Historias de Brexit

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

They may be able to suppress their people, but they couldn't suppress their love for one another. It started out as a relationship of benefits, however, those feelings developed into something more.They yearned for one another, they breathed one another, they needed one another. Will they be able to battle the politics?

I'm fucking done with this year ʕ'•ᴥ•'ʔ ᶠᵘⁿ ᶠᵃᶜᵗ: The inventor of the Pringles can was buried inside a Pringles can. The man was so proud of his invention, he asked for his ashes to be put inside a Pringles can.

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.

Who knows what is going on at this point

When the UK votes to leave the EU, the days that follow are only tearing the UK and the Kirkland family apart at the seams. Will they be able solve every problem that comes their way, or will they break under the pressure to leave the EU entirely. This is a story for my Creative writing class. I will add more chapters to the story than I have for that class. So, I hope you enjoy this! I think it's okay, I'm not sure though. (I am making pictures for each chapter one by one.) Cover was made by me!

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.

This modern day political parody links The Story of Noah's Ark with the media's portrayal of prominent populist figures and their fear of the impact of mass migration in society.

What will happen with the border between the Republic of Ireland and the UK in Northern Ireland after Brexit? Councillor Thom Goddard investigates the migration case.

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

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

Bojo and r kid jezza may or may not hook up in this raunchy tale

In the wake of the United Kingdom leaving the European Union, it is proudly claiming to have regained its freedom. The so-called "Brexit" movement is apparently successful; however, once the shock and exhilaration ebb, how will they proceed without the help of the Eurozone? This is a story exploring the different faces of Brexit. Every chapter explores a different character's view. If you feel that I have misrepresented your sexuality, religion, country, or anything else, please don't hesitate to offer constructive criticism. Thank you and happy reading!

"If you like Political Satire, and crooked politicans getting caught in the rain If you're not into 'fake news', if you have half a brain If you like tweeting at midnight, and posting comments on the netscape I'm the satirist that you've looked for, read my tales, and escape" Welcome one, welcome all ... Hello my little snowflakes and greetings rednecks. Bizarre TRiUMPhant Tales takes no sides and despises you all equally! Well except for the sensible intelligent people who understand context and shades of gray - hopefully you'll have a giggle while the more extreme types go mental and take it all too seriously as per! Now without further ado, I present an eventual 20 tales that will make taking the piss out of American politics GREAT AGAIN!! Plus three bonus tales from my UK based political flash fiction.

When Britain was still Great, one man started to dance, and passersby started to join him. Find out how one man's movements became a movement.

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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

A while ago, we had a competition of writing a story using under 500 words (I think). When I was looking back at my old stuff, I found my story and quite liked it! I've added to it a bit, to try to make a like less boring. It is meant to be Remain side and the leave side represented as two dragons, as they battle together. It is terrible, and rather short, but if you read it, I hope you like it ☺️ Artwork for the cover does not belong to me. Credit to the artist.