Mrs May and some members of her team have gone on record to say “No deal is better than a bad deal”, but realistically, “no deal” was never an option. The worst scenario would have been an incomplete, partial deal […]
Mentioning the European Economic Area (EEA) to Eurosceptics as an alternative to the EU can generate the sort of fisticuffs that you might have expected in fourth century Alexandria on questioning the formal nature of the Holy Spirit. The subject […]
A Speech by John Harrison FCA, FCCA, Honorary Treasurer of The Campaign for an Independent Britain in Derby, 11th July 2014 Introduction The European project was always a political project. The economic side was the cover for gradually creating a […]
Interview with Anthony Coughlan, Professor Emeritus in Social Policy at Dublin University (Trinity College Dublin), Director of the National Platform EU Research and Information Centre, writer and commentator on EU affairs. german-foreign-policy.com: The Irish crisis hit the headlines in 2008 […]
“We want you to stay in the club, but you can’t change the rules.” Only a few days after Sweden’s Prime Minister Fredrik Reinfeldt said he was prepared to go the “extra mile” to address the UK’s concerns about the […]
A FUTURUS Special by Anthony Scholefield Director, FUTURUS In major political issues there are three battles; the battle to win the contest for ideas or assertions; the battle of aims, inclusive of aspirations, and the battle of plans. The electorate is […]
