June 23rd, Referendum Day – Hard Brexit? Bring It On!
It should have been two years ago.
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Had there been a government in Britain, on the morning after the result was announced, with enough gumption to grasp the golden opportunity presented by the referendum mandate…
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…the UK would have declared immediate independence.
Instead May has shillied and shallied and dillied and dallied, as if Brussels held the full house rather than the Brits, until now Barnier’s bullied a craven Cabinet into a corner, from which that woman May appears unable to find her way out.
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Liar Juncker – A Judas Kiss
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Yet Brits must not give up. Leave EU is doing a grand job, and yesterday made a heartfelt appeal for assistance in the battle. Please help them!
The only way forward is out, and one short reference uttered by Nigel Farage this week sums up the alternative.
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“In the last 4 years over 1,000 people in Europe killed or maimed by refugees,”
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It may be that half the German electorate now wants the Berlin Bitch gone, as reported yesterday.
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But that’s not likely to happen quite yet, and even if she is deservedly ousted, her henchmen will maintain control in Brussels.
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Edward L 18:15 on June 23, 2018 Permalink |
Good!
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Penny 18:18 on June 23, 2018 Permalink |
Nicely put, Ross.
May is making a dog’s breakfast of what ought to be a simple process.
The ‘hard Brexit’ path would be much easier.
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Billy King 18:47 on June 23, 2018 Permalink |
No surrender, Ross.
May is a disaster.
I wish to goodness we had a few more honest men and women at Westminster.
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Ned A 20:06 on June 23, 2018 Permalink |
Must have a drink before I catch up with the pro-Brexit march.
Cheers!
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Vicki 21:53 on June 23, 2018 Permalink |
I do so much agree with what you say, that it’s tragic how so many months have passed and so much given away to our enemies,and not just May agreeing to pay that insulting Brexit Bill which has no justification, since we have always paid more into Brussels than we ever got back ( packaged as ‘EU-funded projects’)
There’s been more talk this week of the UK ‘crashing out,’ as if that would be a problem for us more than for them.
Even so, my fear is that Theresa May has never wanted us to be a free country again and she will stab us in the back with a sell-out.
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