'Brexit is close to being destroyed by a conspiracy of lies'

Podcast: Rejoiners lie and spread misinformation to reverse Brexit

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Their falsehoods are not challenged by most of the mainstream media who appear too disinterested, or perhaps captured by the Rejoiner mindset, to expose them. Rejoiner-in-Chief, Sir Keir Starmer, is irrationally committed to loading the country with billions of unnecessary costs, even at a time of economic crisis, to fulfil his dream of rejoining the EU.

Whilst complaining about the conjured-up costs of Brexit, Rejoiners NEVER want to talk about the colossal costs involved in rejoining the EU. If we joined today Britain's membership subscription would be about £20 billion a year, and rising.

Britain has saved around £125 billion in subscription payments to the EU since Brexit. All of these savings have thus been available to spend in Britain. We now keep 100% of the customs tariff revenues raised by HMRC rather than having to send 80% (now 75%) to Brussels.

We are not on-the-hook for billions in contingent liabilities for the EU's Covid NextGeneration Programme and the defence funding for the ReArm Europe Plan involving a total of €950 billion euros in loan guarantees.

In Episode IV of Facts4EU’s Podcast Series 3, Graham Dale comments on the misinformation disseminated by Rejoiners about the costs of Brexit and examines the huge cost implications involved in rejoining the EU.

Readers should note that our policy continues to be non-partisan and that this podcast reflects the views of one member speaking personally.

The Facts4EU Sovereignty Podcasts Season 3 Episode IV

‘Brexit is close to being destroyed by a conspiracy of lies’

Rejoiners lie and spread misinformation in their determination to reverse Brexit

A personal view by Graham Dale of Independence Facts4EU.Org

All those in Britain who believe in democracy should unite in opposition to the government's wholly unacceptable programme of ever greater alignment and commitment to EU rules and regulations, pursued without a mandate and designed to ease us back into the EU without explicit consent.

The question of Britain being required to join the Euro as would now be required for new members of the EU, as Britain would be, is the “elephant-in-the-room” left undisturbed at this time. However, this is a subject of such immense significance that our podcast editor intends to address it in a future podcast.

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1. Old Albion , Wednesday, May 27, 2026, 06:48:

All the time Labour and it's dead man walking leader Starmer remain in power, we will slowly be eased back into the EU surreptitiously. When (if) Burnham takes over it will carry on. Reform are the only party that will end this betrayal. But the Left (Labour/Lib-Dems/Greens will pull out all the stops and dirty tricks to prevent a Reform victory. We must unite the Right.

2. Sparky , Wednesday, May 27, 2026, 06:59:

Money saved needs to be offset by the tariffs paid by UK to export to the EU (not compliant with CTA) and significant cost of negotiating the barriers to export.
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See Best for Britain "Cost of Brexit"
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Support for Brexit continues to decline. YouGov updated its tracker on 26 May "How Strong is UK Support for Rejoining the EU". This shows strong support, particularly for closer ties.
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It is the increase in world demand for services that has held up the UK economy since Brexit.
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Northern Ireland continues to be ignored by Brexitears.

3. Gazzablack , Wednesday, May 27, 2026, 12:41:

2, sparkless
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Tariffs only apply to goods that don't meet "rules of origin" requirements.
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And a reminder
99% of people never used FOM
92% of economy not linked to EU
96% of businesses never trade with EU
And it took 10-15% of the NHS budget each year as a fee
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A self imposed anchor of high energy costs in pursuit of "net zero" is negatively affecting UK manufacturing, the same is happening in Germany where nearly half a million jobs vanished in the first quarter of 2026.
Trapped in the EU, and with the rigged Frankenstein currency no longer helping it, Germany is shedding jobs at a rate of 2 million per year.
The EU's cash cow will soon have no cash.
I bet they wished they had a service sector as vibrant as ours.
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"Best for Britain"? - no thanks it's a Europhile World sponsored echochamber
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The single market is an illusion.
Businesses face significant cross border barriers within the EU.
A UK within the EU would still be hampered by these barriers.

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