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I have been watching sky news this morning, where Philip Blond was an expert contributor to the View with Adam Bolton. For someone who is supposed to be a writer and expert contributor on the subject of brexit he seems very ill informed. He stated twice the Ireland was in the Schengen zone Agreement. Infact Ireland like the U.K. Maintain an opt out of this agreement. How does someone without basic facts get expect to have their opinions listened to.
Regards
S Brook