Democracy Movement

What would the UK's share be, if we had remained a member of the EU? A credible estimate puts it at £207 BILLION over 7 years - a shocking £29 billion a year. Thanks to , we've had a lucky escape and won't need to cut public services or raise taxes to pay these massive new fees to the EU. 👍

DM director Stuart Coster has a letter in today's Daily Telegraph, responding to Rachel Reeves's Brexit comments >> The chancellor's arguments don't add up ... Why don't Keir Starmer & Rachel Reeves want to govern?

Brilliant analysis by Briefings for Britain, demolishing so many government claims on EU alignment. No mantra by Rachel Reeves or Peter Kyle is left standing:

➡️ 'EU reset' will have a net negative impact on GDP

➡️ EU membership was a costly way to buy free trade

➡️ Declining EU is no longer our 'largest market'

➡️ Exports to the rest of the world grew much faster even before Brexit, defying 'gravity model' theories.

Essential reading 👇

EU Single Market: Where the Magic Doesn’t Happen The EU single market delivered weak export growth for the UK. New analysis questions claims that closer alignment will boost UK trade or GDP.

Remain voters are changing their minds about the EU >> "I supported Remain, but if there were another referendum today I would happily vote to stay out - we would not benefit from a good deal and the bloc has only deteriorated ..."

I supported Remain, but if there were another referendum today I would happily vote to stay out Britain should not rejoin the EU. We would not benefit from a good deal and the bloc has only deteriorated

We're quoted in this new Telegraph piece, based on our research >> "Brexit deals ‘will be more lucrative than Starmer’s EU reset’; OBR projections show the Prime Minister’s closer ties with Brussels will reap only tiny dividends ..."

Brexit deals ‘will be more lucrative than Starmer’s EU reset’ OBR projections show Prime Minister’s closer ties with Brussels will reap only tiny dividends

EU no longer able to waste eye-watering amounts of UK public money, thanks to Brexit👍 >> "The Commission in July proposed allocating €118 billion for administrative costs within a €2 trillion budget - up from €82 billion in the current cycle"

Capitals push for major restructuring of EU institutions to curb costs | Euractiv Brussels’ administration should be subjected to the same streamlining effort being imposed across other policy areas, they argued

Royal Navy & RAF participate in Italian-led exercise "Falcon Strike" while EU grifters demand €6bn for UK access to defence contracts. Crass EU demands that don't offset the far higher costs of ongoing UK military support to defend the EU's borders must be instantly rejected.

EU to demand €6bn from Britain for rearmament In return, the UK would be allowed to bid for contracts worth up to 50pc of Brussels’ war chest

"What has Brexit ever done for us? A lot more than Remainers would be willing to admit" >> Review of eye-opening new book '75 Brexit Benefits', a brilliantly-researched catalogue of the UK's post-Brexit achievements. Don't forget to pick up your copy!👇👍

What has Brexit done for us? | Catherine McBride | The Critic Magazine Since the UK left the EU in 2020, my friends and foes have asked: What was the point of Brexit? They felt Brexit had made little difference in their daily lives. Having repeatedly heard politicians…

Sounds like the minister 'gets it' >> "Thomas-Symonds’s comments underline a view in senior government circles that European Union membership is probably off the table for ever, not least because of the way in which the EU has changed since Britain’s departure."

No prospect of UK rejoining EU in my lifetime, says Starmer’s reset negotiator Comments by Nick Thomas-Symonds underline view in top government circles despite thaw in relations with Brussels

Two *trillion* euros! That's how much the EU wants to drain from Europe's economies in its next budget. Nearly double its current budget. A shockingly high figure that can only provoke substantial public service cuts & tax rises across contributing EU member countries, many already struggling with high debts. Was this in any manifesto?

Brexit reality 👇👍