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Tag Archives: Brexit
FAQ: Antigone1984 and Brexit
Editorial note: If you have not yet read our mission statement above, please do so in order that you can put our blogs in context. 11 January 2019 As the Brexit (Britain’s Exit from the European Union) train heads at warp … Continue reading
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Tagged Brexit, Daniel Hannan, European Union, Hayek, Jeremy Corbyn, Philip Hammond, Steve Bannon, Theresa May, Tony Blair, UK Labour Party, UK Tory Party
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Brexit sabotaged
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Tagged Brexit, European Union, Giuseppe di Lampedusa, Grand Old Duke of York, Horace, Theresa May, United Kingdom
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Batting for England
Editorial note: If you have not yet read our mission statement above, please do so in order that you can put our blogs in context. 13 October 2018 WORDS OF WISDEN “It’s a funny kind of month October. For the really … Continue reading
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Tagged Brexit, cricket, English humour, Wisden
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Bad losers
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Posted in China, Economics, Europe, Germany, Greece, Hong Kong, Politics, UK
Tagged "Die Lösung, "Ode to Joy", Alexis Tsipras, Beethoven's Ninth Symphony, Bertolt Brecht, Bertrand Russell, Brexit, democracy, demos, direct democracy, European Central Bank, European Commission, International Monetary Fund, Joachim Gauck, populism, populus, Quisling, representative democracy, Schiller, Syriza, UK referendum on EU, Wolfgand Schäuble
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EU sticks it to UK
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Posted in Economics, Europe, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Poland, Politics, UK
Tagged Brexit, Daniel Hannan, Donald Tusk, Emperor Charlemagne, King Offa of Mercia, Soviet Union, UK Labour Party, United States of Europe, Wofgang Schäuble
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The Last of England
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Tagged "Country Life", "The Long Revolution", A.N. Wilson, Alan Brien, Ars Poetica, Brexit, Clive Aslet, Cobbett, Crabbe, dark satanic mills, E.M. Forster, England, F.R. Leavis, Ford Madox Brown, Garden of Eden, George Sturt, Giles Fraser, Henry James, Horace, King George III, laudator temporis acti, OliverGoldsmith, Perry Anderson, Procrustes, Queen Elizabeth I, Raymond Williams (1921-1988), The Last of England, William Blake
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IMMIGRATION
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Tagged A Jacobite's Epitaph, Aeneas, Aeneid, Ayn Rand, Brexit, David Cameron, democracy, European Coal and Steel Community, European Parliament, European Union, Herder, immigration, Jean Monnet, Juno, nationalism, Nigel Farage, Plato, populism, racism, Thomas Babington Macaulay, Troy, UK referendum 2016, UKIP, Virgil, xenophobia
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Why the UK does not need the EU crutch
4 July 2016 “[Je refuse] la création d’une zone de libre-échange de l’Europe occidentale, en attendant la zone atlantique, laquelle ôterait à notre continent sa propre personnalité.” Le général de Gaulle, 1967. “I refuse to accept the creation of … Continue reading
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THE PEASANTS HAVE REVOLTED
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Posted in Europe, Politics, Scotland, UK
Tagged Boris Johnson, Brexit, Donald Tusk, European Union, Manuel Valls, Nigel Farage, Robert Burns, Scottish Nationalists, St George, UK referendum
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