Brexit

The power of Europe is its nearness, the threat can be through institutions and the influence can be organisational. I argue Europe can be traditional and economic. The problem is this is integrated and that is economic. I argue Europe will stay with us and other countries stay distant,we have voted for British nationalism.

The government is ideological with Brexit, there are different formulas, nations have protected themselves through Europe and the EU, I suggest there is now more threat without these avenues. The Single Market disablement is the end of globalisation. The future is a British nation and social dislocation based on a national economic model.

The threat is to avoid this reality for all parties and the politics is more openness not less. The threat is policy will retreat and politics radicalise. The system is political and the social idealistic, the government laughing and the authority enhanced. This means the right and enough acceptance for a social dislocation.

The right is disabled by Europe, and the left squeezed by the present. The future is not growth, as Europe is an uncomfortable reality. The economic system is framed by all of this and liberalism is the winner. The evidence is not there that the right have an argument. How much does this matter? Finance and regionalism are at stake, but investment may continue and the city. These statements suggest a continuity and this has messages for the small parties.

The left have miscalculated and the right are raising false hopes. The losers are government identity and the politics will have a foreign flavour. Brexit will recede and the Europeans stay distant. The finance is ideological and the future is identifiable. The system is liberal and financial institutions are identifiable. The politics remains Westminster and the social damaged by ideological risks.

The conclusion is ideological threat are social and economic division is political.  The growth depends on politics, but the mainstream institutions continue in the same direction. The difference is political and the change in employment in quality. The winners are the left and identity restraints are stronger. The economic ones are also.