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A Modest Proposal for a Referendum Act
A Modest Proposal for a Referendum Act by Monty Skew The democratic system is broken. Parliament was prorogued and that has now been deemed unlawful after legal arguments to reverse it were accepted in a process which will create yet more … Continue reading
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Tagged Brexit, Referendum Act, Withdrawal Agreement
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Brexit – Crunch Time
Brexit – Crunch Time by Stuart Millson Despite a rash of remain-inspired parliamentary motions, an all-out media assault against our withdrawal from the EU, and the prospect of a postponement of our leave date, the wheels of change are turning … Continue reading
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Tagged Brexit, Jacob Rees-Mogg, Project Fear, Remainers
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The Euro FifthColumn
The Euro Fifth Column By Stuart Millson With five months to go before our country disengages from the EU, a millionaire-funded, pro-Brussels movement is obstructing the democratic Brexit process. With the ratification of the EU Withdrawal Act by Parliament earlier … Continue reading
Imagination – it’s an Illusion
Imagination – it’s an Illusion Reimagining Britain: Foundations for Hope, Justin Welby, Bloomsbury Continuum, 2018, 300pp. Hardback, £16.99., reviewed by EDWARD DUTTON The Rev. Dr Malcolm Johnson, Rector of St Botolph’s, Aldgate, once remarked, ‘I see the Church of England … Continue reading
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Tagged Anglican Church, Brexit, Justin Welby, multiculturalism
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Calling Free Nations
Calling Free Nations Stuart Millson deconstructs “Remainiac” rhetoric On 1stMay, the Daily Mail, the newspaper which the chattering classes love to hate, published some extraordinary despatches from the House of Lords debate on EU exit – their ‘lordships’ having inflicted … Continue reading
An Amicable Divorce
An Amicable Divorce Stuart Millson gets the Government’s Brexit strategy Speaking last week on the Today programme, Health Secretary Jeremy Hunt gave an upbeat assessment of the Prime Minister’s Brexit strategy. He cited both her Article 50 letter to EU … Continue reading
Bastille Day equals Brexit Day
Bastille Day equals Brexit Day Stephen MacLean highlights the Remainers’ fear of freedom Freedom lovers around the world celebrate Bastille Day (14th July) in recognition of the rights of man and ‘liberté, égalité, fraternité’. As many on the Continent believe, … Continue reading
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Tagged A V Dicey, Bastille Day, Brexit, David Davis, Margaret Thatcher
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Brexit is Britain’s Independence Day
Brexit is Britain’s Independence Day Stephen Michael MacLean discerns ‘the end of the beginning’ Independence Day. That was Boris Johnson’s description of June 23rd last year, as he and fellow Leave campaigners canvassed the United Kingdom for Brexit, making the … Continue reading
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Tagged Brexit, Bruges Speech, David Cameron, EU, Margaret Thatcher, Theresa May
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Labour, blasé about Britain
Labour, blasé about Britain Stephen Michael MacLean No one is immune to coronavirus, not even royalty. Clarence House recently announced that Prince Charles had tested positive and was “self-isolating” in Scotland. Queen Elizabeth, meanwhile, was carrying out her official duties at … Continue reading →
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