BREXIT

And that kids, is why you should never do drugs

The Washington Post had a good take on Brexit.
'Britain is one of the world's oldest democracies, which at this point of time, is locked in a room , babbling to itself, whilst threatening to shoot its own kneecaps off. Such are the dangers of Popularist Nationalism'.

Unsurprisingly this has been cancelled.

Reassuring to hear the NHS is stockpiling body bags.

Ford threatening to pull its U.K. operations now. This country is looking more and more like Jonestown these days and all this self-harm just to appease some greedy far-right Tory MPs and the simple-minded souls who lap up the hate filled propaganda spewed out by the right wing print media.

Channel 4 interviewed a guy, who had bought a holiday home, in Spain, who voted Brexit and didnt realise that it would affect, his rights to live and work abroad. Lol. Almost on a par for stupidity, with the NHS worker, whoose German wife promptly left him, when he admitted he'd voted for Brexit.
Some of these people shouldnt be let out, nevermind entitled to vote.

It’s a bit of a crowded market but the Brexshitter migrants (sorry, ex-pats) in Spain seen especially thick.

www.bbc.co.uk/news/av/embed/p070v6dh/47237636

How embarrassing!

Whole thing is a farce.

So FlyBMI have gone to the wall with the loss of 400+ jobs. Another business destroyed by the Brexit Boomers generation as they pursue their delusional fantasies about a WW2 they didn't actually fight. Where is it going to end?

The company has mentioned ‘uncertainly created by the Brexit process’ as one of the reasons. Whether that’s the truth or an excuse is another matter. 

I’d be inclined to agree with you really. The airline industry is pretty shaky. But Brexit won’t help them, I think it’s fair to say.

There probably is some degree of self-fulfilling prophecy about some of the Brexit warnings, in that the more people speculate, the more panic it creates. Kind of like when there’s talk of a petrol shortage so everyone rushes and fills their tank, thus creating a petrol shortage.

Problem is the government is doing so little to give people any confidence that the situation is under control, and it’s a mess entirely of one party’s making. Labour have their problems but I honestly don’t think they would ever have put together a shitshow like this.

To be fair, companies will use any topical excuse in an official statement. I remember when the last election took place, DFS blamed it for a downturn in business. As if anyone was thinking “I’m not buying a half-priced couch under Corbyn!”

It would probably be better for politics if the two main parties would both agree to split. We have two huge parties in this country that encompass all kinds of political views, so divisions are inevitable, and a lot of people are voting for one of them just to keep the other one out. Four parties instead of two (broadly represented by Corbyn, Blair, Cameron and Boris) would refine ideologies a bit and end what is basically an unhealthy two-party system.