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Euroscepticism is "rooted" in the British, according to former British Prime Minister Tony Blair, quoted by the conservative British daily newspaper Daily Express.
Blair stated that Britain's initial refusal to join the European Union at its inauguration was "anchored" British Euroscepticism. The former prime minister says he "could do more" to make the British understand that belonging to the European Union is a "necessary" part of Britain's place in the modern world.
Blair said, "The company has always been split in two for Europe." "I mean, from the outset we decided not to join, which is why the skepticism for the Europe has become so important, "adds Blair. The former Prime Minister urges the British to hold a second referendum on the final agreement with the EU in Breckit, despite the vote of 17.4 million Britons to leave the EU.
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