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Daily Stormer
February 1, 2017
Well done, you crazy bastard.
While Brexit won the referendum last year, our enemies have been plotting non-stop to sabotage our incredible victory. Many were demanding the government simply ignore the popular vote or delay the breakaway for as long as possible.
But the naysayers were soundly defeated, and Brexit is becoming a reality.
The European Union (Notification of Withdrawal) Bill, which paves the way for the formal Brexit process to begin under Article 50, passed it’s first hurdle after being backed by the House in a vote on Wednesday evening.
MPs voted in favour of the bill by 498 to 114 – a majority of 384.
But Jeremy Corbyn was unable to contain a revolt on his frontbench that saw two shadow cabinet ministers quit and 47 MPs vote against the Bill.
Shadow environment secretary and York Central MP Rachael Maskell and shadow equalities minister and Brent Central MP Dawn Butler both defied a three-line whip so they could vote in line with their heavily Remain-backing constituencies.
Can you imagine the audacity of these slugs, who are basically revolting against the will of the people in order to please their Jew masters? Disgusting.
Labour amendments which could command some support across the House include moves to ensure MPs have the first vote on any proposed exit deal.
An attempt to guarantee legal rights for EU nationals already living in the UK, moves to protect workers’ rights and single market access, and calls for further scrutiny have all had some level of cross-party support in recent months.
The next hurdle will be to ensure the cucks in the current UK government don’t sabotage Brexit by creating a deal with the EU that undermines the very reasons the people demanded a separation with this parasitical Jewish organization.
They will try to do a “Brexit” that still allows unlimited third-world invasion and complete deindustralization of Britain through so-called “free trade.” That is unacceptable.
But for the meantime, we can celebrate this victory.
Brexit was my favorite anime of 2016.
