Brexit Day

"There's an historic battle going on right now across the West: in Europe, America, and elsewhere. It is globalism against populism. And you may loathe populism, but I tell you a funny thing, it's becoming very popular."

Nigel Farage, 2020 AD

After he said that Mr. Farage and a group of other Britishers, not Europeans, were bullied by this really nasty clipped-haired bitch who has some sort of power within the EU.

After three and a half years the British government has finally gotten off their asses, put some powdered wigs on, ate that penance they call food, and left the European Union. The UK has regained its sovereignty after being a vassal of Fuhrer Merkel's Fourth Reich for 27 years. Make no mistake, Germany has been trying to conquer Europe since the days of the "Holy Roman Empire" a thousand years ago. After two world wars the free peoples of Europe were tired of fighting and gave up without firing a shot as the newly reunified Germany gained control of the continent through socialist treaties promising free shit to an aging population tired of working.

Britain used to be a superpower. Britannia ruled the waves and controlled 1/4 of the world's land area, more territory than the entire surface of the Moon, and with the exception of some rabble-rousers across the pond, Britannia was the undefeated and undisputed master of the world for nearly two centuries. Unquestionably, the British Empire spread reason and justice across the world, ending barbaric practices in her colonies such as sati, the Hindu practice of throwing a widow onto the funeral pyre of her dead husband to preserve her honor. This was back in the age when people understood that even if a barbaric practice was part of someone's culture it could still be wrong and needed to be abolished.

Brexit was only the beginning. Britain will do fine. Britain has the fifth largest economy in the world and now that it has become unshackled from EU regulations there's nowhere left to go but up. Meanwhile, EU member states are faltering. Rioters are burning the streets of Paris, half the superstate is bankrupt and living off welfare, and the endless invasion from the third world is pushing states like Poland and Hungary toward escape as well. Right now the EU is a house of cards waiting to collapse, and it's only a matter of time, and I suspect a short few years, before more states seek to reclaim their own sovereignty and follow Britain's lead. Greece will likely remain sucking on the tit of socialism forever, but if France were to leave the EU would collapse overnight, and with it Merkle's dream of a pan-European army.

However long it takes is not important. Britain waited almost four years for freedom, and now one of the greatest civilizations in all of history has begun on the path of reclaiming a brilliant future of peace and prosperity. God bless Britannia and her people.