Brexit! You Ain't Seen Nothing Yet.

[needawin]

Brexit Chaos? You ain't seen nothing yet!

The people of England have no comprehension of what is to come in the wake of the Brexit chaos.

As an "outsider" watching history repeat itself, as in N. Ireland, I fear for the future there.
Looming unemployment due to Brexit, law and order in chaos, gangs ruling working class areas, drugs, stabbings an accepted daily event, homelessness, poverty, austerity, extremists threats and no police available due to cuts in budgets by a hapless divided government.
Scotland will break away from the UK. Whitehall in meltdown.
The party of Sirs and millionaires is falling apart.
Propped up by a N. Ireland party of DUP bigots. The grim and blood red faces of Dodds, Wilson, Paisley, Campbell et al show the signs of what is to come.
We have heard their voices
over many years here in Northern Ireland. Screaming intransigence and bigotry with "No, no, no. Never, never, never" being their only input. Six months ago they were "cock of the North" ( or so they thought) when they aligned themselves with the Tories.
Where are they now?Floundering along with their allies the imploding ERG. Francois on the radio saying to Philip Hammond "up yours".
Francois becoming the new Paisley Senior. Stir up the people and step back. Throw in a few bible quotes to impress!

The UKIP tries vainly to rally their followers. Paisley, as is the norm with a limpet, attaches himself to the bandwagon and takes centre stage with Farage.
We have seen it all before, the screaming faces behind the flags. The banners. The kick the pope bands. Maybe a free holiday in Farage's French villa will keep him there for a while.

Anyone notice when the vote results in the Commons are being read out Paisley is not sitting on the bench with his fellow conspirators. No, he stands centre stage on the floor where he is sure of camera coverage as he back slaps in a mock show of support. A Judas kiss!

In truth the majority of people in England couldn't care less about N. Ireland. It is a money draining back woods as far as they are concerned. The DUP will have to face the wrath here when the Brexit deal is softened or even lost.

So England be careful of what you wish for.
Some will say I am a nut.
Soon the street disorder, rioting and civil unrest will come.

We have seen it all before.
It's not pleasant.
The rioting will come as in France. There are no police to deal with it. The government knows this. When they say the troops are being made ready for deployment they do not mean to control the lorries! They mean to deal with the riots!

Again. Be careful what you wish for!

[Old_Geezer]

Doomed doomed thrice doomed.
The Earth will split, the sky will fall. It'll be the coming of the false messiah.
Run for the hills.

[dannyk13]

The apocalypse is nigh sayeth this remainer.

[Zacs-Master]

Looks like it’s not happening for at least a year, anyway.

[Hopkirk]

I see project fear is still at full pelt. I remember David Cameron saying Brexit could lead to war and George Osborne saying an immediate plunge into recession.

[dannyk13]

ZM //Looks like it’s not happening for at least a year, anyway.//
That will depend on how the Lords vote today on Cooper's motion.

[douglas9401]

On well, as long as it's just England the rest of us can breathe easy.

[agchristie]

It's being so cheerful that keeps 'im going.

[naomi24]

You took the words out of my mouth, ag. This is the first post I've looked at this morning, Happy day everyone ;o)

[agchristie]

LOL Naomi,

All together now:

"All things bright and beautiful..."

[naomi24]

Cooo. Like the voice of doom, innit. :o)

[Old_Geezer]

We've got Tusk's dopey "flextension" suggestion to contend with now. The EU appear not even to be able to get a refusal done properly; although we've yet to see what the rest of the EU make of it. A further year of indecision, elections, subs, and a UK parliament trying to thwart any real exit, or indeed any exit at all; if they dare. We simply need to gracefully leave with no-deal, and thus finally progress.

[agchristie]

//A further year of indecision, elections, subs, and a UK parliament trying to thwart any real exit, or indeed any exit at all; ..//

Nooooooooo please Nooooooooo! Can't take any moreeeee

[naomi24]

^Nurse! Nurse! Quick! It's all been too much for her!

[-Talbot-]

B-b-b-brexit, you just ain't seen n-n-nothin' yet
Here's something, here's something your never gonna forget, baby
You know, you know, you know you just ain't seen nothin' yet



I love waking up to an earworm :0p

[agchristie]

I'll be ok in a mi....

[naomi24]

Arrrgh! To late! I think she's a gonna!

[Peter Pedant]

// Again. Be careful what you wish for!//

santa teresa ( of Aqula) she thay: more problemos from prayers answered than there are from prayers that go unanswered ! 1590 or thereabouts

a bit doomy for a coldish Friday morning
can I have a flexible extension please ( hur hur hur)

[Peter Pedant]

// B-b-b-brexit, you just ain't seen n-n-nothin' yet //

oh - -- I like -
they want me to go for brexit but I say no, no,no

( uncle nige says I'm fine - it wont cost a dime but I say no no no)

[bainbrig]

Hello needawin. Good to read such a reasoned argument, a rare thing in these columns. You are correct, of course, but I fear your words are going to be wastef round here!

BillB

[Togo]

Haha Reasoned argument.:))

Just a rant. Do not tar the English people with the Irish sectarian brush if you don't mind. We rinsed that out of our system centuries ago. It is a particularly Irish/Scottish trait but does like to spread if encouraged. Sounds as if some of the people of Ireland have woken up to their economic realities after hanging their hats on the EUSSR peg. Cannot see any evidence of thousands of bhoys heading home to "safer" surroundings.