Braying Europhiliac Jackass Told Off!

Good for government minister Nigel Adams, MP for Selby and Ainsty, who must have spoken for millions when he addressed that asinine clown Bray.

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The cacophonous klutz – a Liberal Democrat, I believe – was not only told off, but to —- off!

Excellent.

I have had some interesting exchanges with opponents of Brexit, one particularly enjoyable one with a German pal in a Jakarta bar…

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…before the Chinese Virus denied such venues to all of us.

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A largely Indonesian audience hovered around our table…

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..goggling at the heated cut n thrust – most Indonesians conduct such disagreements more sedately, as a rule.

But neither of us sought to deafen everybody within a hundred yards, by bellowing simpleton slogans, as has been Bray’s habit.

The buffoon actually does bray…

…like the ass he is, or perhaps it’s better to liken him to a stentorian seal, barking for a rotten fish.

About time he was slapped down.

Will Braying Jackass Bray Get A Welcome In Wales?

According to Brexit Central, that jackass Steve Bray, whose asinine bawling outside Parliament must have made him into one of the most detested dorks in the UK – not bad for a total nonentity…

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…has finally decided to ‘put his money where his mouth is...’

And WHAT a mouth!

Question 1  – where does ‘his money’ come from?

Many people assume he is as rich as Croesus, given that he clearly has for months had no need to earn a living by going to work every day, or any day!

It’s also possible, of course, that he is unemployed, getting by on benefits, which normally require the recipient to be looking for honest toil.

Does anyone know?

Whatever, he is now apparently ready to stand, predictably, as a Lib Dem candidate.

Questions 2 and 3…

Does that really require him to ‘put his money’ anywhere?

Doesn’t the Lib Dem party finance their parliamentary candidates’ campaigns?

Again, whatever.

His bleating, blaring voice will be echoing around the sylvan slopes of Cynon Valley, in Wales, where, Brexit Central usefully explains, there was a 56.7% pro-Brexit outcome in the People’s Vote of June 2016.

Question 4

Will the Welsh harken to his cacophonous calls?