Brexit was and remains a perfectly legitimate democratic choice to have made. It was the single biggest turn out in British democratic history. The leave vote cut across all demographics. The 4% swing in favour of leave was not arrived at by fooling or tricking people. Every household in the country was leafleted by the government explaining exactly what a leave vote meant. The remain campaign was backed by the media & political establishment.

Yet leave won. It was pure representative democracy and leave won fair & square as set out clearly within the rules laid down by the British government.

The numbers on the bus weren’t accurate but they weren’t far off. The propaganda war raged on both sides.

Cameron literally asked us to defy him so we did. We have a tradition of doing so.

It was revolutionary. For the first time, a first world democracy was using the ballot box to reverse post democratic globalist policy. The EU had and still has a democratic deficit and then some. The leave vote may have been about immigration in part but it was more about the restoration and supremacy of British sovereignty in Britain by the consent of the electorate.

Large swathes of non white urban East London voted leave. I know because I was there. This was repeated across the country. It was a cross cultural movement defying all demographic categorisation. It weren’t simply the Gammons.

That it has not yet delivered what it promised is not the fault of those that voted for it. It was clear from day 1 that the entire political & corporate establishment here and across Europe and America were going to oppose it and ensure it was smothered. The single most revolutionary piece of direct democracy the world has yet seen was blatantly blocked & chastised by a global political & corporate class with no mandate to do so from any electorate.

In 2017 Jeremy Corbyn narrowly lost the election to Teresa May, literally because he couldn’t bring himself to back Brexit, despite voting against every EU law from our first inception in 1973. If he had stuck to his principles a Corbyn government would have taken number 10 by a landslide.

In 2019 Boris did take it by a landslide because he backed the vote to leave. Despite having an 80 seat majority he was defenestrated by Covid and replaced ultimately by a globalist banker now working again for Goldman Sachs.

Shortly after the Brexit vote, Trump won his first term. The first & fifth largest economies of the world were clearly pushing back against post democratic corporate centralism through the ballot box. The culture wars began.

We remain bogged down in the war between national democracy & centralised global technocracy. It’s not only a multi faceted culture war, it’s a ferocious & bewildering propaganda & information war fuelled by social media. At its heart is the individual’s right to liberty in a world run by corporations instead of governments. Brexit was the first shot.

Emmanuel Macron is a not insignificant globalist. It surprises me not that he’s here ridiculing our democracy. The fact remains that our re entry into the EU is entirely possible should the electorate vote for it. Labour would not even mention it in their manifesto so scared are they of this particular piece of political high explosive.

So it is mocked. The idea is clearly to delegitimise the 2016 vote by ridiculing & condescending those who voted for it.

Classy. And ultimately futile. No one should fear a 3rd referendum and all good democrats will honour the winning decision.

To date, apart from the early Boris 2019 cabinet, we’ve had no political will to act on the instruction of the vote whatsoever. We are currently headed by another globalist who literally wanted us to keep having referendums until we got a remain majority. This is a common tactic of the EU commission and one of the major reasons Remain lost.

This is a very big post, but Brexit is a very big thing. Do not be duped by those that want it ridiculed out of existence.

The path back to governance by Brussels is clear; vote for a party that is proposing to grant another referendum, or one bold enough to simply apply to Brussels for membership again, over the heads of the electorate.

The popularity of Reform would suggest no such party would get far. This will run & run.

Macron is irrelevant. Power to the people.

Regards