These are the people responsible for Boris's victory, the sheep! By the million they came out in their plastic macs and braved the rain to destine the UK to disaster. While Boris celebrates many of his voters are found to be informing those of brown or black hues that "We won, you are going home!"
This is unfortunate when home is south London or Doncaster, I wonder where the council will get all the houses from? While a bit of a joke in some areas it reveal the deep reason the majority voted fro Brexit, race! Thirty years of lies from the right wing press pandering to their xenophobic attitudes and English supremacy, added to by the fear of an Islamic take over, has resulted in a fear of the EU and a demand to end immigration before our 'white state' has been removed. Now many thinking people consider the EU a bad idea but the power of the vote was emotion and the sheep fell for it. The media set them up and they followed on.
Now we await Boris!
Already he has told Nicola she cannot have an independence, her reply would have been put in a full and frank manner to the lying incompetent but I am sure he got the message. His friend Trump and other such gangsters would have been called by Boris, hopefully in making and receiving all these calls he did not accidentally phone one of his ex-wives or girlfriends by mistake. Address books can be complicated can they not?
So while we head for destruction the Labour Party sort themselves out, 'sort themselves out' being Labour Party talk for 'infighting.' The squabbles within Labour have always been deep and full of resentment, no matter the cause, and while the Tories offer a pretend unified front the Labour Party have never bothered with that and grumble openly. This could take some time.
The reasons the non sheep had for voting for the Tories is unclear. Some did not wish to leave the EU but voted for a known liar anyway, others considered Corbyn unfit, and the oppositions lack of policy also aided the movement of voters.
Worryingly the end of 'unity' is at hand.
After the second world war there was an agreement that things must change, allowing for different parties view on how such changes ought to come about, this attitude remained until Thatcher in many ways. Her money first idea killed that and encouraged selfishness, always available in society, and developed this individualistic approach so much that the sons of Thatcher have made use of this to get to the top. Divide and rule, encourage blame, point the finger at the cause, whatever that may be, and at no time offer a real united front against the real cause of any problem.
Worse still, the brandy got knocked over...
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I notice that while pointing the finger at the sheep no blame is attached to the toppling of the brandy bottle.....though it was probably empty by then given the way the election turned out...
I gather that there are demonstrations outside Downing Street. Is this the start of civil unrest? Is that why there are so few lamp posts about these days?
I think the truest comment I heard from Boris and his crew was that people had lent him their vote. I've tried to find something positive in the result, at least for businesses there will be a decision on Brexit, which will be enable future planning to take place, as the uncertainty has caused problems.
Hopefully, and its a desperate hope, that with his majority plus the factor of the "lent vote" this government will now take a more middle way to any changes. But on the downside the opposite may happen.
Bad news about the brandy, could it have been knocked over by the shock of hearing that Stoke and the N E had voted Tory!
Fly, he brandy situation is unfortunate. The fact that Brandy will be banned in an effort by Boris to up Whisky sales has not yet been published, but will come.
Dave, Boris reminds me of Palmerston, all promise and no change.
A sad situation. Labour acted as if it was trying to win a majority on a village horticultural committee instead of fighting determined people who would trample over their own grandmothers in order to rule the country. No strategy at all, even though they did have a difficult hand. As for Jo Swinson, she really has to go down in history, managed to kill the Libdems in a few months. So very sad.
Jenny, The libs are in a worse situation than Labour.
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