The sell-off of Britain continues with the proposed sale of Dover Port among others.
Now ignore the patriotism aspect for the minute and consider this...
The sale is expected to raise £350m.
In 2008, Dover Port made a profit of £15.1m.
As countries come out of recession and the global economy picks up, it is sensible to think that this annual profit will rise.
Why else would Calais be looking at buying the port?
The short-termism of the Treasury beggars belief.
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