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 Eurosceptic politicians from across Europe blamed Tuesday’s (22 March) attacks on EU policy. US politicians, Russia, and Ukraine also made provocative comments.

Ukip, a British party campaigning for the UK to leave the EU, published a press release one hour after the fatal bomb blast in Maelbeek metro station in Brussels blaming it on EU free movement and asylum laws.

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Le Pen and Wilders linked the attacks to Muslim communities in Europe (Photo: European Parliament)

Mike Hookem, its defence spokesman and an MEP, said: “I’m once again calling for an immediate suspension of the Schengen [free travel] agreement, the re-establishment of border controls and an end to the EU’s open door migration policies.”

Nigel Farage, the Ukip leader, was widely criticised for posting messages on Twitter that seemed to be referencing the Brexit debate.

“I'm very upset by events in Brussels today and even more depressed for the future,” he said while the attacks were still going on.

He later retweeted a post by Allison Pearson, a columnist for British daily The Telegraph, who described Brussels as “the jihadist capital of Europe,” adding “and the Remainers dare to say we're safer in the EU!".

The main groups campaigning for the UK to leave the EU - Grassroots Out, Leave.EU and Vote Leave - did not issue statements.

The Ukip comments prompted a rebuke by British PM David Cameron, who called them “inappropriate” at a time of mourning.

But with the Out campaign ahead in polls ahead of Britain's EU membership referendum in June, the value of the British pound fell the same day as investors speculated on an anti-EU swing.

“Whilst terrorism and migration are very different issues, they’ve been politically linked,” Jane Foley, an analyst at Dutch lender Rabobank, told The Wall Street Journal. “There is fear by investors this could breed isolationism and promote the leave campaign.”

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Geert Wilders, a popular Dutch anti-immigrant politician, said the attacks meant “we must close our national borders and detain all the jihadists whom we have foolishly allowed to return from Syria”.

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  Eurosceptic politician from across Europe blame Tuesday ’s (22 March) attacks on EU policy. US politicians, Russia, and Ukraine also make provocative comments. 

 Ukip, a British party campaigning for the UK to leave the EU, print a press release one hour after the fateful bomb blast in Maelbeek metro post in Brussels blaming it on EU free drift and refuge laws. 

 Student or retired? Then this plan is for you. 

 Le Pen and Wilders linked the attacks to Muslim community in Europe (Photo: European Parliament) 

 Mike Hookem, its defence spokesman and an MEP, said: “ I ’m once again call for an immediate suspension of the Schengen [ free travel ] agreement, the rhenium - establishment of border controls and an end to the EU ’s open doorway migration policies. ” 

 Nigel Farage, the Ukip leader, was widely criticised for posting messages on Twitter that seem to be referencing the Brexit debate. 

 “ I'm very upset by events in Brussels today and even more depressed for the future, ” he said while the attacks were still going on. 

 He later retweeted a military post by Allison Pearson, a columnist for British daily The Telegraph, who described Brussels as “ the jihadist capital of Europe, ” lend “ and the Remainers defy to say we're safer in the EU! ". 

 The chief groups campaigning for the UK to leave the EU - Grassroots Out, Leave. EU and Vote Leave - did not issue statement. 

 The Ukip comments prompted a rebuke by British PM David Cameron, who called them “ inappropriate ” at a time of mourning. 

 But with the Out campaign ahead in poll ahead of Britain's EU membership referendum in June, the value of the British pound fell the same day as investors speculated on an anti - EU lilt. 

 “ Whilst terrorism and migration are very different issues, they ’ve been politically linked, ” Jane Foley, an analyst at Dutch lender Rabobank, told The Wall Street Journal. “ There is concern by investors this could breed isolationism and promote the leave campaign. ” 

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 Geert Wilders, a popular Dutch anti - immigrant politician, said the attacks meant “ we must conclude our national borders and confine all the jihadists whom we have foolishly allow to return from Syria ”. 

