The Globalist

In calling snap elections for the UK on June 8, the British Prime Minister may have entered into a game of Russian Roulette.

Will the “cathedral” – aka the EU – ever be completed? Is it worth the effort? Or might it fall down and bankrupt its builders?

The departing UK is one of the largest host countries of internal EU migrants.

After Brexit is completed, the EU will lose one of its biggest contributors to favorable demographics.

For the EU, Brexit means a shift toward smaller countries and less free-market countries.

The drop from EU-28 to EU-27 will be a big one in terms of GDP lost.

From Murdoch to Mercer, there are deep-pocketed billionaires around the world that want to see the EU emasculated, if not abolished.

What can actually be agreed before the UK leaves the EU?

Advice to our British friends : A concise compilation of the delusions shaping the surreal mindset of Britain’s Brexiteer brigades.

This is the worst setback ever for the process of European integration that started with a six-nation coal and steel community in 1952 – but for whom precisely?