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  1. Oct 18

    Tesco is leaving Finland, due to Brexit. The French company Carrefour will take over. It's about 800 stores and a turnover of more than 11 billion. Just another brexit benefit, for the EU that is.

    388 replies . 3,140 retweets 11,974 likes
  2. Oct 16

    What is it about people in Britain that allow them to ignore or excuse the things that are happening? Covid rates? ‘Get over it.’ Climate change? ‘Not happening mate.’ Brexit chaos? ‘It’s fine where I am.’ What made us so thick, hateful & uncaring? I’m tired of feeling ashamed.

    227 replies . 939 retweets 4,375 likes
  3. Oct 18

    God we are so crap.

    474 replies . 2,714 retweets 9,023 likes
  4. 16 hours ago

    As usual, the EU will disintegrate imminently AND the UK escaped by the skin of its teeth from being fully absorbed. A notion at the heart of the Brexit delusion: the EU is too weak AND too strong, overreaching AND unambitious, inflexible AND manipulated, impotent AND omnipotent.

    89 replies . 169 retweets 892 likes
  5. 12 hours ago

    🇬🇧🇬🇧 BOOM BRITAIN 🇬🇧🇬🇧 Halewood & Nissan didn't close, Ford & Boeing reinvested, banks didn't relocate, UK economy over takes India as 5th largest in the world. There's much more! The list is endless & still growing. But positive business posts are being ignored by MSM

    8 replies . 59 retweets 157 likes
  6. Oct 18

    “What is surprising is not UK’s exports to EU are down significantly - that was to be expected given but our non-EU exports are down 21% on a backdrop of global trade rising massively. Germany’s exports globally are up by 16%” Welcome to Boris Johnson’s “golden age”

    70 replies . 1,489 retweets 2,893 likes
  7. Oct 18

    The magic of Brexit. An hour and a half and counting stood in the passport queue on arrival at Madrid airport.

    250 replies . 346 retweets 5,607 likes
  8. Oct 18

    Brexit timeline: 2016 - Brexit makes us better off 2017 - Brexit won't make us worse off 2018 - Brexit will make us worse off but only for the first 50 years 2019 - Nobody ever claimed it would make us better off. 2020 - We don't care if we starve 2021 - It's all Remainers' fault

    39 replies . 1,265 retweets 4,067 likes
  9. Oct 17

    Buried in today's Mail on Sunday polling showing comparisons between Johnson and Starmer, is this poll on EU membership! As the public, even the pro Brexit Mail readers, increasingly decide we made a mistake, it will be harder for this Brexit Government to maintain its poll lead.

    58 replies . 427 retweets 879 likes
  10. Oct 17

    ‘We got Brexit but Johnson isn’t maximising it!' says Farage. Another perfect example of how no Brexit can ever be 'real Brexit' - if it's failing, as it clearly is, it has to be the fault of the implementation, never Brexit itself, which remains pure and holy.

    114 replies . 554 retweets 3,011 likes
  11. 14 hours ago

    Britain wants to Exit from Brexit

    96 replies . 515 retweets 2,029 likes
  12. 13 hours ago

    "The loss was a record for Wetherspoons at £154.7million, with sales declining a whopping 38% to £772million... the business has recently suffered from a lack of staff, beer, food, and now potentially wine."

    561 replies . 694 retweets 3,241 likes
  13. 9 hours ago

    As a young broken hearted 22 yr old I got a flight to Lanzarote with a few pence. Found a bar job, met some of my lifelong best friends and partied. It was easy. This has been taken away from our kids with & only 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 can give that back to them 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

    22 replies . 307 retweets 908 likes
  14. 8 hours ago

    Can only assume that Covid is being allowed to run wild because Johnson needs more and more of it to cover up the consequences of Brexit.

    87 replies . 628 retweets 2,798 likes
  15. Oct 18

    It's interesting that we are meant to feel sorry for the Leave voters who "didn't get the Brexit they voted for" but not the Remain voters who didn't want the Brexit they got. There's an unsatisfactory asymmetry here.

    108 replies . 1,333 retweets 7,738 likes
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  16. Oct 18

    Nigel Farage Owned

    78 replies . 1,107 retweets 3,861 likes
  17. 9 hours ago

    Fishing industry 'on course to lose £300m post-Brexit' fishermen's trade body claims Welcome to Boris Johnson’s “golden age”

    36 replies . 464 retweets 1,006 likes
  18. Oct 18

    Johnson is stoking covid in the UK. Another lockdown will disguise Brexit crises and give him a boost when he has another freedom day. This is not incompetence this is planned. please RT this. The government need to start taking responsibility

    25 replies . 698 retweets 977 likes
  19. Oct 17

    So, we’ve got… Visas for more and more industry shortages Indefinite delays to border checks Renegotiating of protocol Relaxation of cabotage rules If we’re being honest… Johnson is actually getting Brexit undone

    65 replies . 734 retweets 3,585 likes
  20. 13 hours ago

    The Daily Express knows it’s readers. They want their “freedom of movement” back. We’re barely 10 months into Brexit and they want it back. This is how it’s going to work. This is how it was always going to be levered.

    89 replies . 389 retweets 1,490 likes
  21. 16 hours ago

    There are only two pertinent questions around Brexit remaining. 1. How long will it last until it is in essence reversed (re-join SM, etc)? 2. How much damage will it end up doing to Great Britain and its standing in the world?

    104 replies . 369 retweets 1,482 likes
  22. Oct 17

    Here's a big fucking idea. Oppose Brexit.

    95 replies . 438 retweets 2,175 likes
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  23. 15 hours ago

    Well this is awkward for the Daily Mail🤭 If there was a vote on EU membership tomorrow, only 36% would vote out.

    36 replies . 441 retweets 924 likes

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