Brexit Exposed : Seven Years of Hell

REMEMBER A TIME WHEN THE UK PARLIAMENT DEFIED THEIR VOTERS

It all began with David Cameron's bombshell speech 23 January 2013 announcing that Britain would hold an in-out referendum on EU membership. A saga lasting seven years polarizing a nation, in which we saw members of Parliament defy the electorate and the rise and demise of leaders.

After Cameron's speech, Parliament voted on numerous occasions blocking a referendum, what made MPs change their mind?

With no less than 6 foiled opportunities when Brexit could have been stopped, Paul McQueen explains when and how, joining all the dots of the Brexit story bringing it to life.
A well-researched book presented in an easy to understand format with links to footage of key speeches and newsreels, giving a clear understanding of how successive leaders led the UK toward an ever closer union until the people said no.


18 THINGS THIS BOOK COVERS

1 A timeline of key-events joining the dots leading up to Brexit.
2 Cameron's defining moment, after which there was no return.
3 How much influence does Germany really have over the EU?
4 Get interactive with 140 hours of original footage online.
5 Read the incident then click to view speeches of the day.
6 Was the public really well informed in the 2016 referendum?
7 What Cameron wanted from the EU was not what he got.
8 Understand why MPs really didn't want a second referendum.
9 Did Theresa May have the right to trigger Article 50?
10 The difference between democracy and 'EU democracy'.
11 The UK pension compared to that in other EU countries.
12 Did Cameron ruin any chance of negotiating a better deal?
13 Discover 6 occasions when Brexit could have been avoided.
14 See how MPs voted in 2016 compared to their constituents.
15 Parliament votes down a referendum 6 times, what changed?
16 How much did the UK actually pay the EU in 2018?
17 The EU slapped a ï¿¡1.7bn bill on the UK, did Cameron pay it?
18 With the cards stacked in favour of Remain, see why they failed.

Unbiased, accurate and up-to-date it catalogues UK/EU events that got us where we are today. It's probably the most important book on the subject to be released this year.

Brexit Exposed is a book you will want to keep for your children and their children.