For fifteen years now I have believed that the folly of the Euro currency would break up the European Union. It was perfectly obvious to me that economic and monetary union between Greece and Germany could never work and that political union was an impossibility. But now I see a mistake even greater than the Euro folly: the EU’s Common Asylum Policy. The divisions between North and South are growing wider by the day. As I’ve said before, European Commission President Jean Claude Juncker’s policy is that anyone that comes across the Mediterranean can register for asylum. And that indeed is what is now happening, as the numbers that arrive dwarf all estimates and begin to head towards a potential exodus of biblical proportions. Just look at the scenes in Kos this week. Migrant arrivals in Greece this year are at over 124,000, an increase year on year of 750 per cent