Britain Unbound @BritainUnbound
The Campaign for a Sovereign UK - to promote and support the UK’s continued independence outside the EU, our constitution and laws, and our culture and values. britain-unbound.org London, United Kingdom Joined January 2026-
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@Eddystone506 How do you figure? 18 BILLION contactless payments made in the UK a year. Each of those that can be made quicker due to Brexit, means revenue hits and incremental costs avoided.
Our tech sector doesn’t want to rejoin the EU, nor does the City - rejoining would be an act of self harm x.com/SkyNews/status…
“I also voted to remain, but if we had a referendum today, I wouldn’t.” Former chancellor @Jeremy_Hunt reflects on Brexit and says he’d vote differently now. ➡️ trib.al/zAVO002 📺 Sky 501 and YouTube
The EU is so much worse than when we left. Rejoining would mean letting Brussels censor our internet, reopen our borders and force men into women’s changing rooms. Brexit Britain must say no to EU tyranny, says Fraser Myers buff.ly/wLaEyAi
Never forget how the elites responded to Brexit. They called us racists, fascists, pig meat (gammon). They did everything in their power to overthrow our votes. It was one of the most sickening assaults on democracy in our history, says Brendan O’Neill buff.ly/zUxWuGV
The EU in 2026 is in an even worse state than in 2016. Brussels is more authoritarian, more eager to meddle in national affairs and even more wedded to uber-progressive delusions. Brexit confirmed the wisdom of the masses, says Fraser Myers buff.ly/wLaEyAi
Our Rejoiner elites are as determined as ever to overturn the Leave vote, says David Frost buff.ly/YQsW0Ot
Labour MP Austin Mitchell said the phenomenon of pro-Europeans in Britain advocating for joining the euro after the insanity of Black Wednesday could only be likened to 'the propensity of dogs to return to their own vomit'.
@Capybarapond @Susan1034456 @GaryDough If you don't want to be here, then you're welcome to leave. You're choosing to stay here.
Reminder: 99% of Brits never used Freedom of Movement. For most people, the idea of being away from home for 3 months out of every six is just not going to happen. 75% of those living overseas in 2016, were choosing countries outside of the EU FoM. Brits voted with their feet.
Ten years after the Brexit referendum, one of the biggest lessons is this: People built lives across Europe because Freedom of Movement made it normal. When "normal" suddenly disappears, the consequences are profound. My interview with Bremain in Spain:
There are cancer survivors in the UK, that are only alive today thanks to Brexit freedoms to bring the latest innovations to those who need it most. We're sure the vocal rejoin campaigners would happily tell those cancer survivors that they would rather they were dead.
🚨 BREXIT BENEFIT KLAXON 🚨 This is Roger Jackson from Bedford, and is the first man in Europe to receive a groundbreaking cancer treatment called histotripsy. He is just the first of many Brits receiving this lifesaving cancer treatment, approved thanks to Brexit divergence.
A very good article, and worth a read. "The economic case for Brexit still stands - its now time to pursue it" capx.co/the-economic-c…
The Rejoin campaigners have lost their 10th anniversary window of opportunity, and you can tell they're livid about it. ⚫ Their petition had 20% fewer signatures than last year ⚫ Their march had <1500 people ⚫ The polls consistently show Brits don't want EU obligations
For the last ten years, the British people have been continually subjected to lies and propaganda from those who wished to remain in the EU. One of those lies? The idea that there was such a thing as a "Hard" or "Soft" Brexit. This was never actually a thing at all. The process of leaving the EU was *always* a single process with a single outcome. Article 50. The idea that the UK could stay in the Single Market and Customs Union, despite that being a bad idea anyway, was a lie. EU member states sacrifice their ability to negotiate international trade agreements. The UKs membership of the Single Market and Customs Union were as members of the EU. So any wish to accede to them again would have to have been negotiated, and the UK *could not* do that, as it didn't have the right to negotiate such agreements. So the actual act of leaving the EU, Brexit, could *never* have a hard or soft approach. It was a single action. Leave the EU. The lies continue on, ten years later. Don't let them lie to you any more. Accept the attempt to deceive you as the insult that it is, and treat their attempts with the disdain that they deserve.
@vivamjm @michelrouxjr Michael. You're describing the entry process *now*, not the entry process *then*. As we said, and you seem to still not understand, 99% of Brits did not use the flexibilities offered by Freedom of Movement, and the majority who lived overseas did so in the Anglosphere.
@michelrouxjr @vivamjm We agree. Michael here is admitting to not understanding what Freedom of Movement did and did not do, and that the UK was not part of Schengen. To claim 100% of Brits used Freedom of Movement, is to admit to being ignorant. We're glad you called Michael out on this Michel.
"Many" Britons don't own homes in Europe. A tiny minority do. Owning a second home overseas is a foreign concept to the average Brit who can't afford their first home let alone another one overseas. Andrew argues for a tiny sliver of society - and doesn't care about the rest.
Many Britons own homes in Europe. Freedom of Movement allowed them to spend time in those homes without counting days on a calendar. Now many face the 90-in-180-day problem. #Brexit10Years #SaveFOM
Reminder: Brexiteers never promised the end of inflation - and it is ludicrous to suggest otherwise. Food inflation in the UK has been *less* than it has in the EU, and thousands of tariffs have been removed on imported goods. So food *is* cheaper than it otherwise would be.
"Food prices will fall." Leaving the EU was supposed to make everyday life cheaper. Instead, shoppers have faced years of rising food costs, while new import barriers have added costs and complexity to supply chains. #Brexit10Years #RejoinEU
How to be a bad passenger on a car journey. 1. Tell the driver they're going the wrong way 2. Punch the driver repeatedly in the face 3. Say "told you so" that the journey wasn't smooth If you wanted a smoother journey, maybe not punching the driver in the face would've helped.
Advocates of rejoining the EU are by their very nature undemocratic. Arguing for a rigged vote that intentionally ignores the majority, and wanting to rely on the opinions of those who quite literally don't know what they are voting for as are too young and uneducated to know.
We should be able to rely on our parliamentary democracy to do the right thing (we do pay them to make informed decisions on our behalf) ..but if there must be another referendum on joining the EU it should be for those under 40 years old only. After all it is *their* future not
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