Hello, it’s Tuesday so it must be the Rubí Tuesday blog! Today, Rubí donkey devotes her entire blogpost to the People’s March, with research by Morris Donk. (Remember Rubí doesn’t do reading and Morris doesn’t do writing.) Hello, today’s blog is all about the People’s Vote March on Saturday 20th October. Morris Donkey and I … More Saltus Fidei & the People’s Vote
Please note: this is a re-blog. I have spent several days preparing my Part 3 of this series, focusing this time on the criminality, lies and financial scams that we now know characterised the 2016 referendum on membership of the EU. Today, when I was getting near to uploading Part 3, I saw that www.brexitshambles.com had done … More The Great Brexit Robbery (3)
@MorrisDonkey is taking a break from his portant internet research to help stop Brexit. He seems to think he has nearly stopped Brexit now, so he is spending a happy hour in the sun playing with buckets. If it wasn’t for the EU there would be a 97% trade tariff on plastic buckets, so @MorrisDonkey … More Ode to Buckets
This is Part 2 of a five-part guide to the causes and consequences of Brexit. Read Part 1 of The Great Brexit Robbery here. This second part of The Great Brexit Robbery will explore the question of why the EU referendum happened: what were the main interests pushing for a referendum and furiously driving the electorate … More The Great Brexit Robbery (2)
Bored with Brexit? Wish it would all just go away? It is a common sentiment: “I wish the politicians would just get on with it and stop banging on!” So why am I writing these blog articles? Five parts altogether. Who are they for? Like many British people living in Spain – and it is … More The Great Brexit Robbery
I created a new Twitter account today which is linked to this blog. I have been off Twitter for quite a long time and I also deleted my Facebook account after the revelations about Cambridge Analytica showed how millions of users’ data was being manipulated. The pros and cons of “social media” are one of … More Equus Asinus on Twitter
Thursday 4 October Feast of Saint Francis of Assisi. I am now accustomed to wake up to the sound of braying. Aitana does a high-pitched multiple bray; Morris joins in with a deep-throated roaring one-off bray; then Matilde makes a sad drawn-out lowing cow noise. Rarely, but quite distinct, there is sometimes a half-strangled sort … More Wake up to the braying
Hello, it’s another Rubí Tuesday blog. This is just a short piece to celebrate the foals’ birthdays. It sounds a bit odd to still keep calling Morris my foal, as he is a big beefy boy who is bigger than me now, but he is always my Morris foal. Morris was born seven years ago … More Happy birthdays foals
Almost! There is every evidence that it is all falling apart very fast. We must keep up the pressure and defeat it! Today in Liverpool the fightback against Brexit has begun in earnest. As my daughter Alys stayed up all night in north Wales, making her “¡No pasaran!” banner on a red/gold/purple … More Goodbye Brexit: the nightmare is over!
The UK citizens who have made our lives in Europe are still being held hostage, more than two years after the Brexit referendum, and nothing – absolutely nothing – has been done to reassure us or provide practical advice about our future post-March 2019. For this reason, the organisation that I belong to, British in … More 3 blokes in the pub
