Nigel Farage

The contemporary world cannot be interpreted with populist or conspiracy theory approaches, nor can nations move forward with leaps into the void, without a compass and constants.

At the stroke of midnight in Brussels, the EU lost 15% of its economy, its biggest military spender, and the world’s international financial capital, London.

Instead of dividing and destabilising Europe, as those who pushed Brexit believed, the UK itself fell into the trap.