‘Britain will be no part of it.’ Someone forecasted that when Britain first joined the European economic bloc, tightly linking its future to the future of the Continent. As the British-European relationship ebbed and flowed over the years and the decades, that same voice consistently maintained that same forecast for the rest of its long life. Thirty years later, it happened. They call it ‘Brexit,’ and it is a fulfilled prophecy.
Why are we watching this trend?
