10 ways to stop Brexit

It’s impossible to explain pain to someone else. If you’re in pain, someone else might empathise, but if they can’t feel it, they won’t understand it, and they will not have a personal interest in stopping it. It's the same with Brexit.

Mrs May takes control, without a ballot or a bullet

Former Prime Minister, David Cameron, only offered an EU referendum to see-off UKIP and to appease the Eurosceptic right-wing of his party.

Sadly, the result of his endeavours has been that instead of seeing-off UKIP, his party has become UKIP, with the right-wing of the Tories – some would say the far, far right – taking over the government of Britain without even a ballot or a bullet.

Jon Danzig's 'Questions for Cash'

At a debate about the future of the European Union, Jon Danzig asked leading Conservative Eurosceptic, Bill Cash, MP, if Britain would have more influence in the world if we left the EU.  Click the arrow to view. (Shot on my Samsung smart phone – 2 minutes 47 seconds).

Other articles by Jon Danzig:    

• The value of being ‘citizens of Europe’
• Winston Churchill: A founder of the European Union
• Letter from Europe: Why I'm a Union man