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Chill Winston.
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Calm down dear.
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a la poll tax riots?
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Dear God..
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we have the biggest bias i have ever seen by sky news and the bbc and channel 4 scum
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Civil war ?
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Yes, time to cancel your summer holidays on the Costa's and book at Blackpool instead, that'll tell them
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bring back oliver cromwell
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If we continue to give money to the EU I will be looking at legal (but totally 'immoral') ways of reducing my tax bill.
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Luxembourg?
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Your timing is perfect - both of the remaining police officers in London are out looking for knife-man and apparently the water cannons are only firing blanks - power to the people! (Oh sh!t we sold off the power to the Frenchies in the 80's).
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Need to get The Queen onside and raise the standard at Nottingham as Parliament will obviously control remoaner London. 1642 all over again
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oliver cromwell
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Put me down for Prince Harry's household cavalry.
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the speech from cromwell in 1653 sums up today's parliament
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Atkin's army are on their way...
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Did he make one all year?
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the boys from the mersey, and the thames and the tyne...
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At least he had god on his side.
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i would sign up what's the point of having a vote and then the people who lost want to change it and please i want none of this we did not know what we were doing when voting sh1t
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if i would have lost i would not be doing all this because we would have lost we voted and that should be a end to it and people wonder why the far right on the rise
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you will now get more and more extremist parties standing in elections because of what is been going on over brexit
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Count me in, it's a cold night, want to warm my hands upon the flames of the EU flag.
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I'll say this much for Cromwell, he made the stagecoaches run on time.
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He done that song about the 51st state of America.
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by "civil disobedience" do you mean farting in public places? I doubt the lethargic grunts in this country would offer much else
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Do that anyway.
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DEPORTED!
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Could start by burning Beechers Brook.
Then head for Lord#s with some friends and sing some nice tunes whilst watching Pakistan cheat, sry i mean compete. After that you could go to The Epsom Derby and speak with the good lady herself. |
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Bappy |
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I've got a round head if it helps.
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that diet has done you in
you need to eat something |
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It's already started. A Brexit voter was banged up yesterday for protesting on the roof of St Pancras Station......
Terry Maher, 44, from Camden, north London, was carrying a St George's flag when he climbed on a roof at the London terminal shortly after 7pm on Friday evening. After a 12-hour stand-off with police, he eventually came down at 8am on Saturday morning, telling arresting officers he was angry at politicians for "f****** up Brexit", Westminster Magistrates' Court heard on Monday. Prosecuting, Robert Simpson said: "The defendant managed to gain access to the roof of the building and he told the police at the time he had a Stanley knife. "He went on to say he disliked politicians, saying they were 'f****** up Brexit', (and) made various other comments about illegal immigrants in the country." "He was arrested and made various comments about how the security was very poor," Mr Simpson said. "There was a total of 1,757 minutes of lost time as a result of it and the estimation is that there will be in excess of £40,000 in delay fines." Maher, who the court heard receives benefits, complained about foreign aid money spent in India and told police he had "thought he was going to need bolt-cutters" to get on to the building. Maher, who sat with his face covered by his hands for much of the hearing, spoke to confirm his name and address and gave his nationality as English. He admitted a charge of causing a public nuisance and was remanded in custody ahead of a hearing on 29 April over a second count under the Malicious Damage Act. |
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Imagine if this was America and he climbed the roof of a building threatening the police he had a knife.
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Why was he remanded in custody for such a proxy crime? Got previous?
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I assume the folks that invaded parliament got off with a warning and a cup of hot tea.
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I hope that any civil disobedience is better targeted than by the St Pancras idiot. ILLEGAL immigrants and aid to India seem to have little to do with the EU.
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The people who stripped virtually naked then glued themselves to things, they should have left them for 24 hours and stuck a live feed on youtube. Played recordings of running water and "the brown noise".
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Yes, that would have been a good idea. Recordings of Brexit debates would have been a more suitable form of torture though.
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