A British Bridge for a Divided Europe
The primary argument for a British exit from the European Union is that the UK would be better off leaving the continent's political and economic troubles behind. In fact, by leaving the EU, the UK would most likely find itself swept into the turbulent wake of a messy disintegration process.
LONDON – The European Union has never been very popular in Britain. It joined late, and its voters will be asked on June 23 whether they want to leave early. The referendum’s outcome will not be legally binding on the government; but it is inconceivable that Britain will stay if the public’s verdict is to quit.