What a mess, and shame on the MSM for not connecting the Brexit dots to Russian ratf@$%ing.

I think only US influence via illegal brexit campaign funding has been discovered so far.

beyond some silly twittering.

Since they have so little regard for it.

We look at austerity measures as cruel and inhumane because of the suffering they cause and how they drive so many people into poverty. The right-wing looks at austerity measures as a great success because it drives more wealth into the pockets of people in the ownership class. They are willing to let billions (yes, billions) suffer for that. It's one of the primary reasons I don't understand why so many people across the globe who are poor and struggling still support the right. Sure, they get to enjoy the benefit of having their racist, hateful ideals normalized but it sure does hurt their own pockets. Seems kinda short-sighted, no?

Reagan and Thatcher destroyed the social good and the fight back is just gaining ground.
Wake up humanity.
That said this austerity crap has also infected much of the EU

weaponised by the far left and selfish crony capitalists. Those in the middle are the ones who lose as usual.

Oh My!

The UK got suckered by the Brexiteers and narrowly passed the referendum to leave the EU. Since that vote, a lot of more information has come to light about who was pushing for severing ties, and just what that all meant. For some people, the prospect of kicking out foreigners and dark-skinned people was an irresistible lure. For others, the notion that the UK would manage its own economic affairs better than the EU was the deciding factor. A lot of other considerations were given very short shrift or not discussed at all (e.g., the border with Ireland). Any number of Brexit-friendly public figures have left government or disappeared since the referendum.

The referendum wasn't a suicide pact, particularly since so much more information is at hand. What would be the harm in holding another referendum on Brexit, this time with a population better educated on the merits pro and con? If the UK confirms the earlier vote, then go ahead. But if the people say, "Waitasecond, here," doesn't it serve everyone's bona fide interests to ask again?

allies of trump like Farage. Remember when the Con told Theresa May she should appoint him as the UKs Ambassador tot he US?

I don't plan to forget who was in Scotland when that vote went down.

https://www.bbc.com/news/av/uk-politics-47562204/2019-european-elections-nigel-farage-on-uk-taking-part