 “ We necessitate to de - Islamise the West
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 eurosCepTic PoLitiCianS from across EurOPe blAmed Tuesday’s (22 March) attacKs on Eu pOLicy. us pOlitiCians, RuSSiA, ANd UKrAiNe aLsO MaDe proVocAtive coMments.

Ukip, A BrItIsh party campAIgNing for the uK tO leave the EU, pUblIshed a PrEss REleasE onE hour After tHE fatal Bomb blast In mAelbeeK Metro stATIoN in BRussels blaming it oN eU FRee movement and Asylum LaWS.

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LE pEN anD wilders linked The attacks tO musLim comMuNitIEs in EuRope (PHoTO: EuRopean ParliAmenT)

Mike HookEm, its dEFence spOKesman aNd an MEp, saId: “I’M oncE AgAiN caLlINg fOR aN imMEdiAte suspeNsIoN of thE SchENGEN [freE trAvel] AgreeMent, the re-estaBliShmeNT of BordeR contRols AnD an enD to the eU’s opEn Door migration poLiciEs.”

Nigel FaRagE, tHe UKiP leadER, was wiDelY crIticiseD for posTIng MeSSAGeS on Twitter that seemEd TO Be ReferencIng the bReXiT Debate.

“I'm VeRy uPset BY EventS in BRUsSels todaY and evEN mOrE depresSeD for thE fUtuRe,” hE said WHile The attAcks were Still GOing on.

He later rETweeted a post bY alLISoN pearSon, A columnist fOr BrITish DailY thE TeLEgrapH, who dEsCRiBEd Brussels as “the jihaDiSt capiTal of europe,” adding “aNd the RemaiNERS dare to sAy we'RE sAFer in the EU!".

The mAin grOups campaiGNing for tHe UK tO leave thE EU - GrassrOOTs Out, LeaVe.Eu anD VoTe LEAVe - Did not issue stATEmenTs.

the Ukip ComMents prOmpTed A reBukE bY British Pm David CaMeRoN, wHo CalLed thEM “inapproPrIatE” aT a tIme of MOurninG.

But wIth tHe ouT CamPaign ahEAd IN PollS aHeAd of briTaIn's EU MembERshIp referEndum in JuNe, tHE valUe Of The BritIsh pound fell tHe Same day as iNvEstOrs speCULated on aN anti-EU swing.

“Whilst terroRIsm and mIgrAtion Are vEry differEnt Issues, TheY’Ve been PolitiCally LiNkeD,” jAne FoLEY, aN anAlYst at Dutch LENdeR RaboBaNk, toLd The WaLl Street Journal. “TheRE is Fear by investoRs tHis cOULd BreED iSOlaTiONisM ANd promote the leaVe campaign.”

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GeerT wilDeRs, a popuLar DutcH anti-IMmigranT politiciAn, said the AtTackS MEanT “we must cloSe our natIonal bordERs and DEtAin alL thE jihadIsTs wHom we Have foOLisHly alLowed tO rEturn fRom SyRiA”.

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 Eu rosceptic poli t icia ns from across Europeblame dT uesd a y’ s (22  March) at t a cks  o nEUpo l ic y. US  po liticia ns, Russia , a nd  Ukraine als o  m ade provoc ati ve comments. 

U kip, a  B rit i sh pa rty  camp aignin g  for t he UK tole a ve the EU, pub l i sh ed a  press release on e  h o ur after the f atal b om b  b l a stinMaelbeek m et ro st a tion in Br u s s els blaming it on  EU free mo v eme nt and  a syl u m laws .

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Mik e Ho o kem , its  defe ncesp okesm an and  an M EP , said: “I’m on ce a gain call ing  f oran  imme d iate s usp ens ion ofthe Sch e nge n[ f r ee  travel] agreement ,t h ere-estab lishme n tof border c on tro ls a n d  an e nd t o  t he EU’sopen d o or  m igratio npolici es .”
Ni gel F a rage , theUkip lea der,w as widely crit i cised for pos t in g me s sage s o n Twitter t hats eeme d to be  re f erenc ing t he Br e xit debate.

