'Brexit the Musical', Because Brits will Make a Joke out of Anything.

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The chaos of Britain’s exit from the EU is put down in song.

'Brexit the Musical,' Because Brits Will Make a Joke Out of Anything

 

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When times seem dark, people often turn to humor as a coping mechanism, and laughing in the face of misery is a cathartic exercise that’s most enjoyed by the British. So it was only a matter of time before someone wrote Brexit the Musical, a pub-singsong performance depicting everyone—most notably British politicians—as terrible.

“It practically wrote itself!” the writer David Shirreff tells The Creators Project. “So far, it’s been amazing how everyone seems to love the show.” Brexit the Musical takes its audience through the tremulous period leading up to the EU Referendum, starting with the negotiations between former Prime Minister David Cameron and the Eurocrats in Brussels, said to be holding Britain at ransom with an influx of immigration and poor trade deals.

 

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All the favorites are there, including a terrifying German Chancellor Angela Merkel and a particularly drunk Jean-Claude Juncker, President of the European Commission. The two-act show, led by Frederick Appleby on piano, quickly dives into the Leave and Remain campaigning: two months of non-partisan arguing that mostly reflected the personal interests and spinning abilities of British politicians on both sides of the EU debate.

 

[Dalia]

Theresa May seems to be having fun but she should rather find a way for her Brexit to come true .LOL

 

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Theresa May seems to be having fun but she should rather find a way for her Brexit to come true .LOL

Fun?

She seems on the edge of a nervous breakdown.

 

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The EU is dictating terms now. The bullies!

 

[Tommy Tainant]

The EU is dictating terms now. The bullies!

You told us that we held all the cards and we would get a great deal
What happened to that ?

 

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The EU is dictating terms now. The bullies!

You told us that we held all the cards and we would get a great deal
What happened to that ?

I told you?

 

[Tommy Tainant]

We hold all the cards.
They need us more than we need them.
Easiest deal ever.

All lies of course.

 

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[Dalia]

Theresa May seems to be having fun but she should rather find a way for her Brexit to come true .LOL

Fun?

She seems on the edge of a nervous breakdown.

I Don't like her, she acting like a nutcase. She should never have worn the Prime Minister's coat.

 

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Illusionist Uri Geller has vowed to 'telepathically stop Brexit' in an open letter penned to Theresa May this evening.

The Israeli-British TV personality said he felt 'psychically and very strongly' that most Britons were anti-Brexit and said he will 'not allow' the Prime Minister to lead Britain out of the European Union.

Mr Geller, who is known for his trademark television performances of spoon bending and other illusions, claimed his powers had been validated by the CIA and MI5 and warned Mrs May to heed his warning.

Illusionist Uri Geller vows to 'telepathically stop Brexit' in bizarre open letter to Theresa May | Daily Mail Online



https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/ar...vows-stop-Brexit-telepathically.html#comments

 

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Illusionist Uri Geller has vowed to 'telepathically stop Brexit' in an open letter penned to Theresa May this evening.

The Israeli-British TV personality said he felt 'psychically and very strongly' that most Britons were anti-Brexit and said he will 'not allow' the Prime Minister to lead Britain out of the European Union.

Mr Geller, who is known for his trademark television performances of spoon bending and other illusions, claimed his powers had been validated by the CIA and MI5 and warned Mrs May to heed his warning.

Illusionist Uri Geller vows to 'telepathically stop Brexit' in bizarre open letter to Theresa May | Daily Mail Online

Geller still has more credibility than Farage and his mates.

 

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Ever louder voices in Germany are denouncing the Brexit Withdrawal Agreement as a fundamental failure of European statecraft that can lead only to a diplomatic debacle and festering animosity.

If the EU’s ultimatum policy causes a geostrategic rupture with a pillar of the European defence, security, and financial system - sooner or later, as it surely must under the existing terms - the recriminations in Berlin will be ugly.

“Europe is well on the way to inflicting huge damage on itself for decades by the way it has handled the failed Brexit talks,” said Marcel Fratzscher, head of the German Institute for Economic Research (DIW) in Berlin.

Daily Telegraph.

 

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Is Belarus in the EU?