WINSTON Churchill famously said that those who capitulate never recover. Those who fight, even if defeated, rise again.
He was talking about France, which gave in to Germany in 1940. Eighty years later, we have nothing to fear but fear itself.
Nothing to fear from an independent and self-reliant future and everything to be optimistic about.
The EU represents a small part of our economy. Given our liberty, Britain will boom. This is what the EU feared most.
Given freedom to define our own policies, the UK will be able to institute better regulations, adjust taxes to stimulate enterprise and provide finance for new and growing businesses, all of which were impossible while a member of the EU.
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