I’ve spent all day
chasing appropriate words
but what d’you say in the face of monumental stupidity?
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I had a feeling you were talking about the current events happening in the UK… then I saw one of the tags is EU and nodded in approval and total agreement. The beginning of the end?
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It is for us – we’ve always said if the vote goes leave, that’s what we’ll do.
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Clearly the masses have been chasing stupidity with great relish…it’s the same here in the US, as Idiot America will likely elect Trump in November.
Well written!!
Frank
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PM Johnson meeting President Trump – it’s a nightmare…
Thanks, Frank!
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At least Boris is a good name for a villain 🙂
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The world has survived bigger stupidity than Brexit
US needs somebody much smarter than Trump to fix it
Every time he opens his mouth, it smells rancid
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I know Sonya – broken hearted here. Forty years of co-operation gone. Now the Netherlands are going to have a referendum and Denmark. And it’ll be bye bye Scotland and probably Northern Island too – goodbye 400 years of unity.
All for a nation’s fear of ‘the other’. What will the rest of the world think of our narrow minded litle country?
Anyone reading, please remember 48% of us voted remain!
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It is depressing, especially since it’s taken all the racist scum no time at all to tell anyone who looks or sounds foreign to leave already. And all this because of an internal Tory power struggle… 😦
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Yes, though they don’t seem in any hurry to sign the exit papers, do they? Bringing the country to the brink of ruin will be an extreme way to become Tory leader. Perhaps a poisoned chalice? We can only hope.
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I know exactly what you mean. I’ve never felt so ashamed to call myself British. 😦 Great three lines, Sonya.
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It’s just awful… Thanks, Louise!
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What, indeed. And now we have all those people who have said, “Well, if I knew my vote was actually going to work, I would have voted Remain.” Um, WHAT? Meanwhile, over here in the states, as Scotland’s very own favorite Mr Trump returns…
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Yeah, don’t get me started on the ‘I didn’t think my vote would count’ brigade… This is bad enough in a regular election, but in a once in a lifetime referendum that will change the country and possibly the world forever? I’m hoping that people in the States are paying attention – it won’t sway the white supremacists, but maybe the average disenchanted protest voter might thing again (or maybe I’m giving people too much credit…).
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