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Quite. How Brexit became the promised land of milk, honey and fishing rights is really something that I don't understand: it's quite clearly a Mayor Quimby-styl
by azalemeth 6y ago
Quite. How Brexit became the promised land of milk, honey and fishing rights is really something that I don't understand: it's quite clearly a Mayor Quimby-style scapegoat for lots of other things wrong with British society. My greatest regret is that none of the two major political parties are brave enough to say 'come on – this is a shit show guys'.
- ChuckNorris89 6y ago>none of the two major political parties are brave enough to say 'come on – this is a shit show guys' That's exactly what Lord Buckethead said.[1] [1]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6eQ0s4SBefU https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6eQ0s4SBefU
- Cullinet 6y agowhen I stumbled upon a vast fraud involving the highest reaches of political power I was imprisoned for a order the final judge declared "this order does not exist. in fact this order never existed " neither did the very power exist to arrest me. I was mocked in court by a senior judge for merely seeking to point out that very lack of power. I won't go on but I will happily substantiate the facts that are material. the heart of the UK has been usurped and subordinated. the man who threatened me over this was the first port of call for the Japanese Prime Minister who went straight to this man ignoring Tony Blair and anyone else on I think it was the first such state visit since the war and the papers erupted the following day explaining how Japanese protocol always paid respect to the back room power as priority, before falling deathly silent.
- jjgreen 6y agoIs this gibberish from some kind of "deep gammon" program?
- meepmorp 6y ago> deep gammon lol
- raverbashing 6y agoReally, their comments seem to be have some level of autogeneration applied (6mo old account)