Rejoin the Road to Nowhere – London, 23 September 2023

LIVE! See Guy Verhofstadt, A C Grayling, Femi Oluwole, Steve “Sttoppp Brexit” Bray and others

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The second ‘National Rejoin March’ will be disrupting the capital in two weeks’ time

If readers did not get enough of that odd Remain character Steve Bray incessantly interrupting TV interviews on College Green outside Parliament with his continual shouts of “Sto-o-o-o-o-opp Brexit”, they will shortly have the opportunity to relive the experience in person.

In addition to other Rejoin speakers whom few will have heard of, there will be a stage outside Parliament large enough to take the ego of one Guy Verhofstadt MEP.

Below is the promotional video for this march, starring Femi Oluwole and a woman we hadn't heard of.

Facts4EU.Org sometimes sees pro-Brexit people criticising us online for continuing to research and report on the realities behind the reasons Britons voted on 23 June 2016 to leave the European Union. Today we give readers a glimpse of what we are up against.

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What some do not appear to be aware of is that there is a highly active set of Rejoin campaign groups, some of which have received millions of pounds in funding from a foreign billionaire’s ‘Foundations’. Their objective is to overturn the largest democratic mandate in British history and take us back into the EU.

These people’s fund-raising campaigns make our own efforts pale into insignificance. Not only have they raised far more than us for their version of our ‘Independence Documentary’, they have the money to make a regular stream of short videos and to organise expensive major events such as the one coming up in London on Saturday 23 September.

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Over the past eight years we have worked tirelessly, seven days a week, producing authoritative reports on Brexit, the European Union, and the UK’s relationship with it. We have also published many reports on Brexit Britain's success in forging new and improved relationships with the rest of the world.

We have shown how Rejoiners’ claims are not substantiated by the facts. We have published thousands of reports using official statistics from the EU Commission, the Office for National Statistics, the OECD, the IMF, the World Bank and others. We have left Rejoiners with nowhere to go – but now they are mobilising to march exactly there.

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For once we have done something which might be described as ‘mainstream’. Yes, together with CIBUK.Org we have produced a movie. Featuring big names from the worlds of politics, economics, the law, and academia, this movie is now in its final stages of ‘post-production’.

A week after the Rejoiners disrupt the centre of London for their ‘March to Nowhere’, we will be launching the world premiere of our ‘Independence Documentary’. For security reasons we can’t yet reveal the big names who will join us on stage for a question and answer session with the media and with an invited audience from the public. Suffice it to say that this will be an event not to be missed!

The movie itself contains contributions from many senior figures, to whom we are very grateful

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1. terence patrick hewett , Sunday, September 10, 2023, 06:33:

The collaborator Verhofstat, is money in the bank, as far as Brexit support goes.

2. LuxuryBalloon , Sunday, September 10, 2023, 08:10:

The rejoin campaign groups seem disjointed and highly marginalised to me. Facts4EU demonstrates daily that Brexit is a success. Only a handful of fools want to rejoin the EU these days.

3. Harry Potter , Sunday, September 10, 2023, 09:28:

No doubt they will exaggerate how many turn up like they usually do, however, this time they might just get a nice horrible surprise because just the other week when the SNP tried to exaggerate the number that turned up for their march and propaganda talk they found that when they tried to say first 12,000, then even 25,000 and even 40,000 from silly SNP supporters some had used a MapChecking • Crowd counting tool that shows the exact amount of people in an area. I and a few others will be using that tool to scupper the lies that they will be coming out with. That SNP march by the way was nowhere near 12,000 it was just 3,908

4. Gazzablack , Sunday, September 10, 2023, 12:18:

I think we should deny Verhofstadt entry.
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Just to show that we can.

