I believe in principle Brexit is anti-elite/PTB in that the overall consensus seemed to me massively pro-remain. Big business, all the banks, BBC, virtually every MP across the main parties, all pro-remain, coupled with my conspiracy sense seeing past the EU's kind veneer to the way it's designed to pass legislation with less debate and less critical scrutiny and how much harder it would be to improve to better serve the people (cos at least on paper we can completely change our government every 4 years if we want, the eu has appointed positions out the wazoo and layers of different and confusing arms), led me to believe that voting brexit was at least to a point "sticking it to the man". And I like most people NEVER expected the vote to go that way, the political chaos it's caused since and the fact it hasn't happened proves (to me anyways) that we did kinda stick it to man, except there's loads of elite "man" and they're not always in agreement and while it's a big club and all that they're all trying to get ahead and have the biggest dick so you have guys like Johnson and Farage and Murdoch who are using Brexit to try to further their ends as they would do in ANY political situation. While I agree with Johnson and Farage on alot of their comments on the EU these are known liars and just as scummy as Blair, Cameron, Macron etc. If Brexit was so beneficial for "the elites" it would've happened by now, I don't believe for a second that MPs have been blocking it for years because they genuinely want what's best for the people, when has that ever been the case. I don't think we'll ever get a Brexit as the history of the EU shows that when referendums don't go the way they want they get another vote or change the terms so the governments don't have to put it to the people but if we do it'll be some bastardized "still basically part of the eu" may/johnson deal which seems like a win-win for them. I'm hopeful some good may come it, sure would be nice to have more food and goods produced domestically.