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..Realise, that all there protesting makes people want Brexit even more...Its like when Scruffy bo11ocks Geldof and the other self important pr1ck Russell Brand floated down the thames with all there millions, abusing Nigel Farage, that must have made anyone who was undecided, decide Leave, straight away.
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the guy with the signs outside houses of parliament is funny , forcing news chanels to employ
two cameras to carryout simple interviews
two cameras to carryout simple interviews
wheres that guy with the dog that attacked the owner gone who used to campaign against nuclear weapons?
he's shouting out "Brexit's not going very well, is it?"
donny osmond 15 Nov 18 14:16
the guy with the signs outside houses of parliament is funny , forcing news chanels to employ
two cameras to carryout simple interviews
with added benny hill theme:
https://twitter.com/54north/status/1062732050774585344/video/1
the guy with the signs outside houses of parliament is funny , forcing news chanels to employ
two cameras to carryout simple interviews
with added benny hill theme:
https://twitter.com/54north/status/1062732050774585344/video/1
‘dont-the-pr1cks-screaming-stop-brexit-in-the-background’
Annoying tw@t: tick
Remainiac: tick
Big mouth and loves the sound of his own voice: tick
1.01 EUnitedbiscuits.
Annoying tw@t: tick
Remainiac: tick
Big mouth and loves the sound of his own voice: tick
1.01 EUnitedbiscuits.
A UKIP politician’s last minute Brexit demonstration outside Downing Street garnered a lacklustre turnout with just four people attending after an hour.
Patrick O’Flynn, an MEP for the east of England, said he had “had enough of this” when he called for a morning picket against the "Government Brexit sell-out" from 10am on Friday.
According to LBC, at one point there were four people with him and the protest was at its smallest when there were just one.
One of the people to join him was UKIP’s former deputy chairwoman Suzanne Evans, who was seen holding a “Vote Leave” umbrella while he held a sign with the same slogan.
Patrick O’Flynn, an MEP for the east of England, said he had “had enough of this” when he called for a morning picket against the "Government Brexit sell-out" from 10am on Friday.
According to LBC, at one point there were four people with him and the protest was at its smallest when there were just one.
One of the people to join him was UKIP’s former deputy chairwoman Suzanne Evans, who was seen holding a “Vote Leave” umbrella while he held a sign with the same slogan.
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