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I think Britain is f*cked
TOPIC: I think Britain is f*cked
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I think Britain is f*cked 4 Years, 8 Months ago
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Of course I can't predict how Brexit (if it happens) will affect the UK but the feeling in my bones (always right) is that it will actually be ten times worse than predicted.
Brexit has been driven by two lots:
1. Opportunists epitomised by the likes of Nigel Farage (with probably Russian money) who have so much to gain (1000s like him who will benefit Rupert Murdoch etc), and crass opportunists like Boris Johnson
(I mention Rupert Murdoch because he absolutely hates Britain..he hates the bulk people who he thinks are morons to be exploited..and he hates even worse the so-called Upper Classes and the Royal Family..much of it driven by his father;s experience at Gallipoli..yet he has basically chosen now for over 30 years who will govern the place)
2. absolutely millions of total British morons and racists who delude themselves that they are somehow (despite being Thick As Sh*t) "true British patriots" despite never having done anything remotely "British" except watch TV and go to the pub, perhaps a holiday in Spain and other moronic activity and convince themselves that their dreary boring inane lives somehow define them as True Patriots (which by definition means anyone who does not prescribe to their ludicrous view of what it is to be "British" is a traitor).
Tough I know but someone has to say it !
This is just a fraction of what will happen as the day after Brexit (if it happens) millions of Brexiters will wake up and delude themselves that life has changed for the better because Johnny Foreigner in Brussels will have been routed....
A crisis of confidence at the heart of the country’s institutions allows predators to circle in preparation for rich pickings
Once again, Britain is being dragged along by international events, lacking an independent, well-considered policy, compromising its principles, and at the mercy of more powerful antagonists. This sense of drift, of a rudderless ship of state bobbing haplessly in hostile waters, is pervasive and alarming. To say it is the product of temporary uncertainty, caused by a change of prime minister, is to underestimate the problem. In this respect, Boris Johnson is both symbol and symptom of a deeper malaise.
www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2019/j...P=Share_iOSApp_Other
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Rich pickings and Slim pickings 4 Years, 8 Months ago
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As the Brexit debate rages on, it's scary seeing the sustained high levels of violence on the streets. Incidentally, I'm wondering if the hatred of British officers at Gallipolli could have played a minor background role in the success of the recent campaign to have Sir William Slim's name removed from the streets of Canberra? Afterall, the decision to have the signs taken down was based on unfounded allegations that the former commander molested three boys in his Rolls-Royce while visiting a children's home in 1955.
www.theaustralian.com.au/news/inquirer/s...3282cbbd678c1e0ad2e0
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