Notes from a lonely island #2: Emily Burt shows us how the Brexit referendum has Trumped Clinton's bid for the Presidency.
Author: Euroculturer Magazine
Emily Burt guides us through Brexit Britain "On the day Nigel Farage attempted to drown Bob Geldof with a water cannon, I genuinely believed I was witnessing one of the most baffling moments of British history. The months since have only shown how wrong I was. Welcome to Brexit Britain – the weirdest and loneliest island in the world."
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