post brexit

[CL]

Mrs May looked very tired yesterday, haunted almost. The last 6 months or so have taken it out of her. She said her piece though and I hope now we can make a clean break and start getting our house in order. Removing the red tape and laws - including the European human rights legislation - associated with the injustices some of us have read about over the decades.

Will it happen is it likely? It could but we've got too many people in this country that are the soul mates of the Brussels bureaucrats. Remember when we were told to stop selling in pounds and ounces? It wasn't meddlers in Brussels that congregated at local markets to confiscate greengrocers scales. It was overzealous Brits usually of Labour councils. That's what we're up against.

Even people on here. One of which considers a potential human rights bill drawn up by the British government as morally worse than a human rights act drawn up by European countries on the basis that the other European countries have a monopoly on morality. And that's before he's even seen what's in the British bill.

So it'll be a tough ask but the brexiteers mustn't stop at brexit. We've got to demand less/minimum government and more control over our own lives. If we don't then what's the point. We may as well have remained.