So after winning the referendum the people who orchestrated the plan (or at least those who think they did) seem now to be drunk on power, raising their glasses to a Post Brexit Britain where no one will or can stand in their way. The question being posed today is “Has Britain become more racist since the referendum”? The simple answer is no, racism has and always will be there, the treatment of the Windrush Generation by this Government is testament to this (another story perhaps). The referendum has managed (with the help of the Conservative Right, the Centrist Left and the inactive Liberals) to roll away the rock that kept a lid on these out of date views. Feeling galvanised by the new generation of “educated” spokesmen (from the very same class that are responsible for many of the planet’s problems) the Right have managed to weave their narrative of untruths and paranoia into the mainstream media and the minds of the masses, this in-turn has led to an increase of ill feeling, disdain for anyone of colour or of “foreign” extraction and a rise in the number of hate related crimes in the form of violence.
The above image to be used like a paint chart when considering who shall be allowed in, or who may consider themselves as “A full English” even if born here.
Although not everyone who voted leave were racist you can bet that all racists voted leave, this fact is a very interesting one when you consider the ties being formed not only across Europe but also across the Atlantic (it would seem that xenophobia and patriotism can be tailored to suit the wearer) an English Far Right extremist finding himself with more in common with an extremist from mainland Europe than someone of colour who would consider themselves as English. This differing levels of patriotism suited the leavers as it would lead to the inflated numbers of their ranks and thus lead to victory, leaving the remain campaign as…………..toast.
A fine example of this can be seen in the following clip, witness how an “educated” author who had taken umbrage at having the EU levy a tax on her sanitary products (thinking that voting leave would abolish this, when in fact the opposite will probably be nearer the truth, especially when you take into account the taxes that have been slapped on pasties and caravans as well as the increase in VAT, all of which were aimed at the less well off)
The following footage although shot in America not only sums up the emboldened attitude of your average leaver the day after and the months since the referendum but also this Governments view (as mentioned earlier) of citizens that lived in former colonies, it also leads us nicely onto the second part of “The Red, White and Blue” articles (Mr Trump)
The day after Brexit
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=a1Tf5uuGvjs
