10, Downing Street - the disorderly madness of the Brexit Featured
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Downing Street, London, rm, 2018
The clique around Theresa May
The madness of the Brexit knows no bounds, only that which a small clique of politicians crosses to undoubtedly hold onto power. A power that has long since been lost.
Game without limits
In 10, Downing Street, you no longer know how to deal with reality. If you ever even knew it. There are no doubts about this, which are also seen as justified by all parties involved.
In a referendum, in 2016, which was neither binding nor legally valid, the people of Great Britain decided to leave the EU, but not the demise of the British nation. This is what it looks like now. In the EU, initial measures are already being taken to cushion the Brexit when the Kingdom leaves the alliance of states in March 2019.
And so it will come, it dawns even on the initiator of the whole "Brexit Campaign" Nigel Farage, a dubious former Refco broker who, with Trump's misinformation, has brought Britain to the brink of national collapse.
Scenarios are already becoming scenarios after the "White Book" of Prime Minister May, who was severely politically stricken and threatened new elections this week, has also failed in the EU.
The Brexit has become a stupid and blunt instrument of the usual British cherry-picking in the EU and is completely out of control.
May miscalculated, overplayed her hand. Now the population has to endure the original political catastrophe.
Probably one day not far away, the bars of the protective fence in front of Downing Street will not stop the anger of the foolish people.
