#Brexiters

Jon Worth

jonworth

I have been thinking a lot about the Internal Market Bill and Brexiter reactions to Biden and the House of Lords vote, and have written a new blog post:"The Internal

🇪🇺 Om until serene 🇫🇷

Sonnet_Lumiere

I just had a (controversial) epiphanyTo Brexiters telling me "You just want Brexit to fail"You're damn right I do! I hope it is a catastrophic failure & UK crashes &

James Barisic 🇭🇷 🇫🇷 🇪🇺

jamesmb

As Brexiters are keen to point out, the EU Budget will be massively hit once the huge financial contribution made by the UK has been removed.To help you understand the

Matt Carr

MattCarr55

This is sad day for millions of us - not because we wanted No Deal. That was always a Brexiter demand, which, ironically, many of those who are now praising

Phil Syrpis

syrpis

First the European 'Research' Group. Now the Covid 'Recovery' Group. A quick thread on why their ideas appeal, and why they are dangerous. 1/ They appeal because they tell people

Roland Smith

rolandmcs

Hmm, I find nothing interesting, surprising or original in this, never mind anything revelatory. It's all very standard late-1990s "the internet will be a force for liberation/libertarianism", described in a

Sophia Grace

pylonfan

Brexiters celebrating their clusterfuck and insisting you play along isn't gaslighting. That's not what gaslighting is. It's just being an asshole.Sincerely, someone who needs the word to describe years of

Hilary Abernathay. Some #Covid19 & #Nexit for all?

atatimelikethis

So, Brexit is coming.My top 10 Brexiter promises that will NOT be delivered by Brexit. Words to the contrary from Brexiters assumed.Applies to any form of deal or no deal.

Davenant 📸

MarcDavenant

So the parcel we sent to Poland in December for £18 via DPD now costs £145 to send. Well done Brexiters. Sending parcels to family in Poland has been a

Emma Kennedy💙

EmmaKennedy

Someone explain to me why joining the Pan Pacific bloc (other side of the world) is absolutely fine for Brexiters but joining the Single Market on our doorstep (which is

Nick🇬🇧🇪🇺

nicktolhurst

I really enjoyed my discussions with pro Brexit people on twitter detailing the benefits on trade & economy of Brexit. Often friendly - we might have disagreed but it was

Tim O'Connor

timoconnorbl

“Border counties would be treated similarly to any other zone, with the addition of so-called ‘travel bubbles’ which could stretch across the border.”You might think that’s familiar. You’d be right.

Nick Reeves 3.5% #FBPE #ProgressiveAlliance

nickreeves9876

1/ I attacked Corbyn and I'm attacking Starmer and now Davey because without a reasonable degree of opposition buy-in all our pro-EU campaigning is futile. We can attack the Tories

Richard Toye

RichardToye

Thread: I've been consistently predicting #NoDeal for the last two years. Though I accept there are powerful arguments on the other side, my view hasn't changed.#Brexit @davidallengreen has cast the

Andrew

AndrewStoneman

Ah the sunlit uplands... (Even the Mail on Sunday is starting to see the reality) /cont 1. Import tariffs will be so high you won’t be able to afford a

Davenant 📸

MarcDavenant

For those who aren’t xenophobic dinosaurs there was a particular magic to driving across multiple open borders in Europe and feeling part of it all. Impossible for Brexiters to understand

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