fast to proceed public, tweeting on Tuesday in the immediate aftermath of the attack. The debate became more substantial on Wednesday, and when the former head of Britain’s overseas spy agency Sir Richard Dearlove argued in Prospect magazine that: “The truth about Brexit from a national security perspective is that the cost to Britain would be low.”Continue reading...
Source: theguardian.com