Tag archives for Brexit
Brexit: The ‘Volk’ Enriched at the Expense of Liberty
I think it is gravely naive to think that "Brexit" will bring about any lessening of stupid law-making and regulatory overreach. What has been sacrificed from the vote is English…
Brexit and the British High Court Ruling: What Does This Mean?
Source: On 3 November, 2016 the Lord Chief Justice of the British High Court ruled that in order for Brexit to possibly proceed, the motion of triggering Article 50 of…
See EU-Later
I seriously don’t know what took the Brits so long to get out of an EU they were skeptical about in the first place. Tory Prime Minister Edward Heath signed the…
First thoughts: the political implications of Brexit
Written by: Kai Howie British politics of late has been notoriously difficult to predict. Since the Great Recession, we have witnessed an unexpectedly close Scottish independence referendum, the surprise Conservative…
Brexit: some afterthoughts
The Brexit vote has finally come and gone, and as we’ve now learned, the vote is 52-48 in favour of the UK leaving the European Union. The result is not immediate,…
Brexit: Why it Matters
Written by: Byron Mühlberg The current year is one in which several crucial democratic elections will occur across the globe; elections which will unquestionably have an affect on the discourse within…