Brexit Stories

On the eve of Brexit, France and England mistakenly run into each other. With the doom and gloom of the world resting on their shoulders, can they push past their differences and enjoy what little time they have left together?

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Highest rank #12 in Poetry Second Wind is an eclectic collection of mostly light hearted poems but often has a serious message and takes the occasional side swipe at politicians and those in power.

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Few years back three foreigners stay together in London and they become buddies. But one incident happens and they decide never to see each others face for a life time. The Paris blasts happens and suspect photos are released. The two guys approach police. Who is he? Why is he a suspect? Guys decide to travel across Europe to search him. They have to undergo multiple incidents and each and every incident change their mindset. Can they find their missing friend? Was he responsible? Will they come together again? Or they are already polarised by brexit?

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

Abi is a doctor working for the London Wellbeck Hospital near Oxford street station. A disaster destroys the lives of thousands and society's acceptance and structure crumbles, racism covers the streets and hides us from the rest of the world. Difference becomes less accepted and it's no longer possible to live without fear. Although some remain in the opinion that multiculturalism should be celebrated groups throughout the UK stampede the country with white power knocking down anyone who dares to stand in their way. Inspired by the 7/11 bombings, the Paris bombings, the Brexit campaign, the London riots of 2011, the Syrian refugee crisis, the orlando nightclub shooting and the Saudi Arabia prophets mosque bombing.

This is for joke purposes only, intended to be fictional only. THIS IS MATURE CONTENT! Sex, gore and things that a young person should just not read. Meme references and inside jokes. This was written from 2 am to 3 am with my friend @mizetto So with a warning Here we go. (I'm sorry. If you manage to read all of it without deleting your life source then you're badass)

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Brexit is having a significant impact on every sector in the UK such as corporate, education, service and healthcare. There are substantial implications of Brexit on health and social care as well. Britain has avoided clashing with the European Union by increasing the deadline of the negotiation period twice. But still, several issues remain without a solution. Especially on the work staff front, Brexit is likely to cause a shortage of the workforce in Britain. In addition to this ongoing debate in the parliament, uncertainty about some of the major decisions is becoming a contributing factor for all the chaos. The department of health and social care has published guidelines for organizations. They have created a national operational response center to lead the following stands of health and service care industry. Factors affecting the Healthcare industry during Brexit:

The second part of our Nuke Dat Ass series. Me and my friend have worked hard lmao. In this book, Donald realises his issues with him and Kim as a couple, meanwhile Boris is wondering what he will do about produce in Brexit

A personal set of essays about growing up gay, immigration, Brexit, feminism, being an only child of divorce and everything else in between and beyond.

In a post-brexit Britain, only one man can stop the tyrannical Ross Mitchell of Reddit from destroying society as we know it. That man is Adam Pascoe.

Can't believe we actually left the EU

This is a twist on a real and ever present political catastrophe in the making. Unity is how we progress from past mistakes - but this unity is being snatched from the grasp of every British person. Along with their Democracy.

[Political] Rants about things that annoy me as much as nails on chalkboard. Consider yourself trigger warned.