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He may looked deflated and trampled on, but he's still smiling because he knows he stands for what is right: democracy. And whilst others may try to steal his freedom from him he will rise again and again. He will never surrender to the liars, the cheats, and bullys who try to take what is rightly his.
You've never seen an ugly penguin, a nasty penguin, a bad penguin. Penguins are fun. Penguins are nice. Save the Brexit Penguin. He deserves a better world.
Even if the British do leave the EU
they still get to keep that cool flag of theirs.
That is, of course,
until Ireland and Scotland secede.
Designed on my plane back from UK which I visited just days after the Brexit vote. The British Flag itself can be used as a tessellation molecule and tiled. I plan to fold a tiled version of this Union Jack Tessellation when time allows.
Who's Steve Barclay ? Just a man we've never heard of before who's standing for the conservative party,and has posters splashed EVERYWHERE . This is one of the few that have not been vandalised by someone with a can of black spray paint , a low IQ and very little artistic talent !
When I was at junior school , I remember there being an election and nearly every house displayed an orange , diamond shaped poster telling us to "Vote Clement Freud". Now , we'd all heard of Clement Freud .......
Shame whoever owns this derelict building and gave permission for the poster to be erected doesn't consider smartening their premises up.....
Here you can see the location of the teddy sculpture - quite high on the wall! I wonder how many people walk past completely unaware!
Mr. Bean's Teddy in Budapest is a small bronze statue created by artist Mihály Kolodko. It is located on the wall of the former British Embassy at Harmincad utca 6, in District V, near Elizabeth Square and the Kempinski Hotel. The, sculpture is part of a series of mini-guerrilla art pieces hidden throughout the city. (From Google AI)
...is the scheduled withdrawal of the United Kingdom (UK) from the European Union (EU). Following a June 2016 referendum, in which 51.9% of participating voters voted to leave, the UK government formally announced the country's withdrawal in March 2017, starting a two-year process that was due to conclude with the UK withdrawing on 29 March 2019. As the UK parliament thrice voted against the negotiated withdrawal agreement, that deadline has been extended twice, and is currently 31 October 2019.
Trying to practice mail art in post-Brexit Britain is becoming harder, and harder. It seems that postmen, and postwomen, who are still familiar with Monty Python are no longer around. Because I reused my Council Tax envelope, which was asking to confirm in case I just moved to this address, the postal security team has decided to not deliver it to Japan especially that some French text peered through the envelope's polythene window.
10, largo Serpa Pinto
Portalegre
As suggested by Jacinto Oliveira, this is a great analogy for Brexit (10, Downing street).
British Railways Class 7 70000 "Britannia" heads 1z54 1103 York - Bristol Temple Meads "The Brexit Express" Private Charter in platform 12,operated by Locomotive Services on 31/03/2019
Anyone remember back a quarter of a century to "The New Statesman" and Rik Mayall's superb upper-class slimebag character Alan B'Stard MP??
Taken at the People’s March in London last year, when thousands of Pro Europeans demonstrated against Brexit. All in vain and we now seem to be sleep walking towards leaving in a couple of months time with barely a murmur...You might almost think Boris and co have arranged Covid-19 as a diversionary tactic!
„Wir müssen eine Art Vereinigter Staaten von Europa errichten.“
europa.eu/european-union/sites/europaeu/files/docs/body/w...
What is it, when the Brexit effects – companies leaving, investment cut, GDP down, unemployment up, the Union shattered – are followed by individual talks with 26 EU countries and the rest of the world, deprived of the clout of the EU (with each insisting on freedom of entry for its citizens), we will be able to do that we can't do now (knowing that pre-EU entry we had the “freedom to trade” that Brexiteers love but our GDP growth was so much slower than the EU that we wee known as the sick man of Europe?)
(Painting by VK)