Boris Johnson: “Fuck business!”
Businesses: “Fuck Britain!”
Apparently people in the UK are shocked to discover that shop shelves will be empty after only a few days.
This comes to no surprise to me, and it should’t to anybody else. Below some pictures I took of what supermarkets in Scotland looked like last winter, when slightly heavier than usual snow interrupted the just in time supply chain for only 3 days:
The difference is that snow melts, Brexit doesn’t.
So if you support hard Brexit, months if not years of food and fuel shortages is a price you must be willing to pay. And this is not fear-mongering, just an inevitable consequence:
Every detail of this case if horrifying:
“Just one man tried to defend her, but no one else tried to interfere”
And the famously underfunded NHS?
“The hospital sent her home despite her severe cerebral haemorrhage.”
According to CNN: Egypt wants answers in death of teenage student in UK and understandably so!
But this is not an isolated case anymore, race motivated crimes are not a systemic problem in the UK. Just the day before a Black boy ‘tied to lamppost and whipped’ at school’s “mock slave auction” run by white teenagers. (The Times, BBC, Mirror) And last year the BBC reported a 29% rise in hate crimes in England and Wales.
Something that doesn’t reflect well on Boris Johnson outrage, when at the end of his visit to India, Emmanuel Macron directly addressed Indian students to choose France if they want to study in Europe.
Thank you India, #ChooseFrance! pic.twitter.com/GBXPKBjWLM
— Emmanuel Macron (@EmmanuelMacron)March 12, 2018
The Brexiteers, who played the racism card at every given opportunity in the run up of the EU referendum are now seriously complaining?
”Boris Johnson says Britain will now help Turkey join EU despite using prospect to help win referendum”
Sarcasm? Hypocrite? I honestly can’t think of a word expressing my disgust with these Individuums.
So my advice to all foreign students thinking about going to study in Europe is clear: Go to France!! Or Germany, or Slovenia? Anywhere but England!
What do you mean “unexpected”?
And the obvious market reaction: Pound Decline Deepens as U.K. Jobless Rate Unexpectedly Climbs (Bloomberg)
And keep in mind, this is old data, so the recently announced manufacturing and banking layoffs will not be factored into these numbers for another quarter or two.
If you have recently been fired due to Brexit, remember to keep a stiff upper lip, and be cheerful. After all, it won’t be as bad as a Mad Max-style world!
ORF pokes foreign sec Boris Johnson. Now I know why our mic covers are so long. pic.twitter.com/krPNvyPnRN
— Bettina Prendergast (@PrenderBe)February 6, 2017
