Oh well, I suppose the big money is in EU law these days.
"The European Union exists because it should become a federation, as the Founding Fathers, from Churchill, to Schuman, Monnet and Spinelli stated. Removing this proposition without creating an alternative could actually undermine the spirit of the treaty and therefore the negotiators from the EU side should be very careful in accommodating the British government’s requests."
Churchill never intended that Britain become part of the European Union. if you read Churchill, as I do, you realise that he set the Houses of Parliament above all other institutions. He warned of 'foreign encroachment'. He wanted a United Stares of Europe - for mainland Europe, but not for the UK Churchill wanted to lock France and Germany into political union so they could never fight another war, but our role was to remain outside that union, "interested but not absorbed by Europe". He maintained athlete "had our own interests" in the Commonwealth and our special relationship with the US.
Having said all that, when the Chios were down and France was on the brink of falling to the Nazis, Churchill offered France full political union with Britain to keep her fighting in the war. It didn't happen and the offer was never extended or repeated which points to the fact that Churchill did not believe that Britain should be part of a peacetime United Stares of Europe.
I think he'd be utterly horrified at how things have turned out.