Festival of Brexit...

Compared by Jim Davidson to...
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Only £2 to get in...
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It will be held on land* in the rolling hills of the quintessentially British countryside, with bunting** and lots of jolly good laughs!***


*Land owned by Tory donor and friend of Tory minister. Approx cost £15 million.

**Bunting will be be open to tender, but only to companies less than 6 weeks old with less than £100 turnover and owned by friends of Tory ministers located in Panama. Approx cost £14 million.

***Laughs are reserved exclusively at the expense of the UK taxpayer and starving children. At extra cost.
 
May I suggest one of these sites might be more appropriate:

Radium Contaminated Sites - M.O.D.​

Sites confirmed to have high levels of radium and other hazardous contaminants in the British Isles.

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HMS Daedalus, near Portsmouth: former naval air base


Defence Aviation Repair Agency Gosport, Hampshire: former aircraft repair depot


RAF Henlow, Bedfordshire: air base


RAF Newton, Nottingham: former air base


RAF Little Rissington, Gloucestershire: air base and former home to Red Arrows


Stirling Lines, Hereford: former SAS headquarters


RAF Shawbury, Shrewsbury, Shropshire: air training centre


RNAS Anthorn, Cumbria: former naval air base


RAF Machrihanish, Mull of Kintyre: former air base


Defence Aviation Repair Agency Almondbank, Perth and Kinross: former aircraft repair depot


RM Condor, Arbroath, Angus: Royal Marines base


RAF Kinloss, Forres, Morayshire: air base


Dalgety Bay, Fife: a former world war two aircraft base


Forthside, Stirling: a former army luminising depot


RAF Carlisle, Cumbria: a former military equipment deport


source: Ministry of Defence
 
Announcement

The Eurostar departing from platform 1,
full of money and jobs,
is a one-way service
calling at Paris and Frankfurt,
where it will terminate
to the sound of guffawing.

Will those left behind
please dry their eyes
and be assured we have secured
control of the ticket barriers.

There will be a farewell party
amongst the weeds and pulled up rails.
The theme is 'Back To The Good Old Days'.
Fancy dress is encouraged.

St George t-shirts on sale
at a reasonable price.
There will be footage of Churchill
and spitfires, to a soundtrack
of Elgar and Warner (for which there will
now be an added fee).

Warm beer, half price
at the Buy British bar,
just surrender your passport
to the guards at the door.

We regret our keynote speakers
can no longer attend.
Something about country houses,
security locks to mend.

*Invitation only open
to those who still have jobs.
No Irish. No blacks. No dogs.
 
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