Category Archives: Brexit

The problem with european human rights (courts)

Posted on 26/04/2016 by Jim Stewart

Theresa May expressed the importance of getting rid of the European Human Rights because they were problematic. I had a look at the rights to see what was so objectionable. It is hard to see what is so objectionable about … Continue reading →

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Europe is smothering us with rules

Posted on 05/03/2016 by Jim Stewart

One of the big issues in the Brexit discussion is the number of European Rules – and the number affecting small businesses in particular. I decided to do a check today on the rules in the middle of being created. … Continue reading →

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Brexit and Migration

Posted on 24/02/2016 by Jim Stewart

One of the first battlegrounds for the referendum has been drawn up as immigration. It’s an interesting subject. Would leaving the EU make a difference to the swarms (the pro-European Cameron term) invading our country? There are three general groups … Continue reading →

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