That one of the main Brexit financiers has appointed an investigative agency to gather information on a journalist committed to investigating Nigel Farage’s financing is not just yet another scandal around Reform UK. It is a sign of how difficult it is to reconstruct which networks supported the United Kingdom’s exit from the European Union. Because every time someone tries to follow those tracks they encounter resistance, and, in some cases, attempts to hit those who investigate. For the United Kingdom, truly coming to terms with Brexit therefore means much more than measuring the economic, social and political damage or trying to limit it by re-establishing relations with the European Union. It means being able to reconstruct the political, financial and media architecture that made that referendum possible and understanding who the actors, financiers and intermediaries were. An operation that is all the more necessary because that architecture does not belong to the past: it is still standing, continues to influence British politics and push the country away from Europe. Russian interference on Brexit that London did not want to investigate Getting to grips with the past is…
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