Finally had to get my post Breixt black passport (also its "his" majesty now of course too!).
Fairly quick turned around only applied last for it Monday last week!
Bit of flimsy envelope for the extra fiver tracked cost...
Also the both sides of the envelope make it quite obvious what is inside?
Fairly quick turned around only applied last for it Monday last week!
Bit of flimsy envelope for the extra fiver tracked cost...
Also the both sides of the envelope make it quite obvious what is inside?
September 22, 2026 at 9:54 PM
Finally had to get my post Breixt black passport (also its "his" majesty now of course too!).
Fairly quick turned around only applied last for it Monday last week!
Bit of flimsy envelope for the extra fiver tracked cost...
Also the both sides of the envelope make it quite obvious what is inside?
Fairly quick turned around only applied last for it Monday last week!
Bit of flimsy envelope for the extra fiver tracked cost...
Also the both sides of the envelope make it quite obvious what is inside?
This will be the time Lucy will, most assuredly, not once again move the football as Charlie Brown goes to kick it.
For reals this time.
For reals this time.
September 22, 2026 at 5:47 PM
This will be the time Lucy will, most assuredly, not once again move the football as Charlie Brown goes to kick it.
For reals this time.
For reals this time.
Until my fiance moved to the UK, I didn't know about that newspaper. He showed me a link to a Brexit related post (obviously talking about how great it would be) and one comment below it said "The days of the Irish telling the UK what to do are over"
It was at that point I understood Breixt.
It was at that point I understood Breixt.
September 22, 2026 at 8:19 AM
Until my fiance moved to the UK, I didn't know about that newspaper. He showed me a link to a Brexit related post (obviously talking about how great it would be) and one comment below it said "The days of the Irish telling the UK what to do are over"
It was at that point I understood Breixt.
It was at that point I understood Breixt.
The Indy led with "Breixt backing billionaire weighs in."
September 19, 2026 at 11:27 AM
The Indy led with "Breixt backing billionaire weighs in."
It does matter. Because, Burnham has found himself PM after a by-election. If he had been chosen to lead to Labour party and won 2024, it would be different. He could claim he has a clear mandate.
But, if he builds his argument to reverse Breixt, then he can achieve that next election.
But, if he builds his argument to reverse Breixt, then he can achieve that next election.
September 2, 2026 at 7:31 AM
It does matter. Because, Burnham has found himself PM after a by-election. If he had been chosen to lead to Labour party and won 2024, it would be different. He could claim he has a clear mandate.
But, if he builds his argument to reverse Breixt, then he can achieve that next election.
But, if he builds his argument to reverse Breixt, then he can achieve that next election.
And I`m not sure why, there is clearly public support for it.
Calling for growth while ignoring breixt is really weird behaviour.
Calling for growth while ignoring breixt is really weird behaviour.
June 24, 2026 at 11:20 AM
And I`m not sure why, there is clearly public support for it.
Calling for growth while ignoring breixt is really weird behaviour.
Calling for growth while ignoring breixt is really weird behaviour.
Bought and paid for and breixt has been a disaster for the UK when will people wake up to this grifter.
May 14, 2026 at 5:12 PM
Bought and paid for and breixt has been a disaster for the UK when will people wake up to this grifter.
Hilarious.... got known because he was Anti-Breixt (later we found out it was somewhat performative).
Gets voted as JC follow-up...
Throws Brexit stuff out to appease non-Brexiters.
When everyone else turns against him, he comes back to try out some Brexity stuff.
What a strategist.
Gets voted as JC follow-up...
Throws Brexit stuff out to appease non-Brexiters.
When everyone else turns against him, he comes back to try out some Brexity stuff.
What a strategist.
Keir Starmer could make a bold move on Brexit to avoid being pushed out of office
www.irishtimes.com/world/2026/0...
www.irishtimes.com/world/2026/0...
Starmer could make Brexit move
Pressure on the UK prime minister is set to rise this week
www.irishtimes.com
May 5, 2026 at 3:09 PM
Hilarious.... got known because he was Anti-Breixt (later we found out it was somewhat performative).
Gets voted as JC follow-up...
Throws Brexit stuff out to appease non-Brexiters.
When everyone else turns against him, he comes back to try out some Brexity stuff.
What a strategist.
Gets voted as JC follow-up...
Throws Brexit stuff out to appease non-Brexiters.
When everyone else turns against him, he comes back to try out some Brexity stuff.
What a strategist.
Couple went to the pub and got drunk. They decided to split, while at it go for divorce, as well.
