Guided Missile

Not quite, according this:

I think this article may be useful to those that are interested. In particular: and:

Not to mention making a fortune currency trading...

YouGov polled the British to find out how they would vote in the referendum. The results put Remain ahead with 52% YouGov polled Brexiteers to find out if they lied to annoying cold callers and 52% said they did. The remainder told them the f*** off. GM polled the posters on this site on whether they have EVER been asked their opinion by YouGov in one of their polls. 100% said no.

I think it likely that he would have been on Celebrity Big Brother, so great was his fame...

Handel was German, Wes...

Total ******. The police told them: That didn't stop the tossers at the BBC from using the headline hate crime.

GM not stoking it up

...and finally, the BBC stoking it up at the time:

As Jean-Claude Junker said at the time: Another total muppet....

Brexiter violence... What a total muppet....

Just thought I'd throw this into the mix:

Don't worry, BoJo's on the case:

Perfect timing....

More bad news for the Remainers:

Last time I was in China, my interpreter told me that the North Korean people were perfectly happy with their system...

Brexit didn't depend on a right wing, anti-immigration party winning seats in an election. It depended on the will of the British people, to control their own laws and borders, being respected. UKIP got nowhere in the 2015 election.... The battleground is the economy, not elections; the euro, not immigration; national debt, not better together. The EU is f***ed and it will be impossible to hide that from the voters in the eurozone for much longer.

Presumably you checked St. Mary's wasn't a Catholic church to allow you to support saints.

Section 30(2) of the Scotland Act 1998 is where we get off, Mick.

Dear Santa Claus, Thanks for the present you bought me last Christmas. Brexit was what I was being a good boy for and all I really wanted. It was lovely to have it wrapped in David Cameron and George Osborne's resignation speeches. With these, it didn't really need a bow. It has brought about the destruction of the Labour party for the foreseeable future, which shows that Brexit is a gift that keeps giving. I am writing to you early to ask if you can make the sweaties vote for Independence from the UK. I really want to see the back of the sponging Jocks. Failing that, can you make them vote against Independence from the UK. I really want to see the back of Alec Salmond and Nicola Sturgeon. If you're not sure who they look like, I've posted a photo below: Yours hopefully, GM

I guess we can shut this thread now, then....now then, howz about that, then? The UK's doing great and will for the foreseeable future and Private Fraser and his like have woken up to the fact that we won the war. Cue a verse of "Who do you think you are kidding, Mr. Junker...." from Philip Hammond

By "right kicking", I assume you mean they won the 2015 election with an overall majority? Labour were the party that took a right kicking, due to the fact that the electorate knew they introduced uncontrollable immigration under Tony Blair. Here is the moment that Labour lost it and always makes me chuckle:

The UK’s Brexit bill: could EU assets partially offset liabilities? The ‘Brexit bill’ is likely to be one of the most contentious aspects of the upcoming negotiations. But estimates so far focus largely on the EU costs and liabilities that the UK will have to buy its way out of. What about the EU’s assets? The UK will surely get a share of those, and they could total €153.7bn. Above article here

Government finances recorded a £9.4bn in surplus in January, £0.3bn higher than the same month last year. Boosted by self-assessment tax receipts, January is typically a strong month for government finances. For the financial year-to-date, borrowing stands at £49.3bn, the lowest since the comparable period of 2008. Economists say strong tax receipts mean the government could undershoot the forecast deficit of £68bn for the current financial year. The forecast was made by the Office for Budget Responsibility (OBR) in November's Autumn Statement, although this estimate marked a sharp revision from the previous prediction of £55.5bn.