by sundance British Members of Parliament will vote on Theresa May’s sketchy Brexit deal on Tuesday 11th of December. The U.K. House of Commons is set to debate the pact for five days. More than 100 members of parliament have indicated they …
by John Ward There’s one thing in Mrs May’s Brexit withdrawal agreement we’re overlooking . It is not the beginning of the end of Britain being bullied by Brussels, it’s merely the end of the beginning. If Farage et al wait …
The UK is undergoing a crisis at this time. With uncertainty over Brexit and massive disruptions in the government, there’s no telling what tomorrow has in store. In the meantime, housing has slowed down, prices are getting slashed, and it …
European leaders have finally approved a deal on the UK’s departure from the EU during an emergency summit in Brussels. The agreement now has to be endorsed– or rejected – by British MPs. “EU27 has endorsed the Withdrawal Agreement and …
by John Ward Following Wednesday’s record-breaking post on the Whitehall and EU-inspired coup d’état in Britain, The Slog broadens its search for the plotters, and adds flesh to the evidence of how process was used to pervert the UK Constitution and …
by GoldCore Is Brexit a Massive Threat to Globalisation? As Theresa May heads back to Brussels today in a last ditch effort to renegotiate her Brexit deal in order to get it passed through the British Parliament, we take a …
via valuewalk: One can’t help but walk away from Europe worried and concerned. The Continent is long on bickering and skepticism and short on unity and solidarity – all of which is threatening the EU’s fragile cyclical economic expansion and the global earnings …
by John Ward There is a missing link in this Brexit drama, and it is this: why is Olly Robbins still being allowed to defy the will of Remainers, Leavers and Parliament by negotiating without a chaperone in Brussels? And why …
by Martin Armstrong Dominic Raab, who was the negotiator in BEXIT told the chief whip straight after cabinet yesterday that he would quit. He said the prime minister could still change course and should be ready to walk away with no …
by Tom Luongo The only words that were left out of Theresa May’s announcement of achieving Cabinet approval over her Brexit deal were Mission Accomplished. Theresa May was put in charge of the U.K. to betray Brexit from the beginning. She always …
Tell the EU to screw off then negotiate afterwards: http://archive.is/TEYL6 Theresa May surely by now symbolises the phrase “bad day at the office”. This week, having spent months negotiating the deal by which Britain will leave the European Union …
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We’ve all been betrayed by a globalist cabal that planned to cancel Brexit from the very start. h/t Voluntaryist
In the feverish reshuffling of financial services for a post-Brexit world, London still comes out ahead, but less so. By Don Quijones, Spain, UK, & Mexico, editor at WOLF STREET. As two years of Brexit negotiations finally come to a head and …
by Martin Armstrong The British pound has dropped 1% today and is trading in the mid 127 level. The rumor running around the City (the financial sector in London) is that Prime Minister May has called an emergency press conference …
by Shaun Richards Today there can only be one subject although as ever I will avoid the politics as much as is possible. Anyway at the current rate of progress anything on that subject would be out of date before …
by GoldCore The pound plunged against the euro, the dollar, gold and all leading currencies today as Theresa May’s UK government appeared vulnerable to collapsing and political turmoil risked creating a hard Brexit. Gold in GBP (24 Hours) The pound …
Jack Buckby of TheRebel.media reports: Today, we were given an insight into Theresa May’s Brexit deal. We haven’t been given the exact details of the deal, but through the press we’ve been given an insight into what it entails…and it …
by John Ward In negotiating with Brussels, the Prime Minister’s EU-loyal Cabinet and Whitehall cabal have employed one central tactic over the last twelve months: to leave every ordinary British citizen completely confused, bamboozled and exhausted to the point of apathy …
by John Ward In a moving ceremony this morning, the Prime Minister and her wife paid tribute to those who have fallen so far in the UK’s civil war over Brexit. Photographed laying a wreath on the grave of the Unlamented …
From Business Insider: The hedge fund manager famous for betting against the US housing market ahead of the 2008 crash is shorting two British bank stocks in anticipation that the UK falls out of the European Union without securing an exit …
by John Ward Very few of you will be surprised by this, but the evidence that the recent Brexit negotiations have been something of a hamfisted am dram production is becoming almost undeniable. The Slog pieces together the script for …
Authored by Carmen Elena Dorobăț via The Mises Institute, As Brexit negotiations approach their initial deadline, U.K.’s plans to renegotiate a quick trade deal with WTO members once it leaves the EU bloc has been met with disdain by some …
by Martin Armstrong COMMENT: Dear Martin I am once again in awe of your mighty computer. I refer to today’s announcement by Dominic Raab that a deal on Brexit should be ready for the 21st November. I am concerned that the …
by John Ward The British Chancellor’s Budget karma has been run over by the German Chancellor’s dogma. It’s another chance for Remainers to think again. ¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤¤ Perhaps we’ll know more as the day goes on, but it does sound like Mutti …
Organisers say more than 600,000 people rallied in central London on Saturday to call for a referendum on the final Brexit deal https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AHsedh-ILF4
by John Ward I’d been off-grid since Sunday evening, and was therefore a little phased to see the news (on the way back home this afternoon) that Theresa May pitched up and told a packed PMQs Commons audience how a Brexit …
by John Ward Today’s bigger stories all suggest that the time is right for something or other to happen. It’s just not immediately clear what that might be. Will there be a Brexit deal in the nick of time? Is Philip Hammond out …
Brexit Deal Hangs in the Balance With Monday Deadline in Doubt (Bloomberg) — Brexit talks hang in the balance as negotiators work through the weekend, with neither side confident they will clinch a deal in time to meet a self-imposed …
