It will be a nightmare whatever the outcome, because unless we get immigration down to below 30,000 within 12 months, unless we remove all the hoards of East Europeans pucking the crops across the south east and replace them with chirpy rosy cheeked English youth, unless the trains start running on time without overcrowding, unless the health services comes suddenly out of 'crisis', unless every parent gets their kid into the school of choice, unless we get to fish in British waters that extend from Jersey to the Shetlands without any foreign incursion, unless all the gangs of paedophiles are rounded up and deported, unless all our jobs become more secure and well paid, and unless house prices fall to a level where every rosy cheeked chirpy hard working young English person can get a mortgage, then, if we have voted Brexit, the Remainers will be entitled to say "We Told You So. Our plight has **** All To Do With Europe, you eejits!", and if we vote Remain then the Brexiters will say "We Told You So. Our Plight is Entirely the Fault of Europe, you numpties!".
So whatever way the vote goes, things will have to improve very quickly and visibly so on all fronts or there will be a-weeping and a-wailing and a-gnashing of teeth of the like this country has never seen since we came bottom in the Eurovision Song Contest.
That said, if we vote remain, as others have said, one has a feeling that the gnashing of teeth is likely to be more prominent than the weeping and wailing, and Nigel will be back where he is most comfortable, rabble rousing, and it is likely that the issue will fester and fester, with UKIP attracting more votes, and possibly a lot of Tory MP defectors, because of the two, I suspect the Brexiters are more likely to be 'it's my ball and I am keeping it' types than the Remainers, who are not likely to flock to Corbyn in their droves, and more likely to become sad problem drinkers, or is that just me?
So whatever way the vote goes, things will have to improve very quickly and visibly so on all fronts or there will be a-weeping and a-wailing and a-gnashing of teeth of the like this country has never seen since we came bottom in the Eurovision Song Contest.
That said, if we vote remain, as others have said, one has a feeling that the gnashing of teeth is likely to be more prominent than the weeping and wailing, and Nigel will be back where he is most comfortable, rabble rousing, and it is likely that the issue will fester and fester, with UKIP attracting more votes, and possibly a lot of Tory MP defectors, because of the two, I suspect the Brexiters are more likely to be 'it's my ball and I am keeping it' types than the Remainers, who are not likely to flock to Corbyn in their droves, and more likely to become sad problem drinkers, or is that just me?
