Jayne Adye is Campaign Director of cross-party, grassroots, Eurosceptic group Get Britain Out
The EU is a house deeply divided
The issue of refugees is bringing out into the open the deep divisions inside the EU which make a nonsense of ever closer union. Former communist countries who endured occupation do not take kindly to being dictated to by Brussels, and Brexit may yet be an example they will wish to follow
- 26 August 2017
Pending Brexit, immigration has still not been addressed
One, among many, reasons why people don't trust the establishment is the pack of lies they have been told about uncontrolled immigration, which has not benefited the economy and which has not slowed down. The people have a right to see their concerns addressed
- 16 August 2017
Blame the EU for this airport chaos
The chaos at some European airports is another example of incompetence and bad faith in Europe, while European airlines and Brussels are agiain showing petty mindedness on aviation policy to punish British travellers for Brexit. They will not succeed in breaking our will
- 5 August 2017
Brexit must mean no more benefit tourism
Isn’t it enough the UK has given the EU over half a trillion pounds since we joined – only now to learn we must give away even more in benefits to migrants and their relatives who don't even live here? Brexit must mean no more benefit tourism
- 12 April 2017
No peace inside the Eurozone for Greece
The unresolved Greek debt crisis has flared up again pitting the IMF against the German-led EU. Greece can never recover until it quits a single curreny that is out of kilter with its fundamentals. But La La Land Eurocrats will destroy Greece altogether before admittimg they are wrong
- 18 February 2017
Project Fear: Britain’s Economic Chuckle Brothers
Philip Hammond and Mark Carney are Britain's anti-Brexit Chuckle Brothers. These hardline Remoaners got everything wrong, and now they're trying to sabotage our withdrawal. We musn't let them get away with it
- 14 December 2016
Blocking Brexit will create the real hostility
It is the embittered and failed Remain camp that is stoking anger and division in Britain over Brexit. They need to relearn the democratic game and respect the people. If they don't, the wounds will widen and the anger will be visited upon them
- 14 November 2016
Brexit a win-win situation for farmers and consumers
Our current membership of the EU means more expensive food, as it’s the EU which has established vast tariffs on agricultural produce. After Brexit our food will be better and cheaper. So, let's get Britain out as soon as we can
- 5 November 2016
Project Fear -- Well and truly debunked
Last week we saw the warnings of Project Fear being well and truly debunked. Companies like Nissan are continuing to invest in the UK, and statistics reveal our economy is still going strong. Brexit is going to be a great success
- 2 November 2016
Britain’s bright future after Brexit
It is becoming clearer and clearer, from multiple sources and multiple countries, that Britain has a bright future after Brexit. Let's make it happen as soon as possible and prove to future generations that voters made the right decision
- 17 October 2016
Could Deutsche Bank crisis cause the EU to collapse?
The enormity of the crisis surrounding Deutsche Bank is another illustration that Brexit was the right decision. Indeed, if the crisis spirals any further there may not be much of a European Union left for Britain to leave
- 3 October 2016
Brexit Britain gets going
The EU Referendum showed the global establishment British voters will not be told what to do. It is fitting we now have a PM who will not be told what to do by Brussels bureaucrats or their fellow leaders, but rather they will obey the wishes of the Great British Public. Brexit is getting going
- 23 September 2016
Control over our borders after Brexit
The government is to be applauded for looking seriously at tough but fair variants for a post-Brexit immigration system. But ruling out a points based system may not be the best idea. That said, we will get back control of our borders after Brexit, and the sooner that happens the better
- 13 September 2016
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