Mr Brexit Nigel Farage has warned that Britain’s exit from the EU will become the “beginning of the end” for the bloc, with other member states following the UK’s lead by leaving the bloc if a satisfactory trade deal can be agreed.  Today will be British MEP’s last day and Mr. Farage has today said countries that had seen the UK “make such a Horlicks” of originally leaving the European Union would now see it was possible to exit if a good trade deal was struck. 

Nigel Farage told the BBC this morning: “I think, two years down the road, there’ll be a big debate going on in many other countries about what kind of Europe do people want. Do they want a Europe of trading co-operation or a Europe run by these institutions in Brussels, and I think the UK’s departure really will mark the beginning of the end of this European project.” Following this the reporter the cited polling to Nigel Farage which suggested support for the EU has risen since Brexit, the outgoing MEP hit back: “That’s because we made such a Horlicks of leaving. I think many of the Eurosceptic groups around Europe began to shake their heads and say ‘Oh, perhaps it is not possible to leave’. Now it’s actually happening, if we chart a clear path – and provided that Boris Johnson sticks to the very clear promises that he made in his manifesto – then I think all of that will change a couple of years down the line.”

Mairead McGuinness doing Ireland and the EU proud. As Nigel Farage tries to be as rude and as arrogant as possible.

“Please Sit Down,

Put your flags away. You’re leaving.

And take them with you!

(Parliament then erupts in applause)

Goodbye!” 🎤 pic.twitter.com/ppw0fGqaWZ

— Dr. Jennifer Cassidy (@OxfordDiplomat) January 29, 2020

Nigel Farage was also chipper about Britain’s prospects going forward. Mr. Farage said: “I think we’re in an enormously powerful position. There is now genuine fear in this building I’m in this morning about Brexit and here’s what the fear is, particularly coming from the Germans – they’re very scared that we will become more competitive than they are. I think the truth of it is, if we negotiate tough in this next round, we will come out at the end of the year with something pretty reasonable”. Not everyone is so confident, some cite the fact that talks won’t actually begin till March as a result of the EU having to agree on a common negotiating position prior to talks beginning.

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