Ten years ago today, the British public voted to leave the European Union in one of the largest exercises of direct democracy in history. While the UK regained its sovereignty, key promises of the independence campaign remain unfulfilled a decade later as politicians of various stripes have sought to stymie the will of the people.
On June 23, 2016, over 17 million voters in Britain rejected the globalist project that is the European Union, backing a campaign run on the slogan “Take Back Control”. Although both sides of the referendum had their specific issues of concern, with Vote Leave focusing on stemming the tide of mass migration from the…
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