When it comes to democracy I'm deadly serious, I assure you. A vote took place and a result was delivered. Those who lost and those who have changed theit minds should shut up. It's done, they lost and they should accept that instead of screaming like spoiled children.
Looking at it from this side of The Channel I do have a sneaky suspicion that The Referendum was very badly worded, mainly because Cameron never expected to lose. But, of course, it is much more convoluted.
But Britain does have a right to Leave, probably only by crashing Out. The EU was never going to make it easy. But it's all in my head and very difficult to explain in words of one syllable.
Britain got stitched up back in the 70s. And De Galle never wanted Britain in anyway. So much for gratitude.
I inadvertently finished up living in France, which has always treated me better than Britain ever did, so I have lost track of whose side I should be on. What price the misbegotten land of one's birth?
But I am only talking about France. I don't know about Germany, or any of the other States who were allowed to join when they were only going to be a liability. This stinks of a European Army to me. Not that I think a European Army would be much cop. They weren't any good the last time around. And we all know where that one went.
So, sadly, I have finally given up on Britain which grieves me more than any of you could know.