Gibbo is the man. No doubt.

Ian Paisley Jnr advising people to get Irish passports. I feel like I woke up in bizarro world.

That point about farmers in an earlier post - if there's one community that has benefited from EU membership, grants & regulations it's been the farmers. I used to work in the department for agriculture and even in that brief time what I saw was all the labourers were immigrants (I had to issues licenses & permits, just a rubber stamping thing), & all the grants & directives my bosses dealt with were sent from Brussels, and I remember a couple of times them being amazed at the generous terms the farmers were getting - like for planting a particular type of feed or crop or such they'd get these huge subsidies that must've been unheard of before.

But strangely a lot of them seem to have voted leave. A little like in Sunderland & the Nissan factory, or all fucking of Wales.

There's an auld boy who's a farmer, lives down the road from me. He's been leave from the get go. He's a free mason. I didn't even know they still existed. I just laughed him off y'know as a bit of banter without getting into with him, but I just couldn't understand why he was letting his emotions cloud his judgement like that. I'll prob see him at some stage today, see what kinda form he's in. Probably hung over..

Once they're installed we'll see the backlash from the brexiters, when it dawns on them the scale of the deception. When they realise Boris really doesn't give a shit about their depressed, neglected communities & they don't have migrants to blame, they'll be faced with the realisation they were fed a lie. I suspect a tumultuous couple of years. Enemies on all sides. Plenty of anger left in the tank too., could just get worse.. One thing's for sure, the referendum has certainly highlighted how divided the society is politically & socially.

75% of 18-35 year olds voted Remain.

What a fucking day. There's me yesterday saying today might betters got that one wrong, eh?
Fuck these people & what they're doing to our lives. Honestly it's mind boggling the damage the generations above me have done, not just today, but over the past decade. It's amazing.

“The younger generation has lost the right to live and work in 27 other countries. We will never know the full extent of lost opportunities, friendships, marriages and experiences we will be denied. Freedom of movement was taken away by our parents, uncles and grandparents in a parting blow to a generation that was already drowning in the debts of its predecessors.”