F*ckin Brexit

[Macaroni_Pie]

May actively campaigned against Brexit, so it's no surprise she (and whoever is pulling her strings)* are trying to sabotage it.

Staying in the EU is daft, unless you are a globalist who wants to hand over national sovereignty to Germany**, sorry EU.

Britain should have taken the reigns from the start*** and set a strict 6 month deadline for the EU to agree a deal and put the onus on them. The EU are bricking it that once they lose Britain and realise they're able to take back control over their economy, most other members would realise the experiment is done****.

If they don't leave now, they're signing up to years and years of polarisation and economic stagnation.

*Wow, that's proper conspiracy theory, tin-foil hat sh1t
**see above
***Oops, the empire is over mate. Sorry to burst that bubble for ya
****According to which credible source?

Stay away from 4-Chan, Breitbart etc

[mondo_notion]

Does anyone actually remember how the referendum came about? I remember the usual "bl*ody foreigners coming over here, taking all our jobs" sh*te but that's about it.

Then before you know it big dave to the C announced a vote then f*cked off to whatever he is doing now.

I don't remember too much debate about it beforehand.

[donsdaft]

It's an internal Tory Party thing, been going on since about 1920 in it's present form.

Plenty debate but an easy one to get the knuckle draggers to come out for and vote against foreigners.

[mondo_notion]

It's an internal Tory Party thing, been going on since about 1920 in it's present form.

Plenty debate but an easy one to get the knuckle draggers to come out for and vote against foreigners.

Notice Boris Johnson has cut out the clown act, now that the top job looks available and tries to come across all sensible now. Even had a haircut.

Won't see him stuck on a zip line waving a union jack anytime soon.

If he does get the top job you have to say fair play to him. He saw what idiots reside in the country and used it to his advantage

[Skacel]

Does anyone actually remember how the referendum came about? I remember the usual "bl*ody foreigners coming over here, taking all our jobs" sh*te but that's about it.

Then before you know it big dave to the C announced a vote then f*cked off to whatever he is doing now.

I don't remember too much debate about it beforehand.

Wasn’t it in the Tory manifesto for the 2015 general election?

It was done to try and persuade UKIP voters to vote Tory.

[donsdaft]

Well yes but more to stop Tory voters from voting UKIP




Imagine having the words " United" and "Independence " in the same title.

Very very typically English.

They'd be in favour of the EU as long as the capital was London and the foreigners accepted their divine right to rule.

[InversneckieDob]

Well yes but more to stop Tory voters from voting UKIP




Imagine having the words " United" and "Independence " in the same title.

Very very typically English.

They'd be in favour of the EU as long as the capital was London and the foreigners accepted their divine right to rule.

......... and called it The Empire.

[mondo_notion]

Tin hat on here.... Has Theresa May actually played a blinder and been aiming for a second EU referendum this whole time?

Seems to be more talk of it all the time.

[mondo_notion]

Wasn’t it in the Tory manifesto for the 2015 general election?

It was done to try and persuade UKIP voters to vote Tory.

I think you are right. Looking back it was because UKIP and Farrage were seen to be gaining a bit of backing at the time.

[Jupiter]

Tin hat on here.... Has Theresa May actually played a blinder and been aiming for a second EU referendum this whole time?

Seems to be more talk of it all the time.

There's not enough time for a 2nd referendum, and if the Maybot proposed one, half the cabinet would resign.

My theory is that she has been in cahoots with the EU because she doesn't really want to leave.