“I'm v er y upse t byevents in Bru ssels toda y a nd evenmore de p ressed for the  futu re,” he sa i d whilethe a ttacks w ere still g oing on. 

H e l ate r r e t we eted a post b y Alli so n Pears on,  a colu mni stfor  Br it ish daily  The Tel eg ra ph ,who  desc r ibed Bru ss els  a s “ the j i hadist  capi talof  E u rop e,” add i ng “ andth eRema ine rs  dare  tos aywe're s afer in t heE U!". 
Th e maingroups campai gn ing for th eUKto lea v e  the EU- Grassroots Out, Leave . EU andVot e Lea ve -  did notiss ue sta tem e nts.
The Uk ip co mm ent s promp t e da r eb uke by Bri t i shPM Da vi d Ca meron,who called them “i n app ropriate” ata t imeo f  m our n in g .
Bu t  wi t h  the Out campai gn ahead i np ol ls ahead o f  Br it ain's E U membe rship referen dum in Ju ne, the v al ue o f the  British p ound fel l the sam e  daya sinves tor s spec ul ate d onan ant i -EU  swin g.

“W hi lst te rrori sm  and mig ration are very differe nt iss ues,the y’ve been  po l iti cally lin ked, ” Jane Fol ey,  an  anal yst at Du tchl en der Rabob ank, told TheW al l S t r ee t Journal.“ T h ere  is f ear by inv esto rs this could bre e d isolationism  and p rom ote thele ave campaign.” 

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G eert Wilder s, a pop ul a r Dut ch ant i-immi grant p o l it i cian,said  th e attacks  me an t  “we mu st  c l ose ou r na ti onal b orders andd e tain all the jih adist s whomw e h ave f oo lishlya llow ed to retu rn from Syr ia”.
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 Eurosceptic_politicians_from across_Europe_blamed Tuesday’s (22_March) attacks on_EU policy. US politicians,_Russia, and Ukraine_also_made provocative comments.

Ukip, a British party campaigning for the UK to leave the EU,_published_a press_release_one_hour after the fatal bomb_blast in Maelbeek metro station_in Brussels_blaming it on EU free movement and asylum_laws.

Student_or retired? Then_this plan is for you.

Le Pen and Wilders linked_the attacks to Muslim communities in_Europe (Photo: European_Parliament)

Mike_Hookem,_its defence spokesman and_an MEP, said: “I’m once again_calling for an immediate suspension of_the Schengen [free travel] agreement, the re-establishment_of border controls and an end_to the EU’s open door_migration policies.”

Nigel_Farage, the Ukip leader, was_widely criticised for_posting messages_on Twitter that_seemed to be referencing the Brexit_debate.

“I'm very upset_by events in Brussels today and_even_more depressed for_the_future,”_he said_while the attacks_were_still going_on.

He_later retweeted a post by Allison_Pearson,_a columnist for British daily The Telegraph,_who described Brussels as_“the_jihadist capital of Europe,”_adding “and the Remainers dare_to say we're safer in the_EU!".

The main_groups campaigning_for the UK to leave the EU - Grassroots Out, Leave.EU_and Vote Leave - did not_issue statements.

The Ukip comments_prompted a_rebuke_by British PM_David_Cameron, who_called them “inappropriate” at a time of_mourning.

But with_the Out campaign ahead in polls_ahead of Britain's EU_membership_referendum in June, the value of_the British pound fell the same_day as investors speculated on_an_anti-EU_swing.

“Whilst terrorism and migration are_very different issues, they’ve been politically_linked,” Jane Foley,_an analyst at Dutch lender Rabobank, told_The_Wall Street Journal. “There is fear_by_investors this could breed isolationism and_promote_the_leave campaign.”

Wider Europe

Geert Wilders, a_popular Dutch anti-immigrant politician, said the_attacks meant “we must close our national borders and_detain all the_jihadists whom we have foolishly_allowed_to_return from Syria”.

“We need to de-Islamise the West