Thank you.
To the 17 410 742 out of the 30 million who turned to vote
yesterday, I want to personally thank you. You have made History and 24th
of June 2016 will undoubtedly be remembered as a turning point in European and
British History.
After 8 years of austerity that has bled Europe’s most
vulnerable people, after decades of neo liberalism painful policies that
enriched the 1% and impoverished the 99%, after the cruel measures imposed by
the EU institutions to protect those who created this crisis (so that we are
clear, I mean the £850 billion bailout to the Banks in the UK alone, and I won’t
mention the £38 billion the recent wars have costed neither) at the expense of
the People, after 5 years of humiliation of the southern countries to bow to
the rules of the biggest ones in the North, you finally made Europeans stop and
think that maybe, just maybe, something was quite not right in the equation.
Thank you.
Although you voted for a Brexit thinking your daily financial,
health, education and welfare struggles are linked to the educated skilled migrants
that pay taxes for the British economy, provide you with the doctors, nurses,
engineers, managers and other qualified degrees you get on a silver plate from EU countries at zero cost and all benefits
(because you can’t afford £9000 a year to educate your youth, and we all know,
I hope, that an educated society is a wealthy society), and although you voted
to leave the very rules that protect your data, your human and workers’ rights,
your farms, your universities and your health, you did us, Europeans, a huge favour.
Thank you.
Because now, thanks to your vote, thanks to the rise of
extreme far right parties, you have accelerated the 1930s by a decade and
hopefully, European Institutions and Leaders will at last have to change the
course of their policies to stop protecting the ones that shamelessly rob the
poor. Whilst there will be some turbulence during the grieving of our divorce,
we can start building a future with those that care about being part of a
family, a community, a herd. That herd that gave birth to the human rights
convention, democratic ideals and the welfare society to look after us all as a
whole, each and every one of us after the atrocities of the 1940s.
Thank you.
I do feel profoundly sorry for the 16 141 241 other ones, the
young, the educated, the team players. I am sorry that you know you will never
be Norway because Norway is a social country where one pays 60% of taxes so
that all can live well. Europe welcomes you to join us. As Europe will welcome
the Scottish and the Northern Irish people too.
Thank you.
I know Nigel Farage has already admitted the £350 million a
week for the NHS was a campaign lie and
I know Boris is now saying there is no need to rush the divorce, it’s a bit too
late for that. But you may want to start educating yourselves for future reference
and check this lovely little website with lots of very simple pictures that
shows you where your money actually goes… because as it happens, it’s not the
migrants, it’s not the poor and it’s not the refugees that are your real
problem … http://app.wheredoesmymoneygo.org//bubbletree-map.html#/~/total
and in particular:
I guess the next target will most probably be the non
Europeans, non fair skinned, non Christians … and I feel very sorry for them for
becoming the next scapegoats… I feel sorry for Joe Cox who was brutally
murdered by a very white British man, a terrorist against democracy and a
supporter of white supremacy, for her human and democratic views. I feel sorry
for her children and husband who are not only grieving her now but the country
she loved and had hopes for. But that murder was a clear sign of what was about
to happen and the down spiral this country is getting itself into. Good luck.
How surreal would it be to actually look inside and see that
the problem facing Britain today is precisely their very patriotic noble elite
who choose to hide their outrageously "earned" money at the cost of
ordinary citizens money in offshore tax heavens, bail out those who failed and
encourage zero hour contracts?
Thank you.
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