I groan.<br/><br/>"England couldn't exist by itself without some solid sound Welshness to keep things sane."<br/><br/>Things get a bit deep.<br/><br/>"I think it's ideology over sanity, fermented nicely with lies, and served up by, well, no-one at all really. One issue over Ireland has three possible solutions, and May, driven by ideologues and media moguls and abject lies written on the side of a bus, has only ruled out three of them. Unsurprisingly, it's a bit complicated by that. Meanwhile half of Europe are rather bemused by watching the UK commit harikari over something which isn't true, as Mechelle says. Sometime soon, the government are going to try passing something. What that something is, and whether it makes sense, well, your guess is as good as mine."<br/><br/>"Oh yes, there was a workable majority, so an election was called to firm it up. Polls said 'easy', reality was rather different, hence the Irish propping up the government. May is only still in charge because there's no-one else."<br/><br/>"Basically, our secessionists used the Bannon playbook with rabid media, and the billionaires will make lots of money. We watch the orange guy because that's just open lies and self-interest, rather than British rudderless madness. In years to come, some economists are going to make a lot money writing books on the art of preaching lies to those in need of hope."<br/><br/>I sigh and shake my head.<br/><br/>"Is there any gin nearby? I may need some soon."<br/>