Arts
Placard-waving and Marching to Exit
The undoing of Brexit has been incremental so that it has been difficult to pin down any one point at which to say “Stop!” We may be reaching the end of this Brexit saga to [more…]
Leave Means Leave
Arts
Marching on Parliament
The last day. It’s been some adventure, more on that later. Today is the big day, after 13 days marching from Sunderland we are in London and today we march on Parliament. I hope as [more…]
European Union
March For Leave – Day 5
I am convinced that there is nothing in the world more glorious than a sunny day in gods own county. On a day that will be marked in history as the day the mighty British [more…]
Arts
Marching to Leave – Days 1, 2 & 3
I can’t tell you how much I’ve enjoyed this so far and what fun it has been meeting everyone. Today I realised one of the guys I had been drinking with and talking to is [more…]
Arts
Going Postal – Marching to Leave
Swiss Bob is going walkies having been accepted as a core marcher on the March to Leave. June 23rd, 2016 was a historic victory of the people against the establishment. The Westminster elite have had [more…]
Conservatives
Who is David Gauke Working For?
On November 26th a letter to David Gauke was the subject of a Going Postal article “Lend Me Your Ear. Gauke, Are You Listening? A Letter…” As I confessed in the article, this was [more…]
Authoritarianism
Act III – To Delay is to Betray
It might now be more than Act III, I am losing count of these pro-Brexit rallies, but we’re catching up fast with the French Gilets Jaunes ! Act III, if that is what it was, [more…]
Authoritarianism
They’re People Too
EU acolytes repeatedly trot out the line that a vote to Leave, like mine, was based on emotion. It’s true that many of us discounted potential, short term, economic challenges in comparison with the political [more…]
Authoritarianism
Act II – Don’t Wreck Brexit
We have got used to the suppression of news, to the non-reporting of pro-Brexit rallies and events. And we have got used to the fact that pro-Remain rallies, marches, and pronouncements are given prominence and [more…]