Britain’s departure from the EU on Friday represents a culmination of Nigel Farage’s political career spanning 27 years. The Brexit Party leader Nigel Farage has said he will be going underground whilst keeping an eye on proceedings for the next year. Mr. Farage told RT “everyone said to me it was impossible, I’m wasting my time, should go back to business, but it just shows you that actually… there was a massive disconnect between how Westminster saw the European issue and how the country saw the European issue,”. Mr Farage added, “what I did was to go in there and expose it.”
The United Kingdom formally exited the European Union at 11 pm on Friday night. The moment was met by thousands celebrating at a party thrown by Nigel Farage. This is despite the MSM reporting that only hundreds of jubilant Brexiteers were at London’s Parliament Square. The UK now enters into an 11-month ‘transition period,’ when EU law still applies whilst Boris Johnson’s government negotiate its future trading relationship with Brussels and the rest of the world.

Given Mr. Farage’s vibrant personality many are sceptical of his ability to step away from politics. Mr. Farage said, “I’m going to keep a very close watching brief on all of this,” Farage continued. “I’ll praise the prime minister from the rooftops if it’s going well, and I’ll sound the bell of alarm if it’s not. What should I do, hide in the cellar? This is a big moment in our history. What’s really happened here? The people have overcome the Westminster establishment… the real winner here is democracy.”
UNN was present in the crowd on Friday throughout the day and Oliver Down wishes to thank all of you who came up and said hello. It truly was a seminal moment in British history, and it was a pleasure to be in Parliament square and celebrate a long-overdue victory. Here’s to an independent, self-governing Great Britain going forward.
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Current Affairs Correspondent | My name is Oliver Down I am 22, and a staunch brexiteer. I am a Bristolian lad who studied politics in Leicester. I believe in free speech and accurate journalism and I won’t be afraid to give you “the other side” of the story!
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