
Thus, according to The Telegraph, she wants Britain to choose between being a "vassal" of the United States, and embracing a French-led drive for European integration

"We on the continent have the right to deplore the fact that Great Britain appears to consider the Channel is wider," he said. "The question that needs to be asked is – do we want to be vassals of the United States, do we want to be a 51st state?"

In his own woolly way, he believed that Britain could embrace European military integration and keep on good terms with the US. As we remarked last year and more recently, he saw Britain as a "bridge" between Europe and the United States.
On offer, therefore, it seems there are three "visions" of Britain in the world – an American vassal, a French vassal, or a bridge between the two. To many though – including this blog – none of the three are acceptable. Time, methinks, for more discussion on the Anglosphere.
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