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1918, 1945, 1966, Union flags and nostalgic fantasies of holidays on Camber sands. Get one over on the Libs and the Hun, we put our faith in Farage and The Sun. National Sovereignty obviously, that's number one, make our own rules now for immigration and asylum scum.
Its not even that Brexit necessarily needed to end up here with this fiasco - It could have been a reasonable negotiated separation over a period of time, but we couldn't go with that, being reasonable. Now we're getting f**ked, people start complaining they were sold down the river. were you f**k, you had a number of different choices, and you selected the worst candidate and self interested c**ts at every turn. Well done Britain. |
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Or an, if you will, homage by your good self? If the latter, then genius! |
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Must be lots of "positive" Brexit news stories. I will go check - back soon...... |
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Meanwhile Arlene is blaming a Sinn Fein funeral (last june) as the reason why loyalist youths are angry Kate Hoey is somehow blaming the protocol but not brexit ....eh? Boris told unionists there would be no additional paperwork and to forward any such requests onto him Brandon Lewis is telling unionists that there isn't a border in the Irish sea at all Boris says he is concerned .....all lies matter |
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I am not sure. Depends whether you think our democracy and country is under threat from the current administration or not.
If you think this 'government' is just a regular tory government, then it is a stupidish post. If you think we are living in unprecedented times and an extreme nationalist kleptocracy is sailing the country onto the rocks while looting from hold, but pretending everything is OK because they are playing land of hope and glory on a continuous loop, then it is an entirely valid post. Personally I think the government is criminal and extremely dangerous. We all have a duty to stand up to them until they are prosecuted and behind bars.
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I tried pointing out how it could ruin his family's future as well as the UK's but he had this blind faith that somehow it would all be better based on nothing he could actually put his finger on. When I laid out what is likely to happen he had this touching belief that 'Boris wouldn't do that', like he was some sort of old trusted family friend. I would love to speak to him now that he has more than likely lost his parents business and his children's future.
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Am I the only one that through seeing Barry and reading his account that he was doing nicely out of a lot of flying under the radar cash deals a la Derek Trotter and the pesky system has caught up with him? Not to say that Max Weber wouldn't be hugely proud of the new business in the production of red tape. Why is the tape red by the way?
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In reality Lordy David Frost can easily solve this by having a meeting with Brussels and Dublin? Over a cup of tea if required, surely |
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Fishermen and farmers wouldnt go bust UK "Ex-pats" would no longer be illegal immigrants No long hold up for paperwork and checks at borders No border in Irish sea The rest of the world wouldn't think we were thick useless c*nts Would still be brexit but not the disaster capitalist brexit that the far right want |
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I'm a big fan of John Cooper Clarke and The Seaford Mods, but it's my own composition. They're much better at rhyming structures and narrative control.
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The D Express actually has 2 negative Brexit articles today. The Daily Mail is trying to explain N Ireland woes as all the fault of the EU. The softening up of their readers has begun to ensure blame is not at their door once the true magnitude of this shitshow becomes clear as we exit pandemic restrictions.
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