It's Götterdämmerung, Jim, but not as we know it

[glitterboy1]

Twilight. The EU Commission can be seen in the background, seated, motionless, at their table in Brussels. In the foreground, Theresa May appears, cheered on by the tribe of the Give-Us-Things. She declares that all is now clear to her, that she knows what she must do

Comments

[amamama]

Love it! I much prefer this to you-know-what. This whole thing is a nightmare, even from here.

[jhall1]

:)

I voted Remain, and think the decision to leave was a mistake. But it was democratically arrived at, and I think we have to accept it and try to make the best of it. (And if it was a mistake, it still wasn't as big as the one that the US electorate made!)

Nice to see you posting again, BTW.

[muninnhuginn]

Very fine. (Doesn't stop me feeling heart-broken).

[vilakins]

But coming soon to a country near you.
Scotland has some hope there.

And yes, the US made Brexit look almost not stupid. But not quite.

[snowgrouse]

I was shaking my head very much at the news today.

But oddly enough, I was just thinking of you yesterday and wondering how you were--and then you show up! Despite the political hell, I hope you are well.