Brexit, one of the most exciting words in the English language!
After 47 years of being involved with an ever-increasingly centralised and non-democratic Europe, with total political union as its goal (for which no-one in the United Kingdom actually voted), we are now free.
Remoaners, of course, vehemently disagree, but Leavers just smile at their ravings. The world, despite the best efforts of Covid-19, has not come to an end - the dire forecasts of economic doom, starvation, etc., were for nought.
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lodger commented on the word Brexit
As an Englishman, here's my twopenn'orth:
Brexit, one of the most exciting words in the English language!
After 47 years of being involved with an ever-increasingly centralised and non-democratic Europe, with total political union as its goal (for which no-one in the United Kingdom actually voted), we are now free.
Remoaners, of course, vehemently disagree, but Leavers just smile at their ravings. The world, despite the best efforts of Covid-19, has not come to an end - the dire forecasts of economic doom, starvation, etc., were for nought.
God save the Queen!
March 14, 2021