Brexit Stories

Can't believe we actually left the EU

It's EU referendum time on 23rd June. Many are confused about which way to vote. In, or out? This nonsense won't help much, but won't leave anyone any more confused either. With apologies and thanks to Lewis Carroll.

Captain Lyon fought for the Republic, until he joined the Remnant, a fragile defending the have-nots , exiled to the Welfare Reserve. The Remnant agrees on one thing; a change of rule is needed in the Republic. Some want the UK back; some want the Republic to burn. Others seek a royal heir, if he still lives. As the battle lines are drawn in his country and in his heart, Lyon must choose his allegiance.

Keep up to date with the latest on brexit daily edition only Warning optinion heavy I have a less option heavy book on brexit but still come and count down with me to the day we leave right here This is more option based than my other brexit book Thanks for reading

A factual personal recollection of Brexit night. 3.7k words.

Two lost souls who are complete opposites are brought together in battle of Brexit. Things get steamy.

In the end it was the future that got us. Survivors of the fallout from the Gottdun Republic's failed wars with Euroland expect to live to the age of twenty year-old and barely a day more, before the infection takes hold. There is hope. A select few enter the Gottdun lottery for blast off to Mars, where life goes on. A talented young Memory surgeon, Azora Orso, dreams of revenge against her Knight master, but comes to understand that the ancient obsession, known as love, might actually be the answer to her failed nation's troubles. This is a future world, where Bears Dream of Space Too. I may go back and tinker (sorry), but the narrative and characters should stay the same once on Wattpad. Please vote - I massively appreciate any votes on the chapters - thank you!

Poem to ask why did we ever choose from bad to worse.

I'm not completely satisfied with this, but I eventually got tired of trying to get it right. Brexit, to me, a foreigner, is like a Rubik's cube problem, too many moving parts on too many different axes. I know I couldn't resolve all the contentious problems that it has exhumed but I fully understand the emotional appeal it has for those who want to remain sovereign. Meantime, we in the U.S. are hardly distinguishing ourselves with our own complete political constipation. We are all better than this. Jimt

In a Nigeria turned apart by fear and corruption, Bamidele Freddie Johnson, a young journalist must navigate the treacherous landscape of truth, loyalty, and power. Fred is recruited by a secretive revolt group determined to bring down the corrupt government. As he becomes embroiled in the group's plans, he must confront his own demons and the tangled web of his personal life. His overbearing mother, Morenike, will stop at nothing to protect him; his sister's marriage to a politician's son threatens to compromise his values; and his lover, Cynthia, has ghosted him after a drunken mistake that went viral. But when Cynthia's friend, Eniola, encourages her to ditch Freddie for good, Cynthia finds herself drawn back to him - only to discover him in the company of her best friend. A gripping tale of love, loyalty, and justice, 'THERE IS A COUNTRY' exposes the dark underbelly of Nigerian politics and the true cost of courage.

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Boris In BlunderlandLewis Carroll detailed Alice's Adventures in Wonderland, then wrote The Hunting Of The Snark, an agony in seven fits. A few years later, HH Munro ('Saki') had, as his first published work, 'The Westminster Alice', in which he used the idea of Wonderland to examine Parliament with a satirical and ironic eye. In 2019, we had a newly elected (but not by the people) Conservative leader promising Brexit in 99 days, despite having no formal deal and a complete lack of support from Parliament. An elected Parliament going against the wishes of its people via a referendum. If nothing else, this proved that direct and Parliamentary democracy do not sit well together when the one does not agree with the other. How you might feel about Brexit pales into insignificance when faced with the farrago of lies, stupidity, lack of clear thought, and sheer arrogance evinced by all sides of the argument. So, dealing with these 99 days as if it were straight out of Carroll is not a spectacularly new idea, but it is one that is unfortunately apt. In these pages, Boris follows the White Rabbit, who May be leading him on, down the rabbit hole and finds himself almost by accident to be the new leader, battling the Red King Corbyn and his treacherous Knight McDonnell, trying to appease the White Queen and the people, being distracted by the Cheshire Rees-Moggy and Jojo the Dodo (who thinks she can be PM even though her party have been as dead the bird for a century), and trying to leave the table at the Tea Party where the Mad Hatter holds sway. All the while, the Walrus tries to seperate Caledonia from the farrago while the Carpenter - tired of trying to dovetail ideologocal joints that just will not match - cries softly and retires. A satire, a tragedy, blackly comic or just a bloody disaster. It has been, sadly, all these things and more in a land populated at the highest level by, it seems, nothing but court jesters

Brexit. The time when the Uk left the EU. How will countries react and most importantly how will the British take this.. This has sensitive topics discussed and is short to spread an important message.. ❗️This will not be really historical❗️ ‼️THIS HAS NOTHING TO DO WITH MY ORIGINAL AU‼️ Favourite ranking: #1 Brexit Idk is this original? Thank you❤️

Amidst the oncoming EU referendum and ongoing South China Sea dispute, two advocates for their respective regional groupings comtemplate their woes.

a fictional romance between the reader and Gregory in the perspective of you!! <333 a love story set in Superdrug UK.

Random set of poems written by Neolong

Ever wondered what it would be like if Maui from Moana got it together with that kid from UP? Well now you know.... Be prepared to lose at least 45 brain cells after reading this piece of *pig noise*

More bite sized oysters of fun with an occasional pearl of wisdom.

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The Bomb Squad arrived in vans, ran into the Holborn office block and up its staircase to the eighth floor. We watched events unfold from the car park below, the assembly point to which our organisation of forty-odd people had been evacuated an hour earlier. That humdrum morning had been interrupted by a large cardboard box delivered by Royal Mail to our office. It was not particularly heavy but had lots of stamps on the outside with a 'Belfast' postmark. If you were a celebrity or public figure whose opinions were widely distributed, you might anticipate threats would occasionally be made against your life. If you had a desk job in a little-known British government quango, your greatest work challenge might normally be choosing where to lunch. However, that morning, the box's addressee Soo Williams was taking no chances. The emergency services were called.