Across England and Wales street parties were organised for today, as the bunting fluttered in the gentle autumn breeze, there were excited cheers as the children were allowed a day off school on this special day of October 31, 2019, which also happens to be Halloween.
The Royal family were also on display as they held an impromptu appearance on the Buckingham palace veranda much to the delight of the waiting crowds all cheering ‘God Save the Queen’. The flypast of Spitfires was duly appreciated by the cheering crowds.
Prime Minister, Boris Johnson was solidly celebrated for sticking to his guns and realising that the only real way out of the EU, who had treated Britain despicably during the so-called negotiations, was to leave with a Clean Brexit.
Tonight, there will be firework displays across the country, Halloween masks and a massive display has been arranged around the London Eye. Revellers will also be given free drinks, compliments of the British government who will be keeping the £39 billion they would have otherwise thrown away into the budget black hole of the EU.
On the other side of the fence, many Remoaners who are still angry that their beloved soviet super-state, the EU, was rejected by the people, were paraded in front of the crowds through Trafalgar square on a convoy of trucks where they will be taken to Dover and shipped to Romania.
President Trump was immediately on the phone to Downing Street and offered Britain lucrative deals worth trillions of pounds, and many other countries were jostling for their place to trade with the UK. Britain stands to make a whopping £180 billion within the first two years of sovereign independence from the EU prison it has languished in for over forty years.
Fishermen across the country took to the sea to fish in grounds which were previously prohibited despite being in British waters. They were flanked by the Royal navy who protected them from the angry French fishermen who threatened violence. For years, UK fishermen have had to deal with EU quotas where the French and other EU fishermen effectively steal British fish. This will not happen again.
Construction has already begun on thirty new NHS hospitals across the country, and schools have seen immediate budget increases.
Once again Britain can make its own laws, and enjoy true parliamentary sovereignty. Businesses also cheered as British independence has opened up trade in the globe, which was once restricted by EU regulations.
Here is to a great future for a Great Britain. Huzzah!
