European

 

 

Not looking forward to March 29th, to be honest. Why close the door on our friends in the EU for the sake of a few rabid jingoists?

Credits: Almunecar Mateos-Invest S.L. via GifCities and Internet Archive

Brexit kitty

 

 

Just like Britain and its Brexit negotiations with the EU, no-one knows whether it’s going in or out, when it’s leaving, what bloody article to trigger, who’s getting triggered… oh boy!

Credits: Simon’s Cat and StareCat.com via Collin Fisher and Facebook

Unity in diversity

 

Just heard the good news via the Guardian paper that EU nationals living in the UK can stay after we do the whole Brexit thing. We’re stronger together.

Credit: Gwynnevere and Odin’s Castle of Dreams

Irexit

 

Some are suggesting that the current £11billion tax bill owed by Apple Inc. to the Irish treasury could have such severe political ramifications, Ireland may choose to follow Britain’s lead and make a swift exit from the EU.

Credits: Metro

European net neutrality

 

This summer, the EU decides on net neutrality. If we lose, European ISPs win the power to give some sites & apps special treatment—while slowing others to a crawl.  – Gifville supports a free Internet!!

Credits: savenetneutrality.eu via Rabirius

Brexit

 

 

The results of the EU referendum are in, and the UK has voted in favour of leaving with a 52% majority. So, yeah, sadly for me, we’re on our own now.

Credits: Wall Street Journal, Reddit GIFs and Giphy

Britain’s EU Referendum

 

Today, the UK decides in a nationwide referendum whether to leave (Brexit) or stay (Bremain) within the EU. There is a lot of impassioned debate on both sides, and much controversy too. What will the future hold for the UK-EU relationship?. Only time (and votes) will tell.

Credits: Radio New Zealand

EU negotiations

 

Our prime minister David Cameron recently went to Brussels, the heart of the European Union to negotiate some terms for the UK vis-a-vis our relationship with the EU. Meanwhile some people here are going nuts over the ‘Brexit’ debate and forthcoming referendum on continued EU membership. Of particular issue are all these celebrities and politicians emerging with their ten-a-penny opinions about which way we should vote. Stay. Leave. Aaargh!.

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