Only to find out the following morning they have 2 kids and a Dog.! Never counted in the divorce.
They couldn't split em.
Thats your Breixt
Only to find out the following morning they have 2 kids and a Dog.! Never counted in the divorce.
They couldn't split em.
Thats your Breixt
April 1, 2026 at 6:20 PM
Couple went to the pub and got drunk. They decided to split, while at it go for divorce, as well.
Only to find out the following morning they have 2 kids and a Dog.! Never counted in the divorce.
They couldn't split em.
Thats your Breixt
Only to find out the following morning they have 2 kids and a Dog.! Never counted in the divorce.
They couldn't split em.
Thats your Breixt
Yes that's a whole other thing. But it did have the desired effect. The Story went away. They kept trying that but other stories (antisemitism, Breixt) did not go away. They snowballed into avalanches.
January 29, 2026 at 11:15 AM
Yes that's a whole other thing. But it did have the desired effect. The Story went away. They kept trying that but other stories (antisemitism, Breixt) did not go away. They snowballed into avalanches.
The problem for the Tories is that a large tranche of their better people were driven out during the Breixt fights (Hammond, Gauke, Grieve, Letwin, Greening , Stewart) etc, and they lost so many in 2024 that they have little talent.
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Increasingly torn between thinking all this is good for Reform because it's cementing their position as the dominant right bloc party vs thinking it's good for the Tories because all the worst people are leaving.
January 18, 2026 at 9:03 PM
The problem for the Tories is that a large tranche of their better people were driven out during the Breixt fights (Hammond, Gauke, Grieve, Letwin, Greening , Stewart) etc, and they lost so many in 2024 that they have little talent.
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@jessicaelgot.bsky.social @paulnowaktuc.bsky.social the services industry relies on mobility frameworks of the #singleMarket People have lost 80%+ of their livelihoods. Breixt TCA is not enough. I outline the problems here.
northeastbylines.co.uk/news/brexit/...
northeastbylines.co.uk/news/brexit/...
The problem with Brexit: open letter to my MP
"Adverts continue to state: EU citizens only, EU residents only" - difficulties for freelancers since Brexit
northeastbylines.co.uk
December 28, 2025 at 12:49 PM
@jessicaelgot.bsky.social @paulnowaktuc.bsky.social the services industry relies on mobility frameworks of the #singleMarket People have lost 80%+ of their livelihoods. Breixt TCA is not enough. I outline the problems here.
northeastbylines.co.uk/news/brexit/...
northeastbylines.co.uk/news/brexit/...
i have to agree with Steve. One friend who has lived here for decades, who was born in Guyana, found "Pakis Go Home" written on her front door during the Breixt campaign, after never having had any problems of that kind.
December 22, 2025 at 2:17 PM
i have to agree with Steve. One friend who has lived here for decades, who was born in Guyana, found "Pakis Go Home" written on her front door during the Breixt campaign, after never having had any problems of that kind.
He knifed Johnson post Cameron but at that point Johnson was a few months post Breixt waivering (his infamous two columns) and I don’t think he was considered to be a true believer in the Right’s project. He shifted very significantly to the right over the next few years so they are now politically
November 21, 2025 at 9:45 AM
He knifed Johnson post Cameron but at that point Johnson was a few months post Breixt waivering (his infamous two columns) and I don’t think he was considered to be a true believer in the Right’s project. He shifted very significantly to the right over the next few years so they are now politically
We know they do, they've been doing as promised in their manifesto, working ever more closely with the EU, repairing our broken relationship. I've been disappointed to see some posters still insisting Starmer supports Breixt, he doesn't and never has.
July 10, 2025 at 6:05 PM
We know they do, they've been doing as promised in their manifesto, working ever more closely with the EU, repairing our broken relationship. I've been disappointed to see some posters still insisting Starmer supports Breixt, he doesn't and never has.
Corbyn has ALWAYS criticised Russia, and Putin.
Perhaps you're thinking of the ones that took the Russian money, refused to investigate Russian interference in Breixt, met privately with ex-KGB and elevated Lebedev to the Lords?
Who was that again?
Not Corbyn.
Your Tory is showing.
Perhaps you're thinking of the ones that took the Russian money, refused to investigate Russian interference in Breixt, met privately with ex-KGB and elevated Lebedev to the Lords?
Who was that again?
Not Corbyn.
Your Tory is showing.
July 5, 2025 at 3:11 PM
Corbyn has ALWAYS criticised Russia, and Putin.
