As I previously argued here, I was in favour of leaving the European Union. I was also very clear there, but as I summed up
Brexiteers
Banging on about Brexit to the banker: my rejoinder to Jeremy Marshall
One thing I learnt from Jeremy Marshall’s reply to my post here (his original you can read here) is to discover that Oldham and Sevenoaks felt
What are we afraid of? Thoughts on the Second Referendum march in London
In the wake of that march in London for a second referendum, lots of people have said lots of things. I’ve heard lots of poor
Historically, the left were anti-EU. What changed? Liberals
Historically, the Labour Party has been anti-EU. They have long eschewed the concentration of power to unelected officials and rejected the philosophy that underpins much
Can we all just calm down a bit: nobody is actually going to war
I know our position in the EU still raises the blood pressure of some but I wonder whether we can just get a little bit
I voted #Brexit. The Supreme Court judgement is exactly what I voted for.
It is unfortunate that I need to open up with these caveats, but here we go. I did not vote brexit because I am a racist.