There are certain moments in political campaigns when you know the side not seeking publicity has developed unstoppable and winning momentum. In the post-vote People’s Vote campaign, one such moment was the arrival of EU Supergirl, Madeleina Kay – she personified the whining, out-of-tune position of Continuity Remainers and helped turn Remainers away from the Continuity remain cause. Another was the rise to fame of Steven Bray – the annoying bloke dressed in European blue and gold sporting a top hat, who was paid to disrupt news broadcasts outside the Palace of Westminster. Recent talk of a Government of National Unity comprised of Remain diehards was another such moment as Remainer fossil Ken Clarke was rolled out like some harmless Great Grandfather, as if we’d all forgotten about his late night curry house plotting meetings with the Speaker, poisonous John Bercow.
What will be the actual moment that Brexiteers can look back on and say, that was it? When was it that we knew that Continuity Remain reached new levels of ridiculousness in their attempt to seek publicity – when we won the post-vote war?
When Continuity Remainers decided to parade their dogs as Remainers – that was when it became obvious to me that the genie was out of the bottle and we were actually leaving the EU. Why? Dog owners know full well that most dogs have an equivalent human mental age of two and a half years. To suggest that they have the wherewithal to hold a political position on Brexit is insane. To parade them as Remainers is as if child abuse. To even imply that dogs are en masse Continuity remainers is beyond weird – it’s creepy.
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See Also:
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(2) Panicked Merkel requests meeting with Johnson as German economy trembles
(3) Nigel Farage highlights awkward Brexit truth for Remainers and savages ‘Corbyn coup’
(4) Get Remainer Hammond out! ‘Meddling’ former Chancellor could face confidence vote