Perhaps you're thinking of the ones that took the Russian money, refused to investigate Russian interference in Breixt, met privately with ex-KGB and elevated Lebedev to the Lords?
Who was that again?
Not Corbyn.
Your Tory is showing.
Perhaps you're thinking of the ones that took the Russian money, refused to investigate Russian interference in Breixt, met privately with ex-KGB and elevated Lebedev to the Lords?
Who was that again?
Not Corbyn.
Your Tory is showing.
Yes. #breixt was the worst political decision the #UK has made in my lifetime, was, but nothing compared to electing #NigelFartage as PM next election, if #KeirStarmer carries on the way he's been going so far.
Repost if you think Brexit it is one of the worst political decisions Britain has ever made.
#ExitBrexit
#ExitBrexit
June 15, 2025 at 11:06 AM
Yes. #breixt was the worst political decision the #UK has made in my lifetime, was, but nothing compared to electing #NigelFartage as PM next election, if #KeirStarmer carries on the way he's been going so far.
Can someone remind @iaindale.bsky.social on #LBC tonight about his words "I'm still glad we di #breixt because Trump is going to put trade sanctions on the #EU" when the #UK gets them too?
Will he look as dumb as he usually sounds when trying to justify that and being mates with Farage?
Will he look as dumb as he usually sounds when trying to justify that and being mates with Farage?
April 2, 2025 at 11:59 AM
Can someone remind @iaindale.bsky.social on #LBC tonight about his words "I'm still glad we di #breixt because Trump is going to put trade sanctions on the #EU" when the #UK gets them too?
Will he look as dumb as he usually sounds when trying to justify that and being mates with Farage?
Will he look as dumb as he usually sounds when trying to justify that and being mates with Farage?
Is this down to those absurd statements, Chancellors red lines, breixt boat has sailed or words to that effect?
Fine, brexit is done and it is a mess. Do a new deal. Don't tinker the old one, start afresh. Take Cons and Reform head on.
Fine, brexit is done and it is a mess. Do a new deal. Don't tinker the old one, start afresh. Take Cons and Reform head on.
March 30, 2025 at 8:45 AM
Is this down to those absurd statements, Chancellors red lines, breixt boat has sailed or words to that effect?
Fine, brexit is done and it is a mess. Do a new deal. Don't tinker the old one, start afresh. Take Cons and Reform head on.
Fine, brexit is done and it is a mess. Do a new deal. Don't tinker the old one, start afresh. Take Cons and Reform head on.
Gave up on them two a while back, too much lads lads lads banter about grooming pubes and goode with breixt shite
March 8, 2025 at 4:19 PM
Gave up on them two a while back, too much lads lads lads banter about grooming pubes and goode with breixt shite
I am as pro-EU as you can find, but some of these approaches are more like religious fundamentalism than any sensible analysis. And the country has to put some problems right, Breixt not withstanding!
February 19, 2025 at 5:43 PM
I am as pro-EU as you can find, but some of these approaches are more like religious fundamentalism than any sensible analysis. And the country has to put some problems right, Breixt not withstanding!
As a life long anglophile, I was sad that the UK rejected their best trading pardners with the #BREIXTDISASTER . #BREIXT is a man made barrier to trade, which will continue to make folks in the UK sicker, poorer and deeper in debt. There is no upside to #Brexit .
January 18, 2025 at 3:18 PM
As a life long anglophile, I was sad that the UK rejected their best trading pardners with the #BREIXTDISASTER . #BREIXT is a man made barrier to trade, which will continue to make folks in the UK sicker, poorer and deeper in debt. There is no upside to #Brexit .
#BREIXT is the greatest barrier to trade, ever fabricated, that continues and will continue to make folks in the UK sicker, poorer and deeper in debt.
January 6, 2025 at 10:28 AM
#BREIXT is the greatest barrier to trade, ever fabricated, that continues and will continue to make folks in the UK sicker, poorer and deeper in debt.
Dank der #Pressestunde mit @ukschmid bin ich noch mehr überzeugt, daß es erstens sehr kompetente Leute in der Nationalbank braucht (#Novotny ist ein solcher) und zweitens, daß es einen Exit vom #Breixt geben wird. Jetzt brauch ich nur noch ein Wettbüro finden.
December 7, 2024 at 4:49 AM
Dank der #Pressestunde mit @ukschmid bin ich noch mehr überzeugt, daß es erstens sehr kompetente Leute in der Nationalbank braucht (#Novotny ist ein solcher) und zweitens, daß es einen Exit vom #Breixt geben wird. Jetzt brauch ich nur noch ein Wettbüro finden.