Sunday, 26 January 2020

51% Get Their Wish This Friday

I didn't vote for Brexit, i still don't want it and refuse to accept the people who throw out the line about it being a democratic vote, my side lost and to just accept it. With that logic i can never moan about the Conservative Government because more people voted for them then the Lib Dems or Labour who i voted for.
They seem to forget that a tad under 49% voted against it and only a bit over 51% voted for it so it was by no means a whacking great majority and the polls show that those figures have closed ever since as the debacle continues.
That said on 31st January at 11pm we are out of the EU but in name only, we have a transition period to flesh out the deal we want with the EU and to make other agreements with other nations which includes America who are already wanting to foist their dodgy chicken and beef on us as well as get their privatising hands on the NHS.
There are plans to 'celebrate' the moment we officially leave the EU but that seems to be going down like a lead balloon and Big Ben will remain bongless and the idea of street parties has been unceremoniously dumped.
As we are leaving the largest common market on the planet is mad enough, but rather than having 'Got Brexit Done', now we have to suck up to some awful regimes to try and get some trade deals done with them and then keep our mouths shut as not to upset them even once the deal has been sealed.
The Government do have plans to commemorate Brexit, as if it was something to be proud of, by unleashing 3 million Brexit 50 pence Brexit coins into circulation, saying: 'Leaving the European Union is a turning point in our history and this coin marks the beginning of this new chapter'.
Some people are threatening to refuse to accept them or hock them into a river but i plan to put any i receive directly into the savings jar for our next holiday in the EU and then change them up into Euro's therefore making sure that they are spent in Europe and then every time i read of job losses, a tanking British economy or sickness caused by Chlorine washed chicken, i can look on at the Spanish donkey or miniature Eiffel Tower on the shelf and  remember just how window shakingly stupid 51% of British people were.

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