Well, who'd have guessed? Certainly not me. My assumption had been that our globalist overlords simply would not allow a core country to escape their clutches. But the British have rediscovered that bulldog spirit and taken a decisive step towards throwing off the chains that bind. But caution is in order. Remember the separation details will be negotiated by the traitors in Westminster, many of whom who would love nothing more than to emasculate the democratically-expressed will of the people.
Still, it's time for celebrating. And gloating. Here's the HebeBC's Home Editor Mark Easton. "The maps of how people voted show that this was a victory for the countryside over the cities, particularly in England. London, Manchester, Bristol, Leicester, Leeds and Liverpool - for the most part, the metropolitan centres voted to remain. But the further from the big city centres one travels, the more emphatically people voted to leave. City dwellers are generally more comfortable with globalisation and diversity. Country dwellers are more traditional in their outlook.
Successful cities are places in flux, constantly evolving to remain relevant in a rapidly changing world. A city without cranes is a city that is moribund. But in market towns and rural villages, it is the opposite, with a focus on protecting heritage and celebrating history. It is a more conservative outlook that can see modern life as a threat, often nostalgic for a simpler, bucolic order."
Still, it's time for celebrating. And gloating. Here's the HebeBC's Home Editor Mark Easton. "The maps of how people voted show that this was a victory for the countryside over the cities, particularly in England. London, Manchester, Bristol, Leicester, Leeds and Liverpool - for the most part, the metropolitan centres voted to remain. But the further from the big city centres one travels, the more emphatically people voted to leave. City dwellers are generally more comfortable with globalisation and diversity. Country dwellers are more traditional in their outlook.
Successful cities are places in flux, constantly evolving to remain relevant in a rapidly changing world. A city without cranes is a city that is moribund. But in market towns and rural villages, it is the opposite, with a focus on protecting heritage and celebrating history. It is a more conservative outlook that can see modern life as a threat, often nostalgic for a simpler, bucolic order."
Get that? Sophisticated city dwellers vote to stay, backward rubes vote to leave. Well I have news for you, you fucking dipstick. The cities voted to remain because most of them have been over-run by minorities. White British (or British, to put it another way) are already a minority in London, Birmingham and Leicester and are heading for minority status in many more cities. The actual British people have been hounded into the countryside and small towns. And that, Mr. HebeBC, explains the geographical voting patters.
Anyway, let us break out the popcorn and pray that this represents the beginning of the end for the Evil Empire.