Brexit The New York Times Ukip leader nigel farage said on tuesday that the eu is "dead" and predicted that more countries would hold referendums on their membership of the 28 member. Britain voted to leave the eu with a 52 48 split. nigel farage has not suggested a second referendum. many other people are however. a petition demanding a change to the law to allow a 2nd.
Brexit The New York Times Nigel farage, leader of the anti eu uk independence party, said britain had voted to remain in the european union possibly because of an extension of registration deadline. Speaking to itv’s good morning britain, the outgoing ukip leader said regardless of what brexit deal the uk ultimately secures, the eu is finished. he said: “with or without brexit, the. Ukip leader nigel farage said on tuesday that the eu is “dead” and predicted that more countries would hold referendums on their membership of the 28 member…. Mr farage’s remark to a reporter, early on the night of june 23, that it “looks like remain will edge it” was allegedly made despite him having already been made aware of the results of a “huge”.
Britain S Ukip Reaches Pivotal Point With Eu Referendum Wsj Ukip leader nigel farage said on tuesday that the eu is “dead” and predicted that more countries would hold referendums on their membership of the 28 member…. Mr farage’s remark to a reporter, early on the night of june 23, that it “looks like remain will edge it” was allegedly made despite him having already been made aware of the results of a “huge”. London the leader of the anti eu uk independence party (ukip) has announced he will stand down from the party after campaigning successfully for a brexit vote in britain's recent eu. London — nigel farage on wednesday hailed donald trump’s victory in the u.s. presidential election as a 2016 “win double” following the u.k.’s vote for brexit — and warned that europe was next. the interim ukip leader, who campaigned with the president elect, said the outcome of the u.s. vote had exposed widespread anger with ruling elites. Senior ukip figures refused to back mr farage’s calls for a re run of the divisive vote. but writing in the telegraph, the leading brexiteer has said although he does not want a second vote, he. Ukip chief nigel farage predicted last night that the brexit bombshell will bring the whole eu crashing down. he likened the result to the collapse of the berlin wall in 1989.