Social media has been awash tonight with people blaming Brexit voters for today's events, and now, not surprisingly, Polly Toynbee in The Guardian has joined the fray. Not much sign of respect from those people.
Apparently, EU president (and drunkard) Jean-Claude Juncker is visiting Britain next week in a last desperate attempt to keep us in the EU. I hope the Brexiters give him the welcome he deserves. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XPgiI46FCDU
We have now moved on from Project Fear to Project Terror. I heard Osborne on the radio earlier, he is seriously crapping himself. My only worry is that this ploy will have the desired effect on the undecided voters, and it is they who will now influence the outcome of the referendum. Incidentally, over 50 Tory MPs have already signed a declaration vowing to bring down the governnment should ...
And now the government has been accused of passing its contacts book to the Remain side so they can try to get businesses to influence their employees: https://www.thesun.co.uk/news/1277384/government-accused-of-manipulating-the-eu-referendum-vote-by-letting-remain-campaigners-raid-contacts-book/ Stunned company bosses have spoken of their shock at receiving begging emails from No 10 ...
@Gary Taylor I'd rather we get out now, with some kind of orderly exit, than wait until it all goes tits-up.
What a load of baloney. The EU is unreformable. Cameron begged his way around the EU table recently, and came away with crumbs. Brexit is the only answer, and then the EU will have an uphill struggle to prevent other nations from leaving too. With or without Brexit, the EU is heading towards the rocks, I give it five years max.
And here we have another scare story hot off the press: BREXIT COULD THREATEN WESTERN POLITICAL CIVILIZATION If Britons vote to leave the European Union in a June 23 referendum it could be the beginning of the end for the 28-nation bloc and for western political civilization more generally, European Council President Donald Tusk sai d. ...
Was I talking about you, in particular? We are an island nation, that is what has formed us and our outlook over centuries, you cannot get away from that. We have still managed to be pretty damned successful, I would say.
The Remain side variously describe our country as either an insignificant little island, or one that is so powerful our departure from the EU will cause war and recession. They can't have it both ways.
This weekend, police in South Wales have attempted to disrupt the democratic process by silencing Vote Leave campaigns across the region. There are also reports from Twitter that the police in Plymouth were adopting the same tactic. The Remain campaign stalls were not targeted. This is what passes for democracy in the UK these days, and it's absolutely bloody sickening. ...