The London Bridge may be finally falling down: let’s put it like this, evil forces in Northern Ireland, Scotland and Wales want to break the United Kingdom apart and to secede from London-Westminster to then re-unite with… oh gosh the European Union, before copying and pasting the GB-News article about this treacherous stunt, maybe, God forbid, but maybe emboldened by, sic, Trump who wants to see for no reason “A United Ireland” like he wants to see a Four Nation game, but let alone this, I want to state that my guts are with England, classic, I can’t help it, forgive me, how can they possibly do this, to rejoin the European Union? Alice Weidel wants to drag Germany out and is polling at 33% Nationwide, in Italy we are surving (badly) in France for the sake of the EU they have arrested Sarkozy and threatened of arresting Francois Fillon, in Rumenia they had to re-do the elections because the EU didn’t like the results, and an insane war with Russia and debts are waiting for you, But for one thing will or would be England better off in this secession scenario: without the burden of the Scottish and Northern Irish and Welsh votes of dirty gay leftwingers, in ENGLAND counting solely the English votes you know they’ll have a permanenet rightwing government, an elegant Tory-Reform alternate majority where Reform is the Left.
At that point I may really consider moving there. You Scots imposed Tony Blair to England and he destroyed it, with the rosary praying idiotic Chery wife, England without you and loads of your leftwingers will be a nicer place, better than Switzerland. We don’t give in. We meaning Brexiteers, me I’m Italian. It’s like in Italy we didn’t count the votes of Tuscany and Emilia Romagna: the Left’d have no chance, we are liberated, there will be a permanent Centre-Rightwing Government.
No, it’s a NO. But I respect that, since I’m not Scottish nor Irish or Welsh etc.
But the very idea of having a permanently Rightwing England where the Tories are the Right and Reform is the Left, no boats landing, no people claiming benefits, no gay and trans clubs, no Mosques and perhaps the third party is… I don’t know, and outside the EU, yeah it’s better than Switzerland, it’s like Switzerland but more fun, the BBC Journalists can move to Scotland.
HOW CAN YOU POSSIBLY DO THIS? FOR THE EU?
Published: 14/09/2026 – 11:21 Updated: 14/09/2026 – 13:58 ShareLike
The Three Representatives Signed The Memorandum Of Understanding At A Meeting In Cardiff This Morning
The leaders of the SNP, Plaid Cymru and Sinn Féin have declared that “Westminster’s time is coming to an end” in a joint agreement to increase pressure on the UK Government to hold independence referendums.
SNP leader John Swinney, Plaid Cymru leader Rhun ap Iorwerth and Sinn Féin vice president Michelle O’Neill signed the memorandum of understanding at a meeting in Cardiff this morning.
Joining them was Sinn Féin president Mary Lou McDonald, leader of the opposition in the Irish Dáil.
Together, the leaders called on the UK Government to “prepare for, plan and facilitate constitutional change”.
The meeting was held in their capacity as party leaders rather than as representatives of their respective governments.
The historic agreement also sets out ambitions for greater cooperation on the economy, energy and international affairs.
It states: “The political landscape across these islands is changing. For the first time ever, people across these islands have first ministers in Scotland, in Wales and in the North of Ireland who are all committed to independence from the United Kingdom.
“For people watching across these islands – for people watching around the world – there could be no clearer sign that Westminster’s time is coming to an end.”
The leaders argue that there is “a better way”, based on nations working together as equals, sharing expertise and building relationships founded on mutual respect and common interests.
They add: “Momentum is behind our movements; we believe that constitutional change is coming.”
The agreement commits the parties to strengthening cooperation and identifying practical areas where closer collaboration could deliver tangible benefits.
It also sets out plans to “reject Whitehall’s broken economic model”, share ideas to promote economic growth and expand energy resources.
The document further states that “the future of our nations belongs in the European Union”.