Brexit Britain seeks to plug future European hole with closer U.S. ties
Post-Brexit Britain will attempt to use an American bandage to dress the future wound to the UK’s Euro-centric economic and political relations.
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Brexit has morphed into more of a religion than a political ideology
Belief acts as both the main driver and the structural foundation of religious movements. The same is true of one’s own personal religious faith. This system of belief can also be observed within the Brexit Party, and the wider movement by which it is fuelled.
Fears Grow Over Potentially Hazardous Johnson Premiership
Johnson, leading with 114 votes in the Tory leadership contest, could be the first ever favourite to win amidst concern surrounding the preservation of the constitution and respect for the press.
‘Banging on the Walls’: Will Johnson be the Tory’s Victor?
Johnson looks strong in his pursuit of the Tory leadership, as Theresa May’s official resignation acts as a starting pistol for the contest.
OATs: Can Stewart, Cleverly et al Solve the Tory’s Senior Problem?
th our next PM due to be elected by a franchise of around only 130,000 Tory party members – the average age of whom being 57 and four in ten over 65 – questions have been asked about the party’s future and how it can combat this prominent problem of age diversity.
Welcome to The Farage Show
During this European Election campaign, both major parties have been rarely seen or heard on radio or television, and have been completely overshadowed by the dominant ramblings of the Brexit Party leader.
What’s going on with Julian Assange?
Julian Assange, co-founder of WikiLeaks, has been pretty under the radar since he took asylum in the Ecuadorian Embassy 7 years ago. That was until early April when his name began to fill up...
Theresa May: A Poisoned Premiership
Theresa May is an opaque politician. Awkward, stubborn and unwilling to reveal her inner thoughts. Her chaotic tenure, littered with misjudgements, has plodded along due to no one mustering the bravery to tackle Brexit themselves.
The March, the PM and the Cabinet Coup
On Saturday, myself and a friend had the privilege of marching with hundreds of thousands of others in London for a People’s Vote. Later that day, news broke of a coup against the PM.
Complete and Utter May-hem
Parliament is reducing Theresa May to the Prime Minister in name only after derailing her deal for the second time, ruling out a No Deal scenario under any circumstances and voting in favour of a delay to Brexit.
