Kassam Throws Toys Out of His Pram

Breitbart journalist complains about tactics used by Times journalists #facepalm https://t.co/mrzBcd0aEo

— (((FrancesCoppola))) (@Frances_Coppola) October 31, 2016

What An Honour?

Labour strongly deny Heat Street Chakabarti peerage story, but if true it's effectively honour for cash foregone https://t.co/XlNGXzf4BW

— Michael Crick (@MichaelLCrick) October 28, 2016

May Emulates Clinton - Speaks With Forked Tongue

As has happened to Hillary Clinton, Theresa May has been outed (via secret recordings) as employing double speak when addressing specific audiences.

As per the Guardian:

"Theresa May privately warned that companies would leave the UK if the country voted for Brexit during a secret audience with investment bankers a month before the EU referendum.

A recording of her remarks to Goldman Sachs, leaked to the Guardian, reveals she had numerous concerns about Britain leaving the EU. It contrasts with her nuanced public speeches, which dismayed remain campaigners before the vote in June."

Politicians more often than not "nuance" their speeches to suit their audience. Were it not for pesky modern technology these nuances could be hidden!

Labour Fined £7K For Ed Stone

As per the Telegraph:

"Labour has been landed with a £20,000 fine after failing to declare election spending during the 2015 General Election, including the £7,000 cost of the so-called 'Ed Stone'."

Ed Stone, the gift that keeps on giving!

Benefits of Brexit - Geldof To Leave The UK

Sir Bob Geldolf is thinking of leaving UK over Brexit. 'Don't forget to leave your knighthood on the hall table before shutting the door.' pic.twitter.com/pwaFhAsyn8

— Mark Sparrow (@MarkGSparrow) October 23, 2016

Drinks all round!

Tusk Weighs In - EU Shitting Itself UK is Leaving

“In my opinion, the only real alternative to a “hard Brexit” is “no Brexit”.”

They are shitting themselves about what will happen after Brexit.

#Brexit Love It or Hate It - #MarmiteGate

One of the unintended consequences of Brexit is the now looming shortage of Marmite, as Tesco stands off against Unilever (the British/Dutch consumer conglomerate) in a dispute over which company should pick up the costs of the fall in Sterling.

A cynic might say that this is simply an excuse by Unilever to try to increase their prices under the smokescreen of Brexit!