I don't blame you for voting for a lie, it was a slick, well executed lie. Yes, the remain campaign was weak and pathetic. I don't blame you for wanting more money for the NHS, who wouldn't? We all do.
However, unless you have slipped into a coma, you cannot fail to notice >>2
However, unless you have slipped into a coma, you cannot fail to notice >>2
>>2 that the NHS is at great risk of being sold off. You cannot fail to see the jobs that have already been lost, the first wave of a tsunami of job losses. You cannot fail to see the increase in racial violence and the callous way the government is treating honest decent >>3
>>3 people who have come here to care for us, clean for us, pick our fruit and veg, people who pay their taxes here to pay for our schools, hospitals and other essential services. I don't blame you for falling for a lie, but you cannot now sit back after all this time, after >>4
>>4 all that is going on and just say "will of the people". That was then, this is now, the lie has been exposed for what it is, a power grab by the few for the few. Only the rich will benefit, the rest of us will lose, big time. This is a democracy, it is OK to change your >>5
>>5 mind. It is OK to say, this is not what I voted for, this is not what I want, this is wrong. If the government can demonstrate they can deliver their utopian dream then I will vote for it too. If the deal they are able to deliver is not in the best interests of our >>6
>>6 country then why is it wrong to say "no, this is not what I want"? I have no confidence that Brexit can be delivered by Corbyn or May in any form that will be good for our country. Take back control by saying no to Brext.
