23/06/2026
Ten years ago today, voters imposed an extraordinary and historic democratic revolution on Britain's political establishment - instructing that they take back control from the remote European Union and govern Britain, once again.
Reverberations from that seismic vote are still being felt today, as many in Westminster and Whitehall, unable to see beyond Brussels, refused to respect that democratic demand - and are now, still, trying to undermine it any way they can.
Yet, ten years on, despite their obsessive campaign of negativity, there's absolutely no evidence in real data of any negative impact on UK growth due to Brexit. In fact, UK GDP is doing better than fellow G7 economies still in the EU single market.
A simple, clear reality - and one so glaring that it's driving those EU obsessives crazy.
All continuity Remainers have ever been able to point to is fantasy losses from imaginary 'counterfactuals'. A weak response, compared to real data and the big Brexit prizes of genuine democracy and global opportunity in a fast-changing world; one that is much faster-moving than the EU.
Brexit has worked, by delivering democracy, and it has also proved itself robust in difficult economic times, including a global pandemic, inflation and energy shocks.
We now know, beyond doubt, that the scare stories of the Remain campaign never happened.
If Westminster and Whitehall can summon up the courage to govern, rather than continue trying to hand decisions back to the EU all over again, the best of Brexit is still to come.
