Daily Mail | July 4, 2016 A top law firm is refusing to name ‘hundreds’ of business figures and academics behind a bid to prevent the new Prime Minister formally triggering Britain’s exit from the EU without agreement from the House of Commons. Mishcon de Reya is taking action to ensure MPs have their say before Downing…
GWPF | 1 July 2016 Germany Starts Roll-Back Of Climate Policy Britain’s exit dashes the European Union’s leadership ambitions on efforts to slow climate change, leaving the bloc on the sidelines while others endorse the global pact it championed to curb greenhouse gas emissions. Britain’s vote to leave the union has disrupted everyday affairs and…
NZCPR | 1 July 2016 “Should the United Kingdom remain a member of the European Union or leave the European Union?” – Remain: 16,141,241 – 48.1% – Leave: 17,410,742 – 51.9% After one of the most divisive campaigns in British history, the UK is now preparing for a future outside of the European Union. After…
Atlas Monitor | 30 June 2016 UK Cadbury moved UK factory to Poland 2011 with EU grant. Ford Transit moved to Turkey 2013 with EU grant. Jaguar Land Rover has recently agreed to build a new plant in Slovakia with EU grant, owned by Tata, the same company which has trashed its UK steel works…
Jamie White | 28 June 2016 “So why do they need a European army as well as NATO? Because NATO is explicitly forbidden to police the internal affairs of member states.” The globalists are accelerating their plan to subvert European nation-state sovereignty amid Brexit by adopting an EU army, warns British Lord Christopher Monckton. [youtube…
The Spinoff | 29 June 2016 The political elites foisted a new system on ordinary Brits. Little wonder they’re grabbing it back The Brexit vote is entirely understandable. In Britain and across western democracies, some sense of democratic renewal is needed to avoid alienation, writes former NZ prime minister Sir Geoffrey Palmer Brexit resulted in…
Stephen Lendman | 27 June 2016 Putin bashing is a virtual cottage industry, blaming him for almost anything a constant Western headline theme. Following Brits voting for Brexit, UK Prime Minister David Cameron said Putin and ISIS “might be happy” with the outcome. Foreign Secretary Philip Hammond accused him welcoming a British exit. Ahead of Thursday’s vote,…
GWPF | 28 June 2016 British Solar Industry In Total Free Fall After Subsidy Cuts UK’s probable departure from the EU throws carbon cutting agenda into confusion just as countries were preparing to approve Paris climate agreement. EU envoys will meet in Berlin next week for informal talks on saving the bloc’s reputation as a climate leader.…
Paul Joseph Watson | 28 june 2016 UKIP leader blasts Brussels elitists in historic speech Nigel Farage roasted Brussels bureaucrats in a historic speech in front of the EU Parliament today, remarking, “You’re not laughing now, are you?” [youtube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ayojl7Op37A] As soon as Farage begin to speak, he was booed and heckled by EU bureaucrats,…
The Daily Star | 27 June 2016 A BREXIT will make Gibraltar harder to protect from the Spanish, Foreign Secretary Philip Hammond has admitted. Spain has threatened to “raise its flag” over the British oversees territory on its southern coast after Britain voted to leave the EU in a referendum. The Spanish government said it…