5. LuxuryBalloon , Sunday, September 10, 2023, 15:06:

4 Gazza … we should stop every EU-loving rejoiner entering Brexit Britain.

6. Sparky , Sunday, September 10, 2023, 16:29:

Don’t worry folks, there is no prospect of UK rejoining EU any time soon, for one thing the EU wouldn’t even entertain the idea after the experience over the last seven + years. Secondly there is no need, the UK will be locked into alignment with the EU for years until at some point the older generation that voted overwhelmingly for Leave has declined and there is a realisation that due to the BRINO that the UK is in, the UK has no say in the direction of the EU that we are aligned to.
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Looking forward to seeing the comedy, sorry documentary. I expect there will be a lot of gaslighting and blaming others for not delivering their version of Brexit.

7. jon iivesey , Sunday, September 10, 2023, 17:06:

We may as well all get used to the idea that there will always be a rejoiner movement simply because there are always people who join lost causes, which in turn is because there are always some people who act as if opposing the majority makes you a clever person. Rejoin is right up there with Flat Earth and Creationism as lost causes that will never go away.
Rejoin in its public form is not the danger because it will always be the movement of Bray and Femi and similar people. Every yer it will have its protest march, unless it has to cancel it three times, as it did in 2022.
The danger is the unseen Rejoin that operates through the Press and the BBC, constantly demoralising people and then suggesting that rejoining the EU bit by bit would solve this problem and that one. It's worth thinking about it along these lines: would Rejoin have any traction at all if we had decent growth and high productiviy? Would they even get a hearing? If not, then *those* are the problems and those are the issue to to address, not Rejoin.
The problem, and it is a big one, is not Rejoin at all, but getting growth going again and continuing the push away from a low-wage low-skill economy towards a high-wage high-tech economy.
I'm not just rearranging words here. The EU is stuck in a mid-tech manufacturing model that is going to cause it endless problems, so rejoining that mess is definitely not the answer. The answer is going to be to forget the EU, stop agonizing over it, just accept that we can get about half a million skilled immigrants a year from Europe if we can make use of them and then start investing in a future outside the EU. Not a future of importing shiny black cars and exporting marmalade, but a future of AI, robotics, automated manufacturing, electronic engineering, defence technology, automated medical devices and much more demanding education.

8. Sparky , Sunday, September 10, 2023, 18:53:

7 JL. I agree to a large extent with “The problem, and it is a big one, is not Rejoin at all, but getting growth going again and continuing the push away from a low-wage low-skill economy towards a high-wage high-tech economy”
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However, we didn’t need to leave for that to happen and since Brexit business investment has flatlined due to the uncertainty caused by Brexit which is holding growth down.

9. terence patrick hewett , Sunday, September 10, 2023, 19:02:

@JL
Concur entirely.

10. jon iivesey , Sunday, September 10, 2023, 22:08:

8. Sparky , "However, we didn’t need to leave for that to happen and since Brexit business investment has flatlined due to the uncertainty caused by Brexit which is holding growth down."
This is just terrible logic, because you are assuming Brexit caused uncertainty when in fact the evidence in front of our faces is that Covid had huge visible negative effect on the economy and investment, and *no* evidence that Brexit did. If you look at the charts for GDP, trade employment and investment, the deep Covid recession stands out like a sore thumb and you can't even see Brexit. You literally cannot point at the charts and say "Here is Brexit" when you can easily point to Covid because it had such a huge effect.
And that isn't true just of the UK. *All* developed economies took a big hit from Covid, all experienced deep recession, all experienced unemployment, all took giant drops in "business confidence", which is what you are talking about, and most of them settled into a new lower long-term trend in growth. To say that Brexit caused this in the UK when Covid caused it everywhere is just the very well-known fallacy of assuming your conclusion.
The bottom line is that there is no evidence that Brexit caused our current problems, plenty of evidence that they are structural and long-term and not due to an event like Brexit at all, plenty of evidence that Covid did a lot of damage everywhere that remainers choose to attribute to Brexit in the UK alone, and certainly no evidence that rejoining the EU would do anything at all for our real porblems.
The EU does not invest, it does not increase productivity, it does not improve education, it does not improve business confidence and in the long run it has managed only to reduce the EU's own share of World GDP, so what exactly is the point? Apart from massaging the egos of a few elite talking heads, is there a point?

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