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My first political disagreement with my father (God rest his soul – he would have been 100 years old this Febuary 2nd).
I was against the so called “Common Market” as a child, and he (at that time) was in favour of it.
“You do not understand Paul – it is not a European government, it is a free trade club”.
It gives me no pleasure to say that Harry Marks was wrong. I wish he had been correct – and the EEC (as it then was) had been like EFTA (just bigger).
Although he changed his opinions a lot faster than some other people…….