Let us revisit the time of the Referendum to see what has changed in the meanwhile.   David Cameron has spent two years visiting all EU members on multiple occasions to try and persuade them to bring the EU’s rules and regulations into the 21st century. He failed to obtain any significant progress....

Let us consider the EU’s performance over the last 10 years by way of comparison with the rest of the world. The major financial recession started in 2008 with the bankruptcy of Lehman Bros. To understand why it started one must glance at the years running up to 2008. George Bush Jnr was the President...

It is impossible to answer the above question in detail without sitting at the negotiation table throughout or been privy to the negotiation’s documentation, but the main general reasons why more progress has not been made are detailed below. It is obvious that Germany wants the UK to remain in the EU because...

Germany has led the Iron, Coal and Steel Community, The Common Market and more recently the European Union. From the beginning Germany developed the mass of bureaucratic establishments which are necessary to run such major international organisations. Most importantly Germany placed German citizens in high...

In a clear and well argued article in the Sunday Telegraph of 2 September 2018, Theresa May clearly set out why a second referendum will not be held. She makes clear that the government honour the electorate’s decision that they wanted the UK to withdraw from the EU. Further, it is clear that it is […]

The 2nd World War came to an end in 1945 with the surrender of Germany to the Allied forces. The infrastructure of many European countries lay in ruins. Most European countries were burdened by debt, were close to bankruptcy or were bankrupt. Part or all of the populations of some European countries...