We have been happily living within the EU for the last 40 years. And many peoples lives have benefited from it. I have seen this country grow from an antiquated, depressed society into a modern vibrant free country,
So why is it all of a sudden Evil?
The Secretary of State for Digital, Culture, Media and Sport, Nicky Morgan, today (9 October 2019) announced that she is proposing to accept statutory undertakings set out by the parties involved in the proposed acquisition of Inmarsat plc by Connect Bidco Limited
@RestoreHope_20 Johnson said we must come together. What better way to rub salt into the wound of the majority that did not want Brexit. A daily reminder of Brexit.
@Goddess1345@martindvz@waxlyrical29 @shawtybeanie The Tories will just put forward a counter narrative which the โjournalists โ will disseminate for them. Like with the car factories, downturn in Diesel engines, downturn in the world market etc. It will have nothing to do with Brexit ๐
Iโm always curious how they pay the backhanders to our politicians ..is it simply slipped into a secret off shore account or bitcoin or through a third party agent.
Here we go the Cobham takeover is just the start. Next itโll be the #NHS then hormone injected beef, chlorinated chicken and GM corn https://t.co/BcZglJtYtj
@pvandck@fascinatorfun You call the other members of the EU are friends and partners. But your actions will damage them too but thatโs what you do to your friends and family isnโt it ?
And anyone who dared whisper the word Brexit again would be arrested for thought crimes. Boris had hoped he would feel more elated than this, but instead he could only feel disappointment. He had gained the world, but had long since lost both his family and his soul.
J. Crace
House of Commons yesterday
But to the victors, the spoils. Boris stood triumphant, surrounded by sycophants and crowned in laurels. He was Caesar. The autocrat, disguised as a man of the people. Brexit was done. Even if it wasnโt.
John Crace Decline and Fail
@UB5simon Vince Cable says it will be like a slow puncture but eventually economic shock will come. Other factors will play into this. 1. Who would want to invest in this country now unless just UK market. 2. Car industry threatens massive redundancies. 3. companies moving out.
Sir Vince Cable, former leader of the Liberal Democrats, told LBC that it's time to "accept the reality" of Brexit and it's "silly" for Remainers to campaign to rejoin the EU.
@mattfrei | @vincecable | #Brexit
https://t.co/IPKEFvEGB5
@newsthump@atatimelikethis We do evidentially but I donโt think it does sort the problem. In the States Trumps rating remain the same and heโs collecting vast amounts in campaign fundraising.
@dontbrexitfixit Even on a personal level Brexiteers donโt want to talk about it now. Itโs sort of โ we won, weโ happy, itโs over, move on, letโs all be all good friends again. No thanks.
@El86562179@riverabsurd Its not the whole story but in a way the electorate was more frightened of the far left ideology than the far right. Corbanism would have been less damaging as the right have so much power in controlling the media and in wealth.
@BettinaSRoss1@SimonUbsdell A very good point. I took on board the argument after the referendum that we must be โniceโ. In retrospect it was enabling. It should have be made socially unacceptable to knowingly cause huge damage to your country both economically and culturally. ๐ฅ
Today is a tragic day, but keep faith. Building Europe was never going to be uninterrupted Odyssesian progress. There were always going to be reverses. One happier day when Johnsons Tory charlatans and Corbynista ultras are dispelled. Britain will rejoin this noblest of causes.