Nemmersdorf confirms his dishonest intent by using boldface monster type (what, again?) to falsely suggest that the emphasized passages represent the opinion of Bishop Williamson. As all except those who are easily deceived can see, they don't.
The payoff quote in the cited Eleison Comment is actually a sentence buried neck-deep in a swamp of megatype: "Maybe such speculations are off the mark … but for sure and certain, what [is] either Europe or Britain worth without God? To build without him is to build in vain, says the Psalmist."
In short, Brexit is not a cure-all, nor is it likely to become one without Britain's return to Christ and His Cross. Such a return, however, is not ipso facto forestalled by Brexit, whereas it is formally and materially impossible within the European Union, which is the latest attempt at doing the job the EU's founders' ancestors in Pilate's courtyard mistakenly thought they had done.