Wednesday, 12 April 2017

America First, UK Second

Watch our introduction video to the United Kingdom for the So-Called Ruler Of The United States:

Thursday, 6 April 2017

Political Dictionary (Article 50 Edition)

borisism (bŏ'rĭs|ĭsm) n. Doctrine that the actual
world is made better by an arbitrary statement,
inclination to take self-contradictory views.

brexit1 (brĕ'ksĭt) v.t. & i. Make a mess and run away,
leave dishonestly claiming authority and denying
responsibility.

brexit2 (brĕ'ksĭt) n. Misjudged departure; dog's ~
inept act of cowardice.

corbynite1 (c͡or'bĭnīte) n. Inert material, antithesis
of dynamite.

corbynite2 (c͡or'bĭnīte) a. Offering no meaningful
resistance or opposition, ineffectual.

e-union (ēūn'yon) n. Tyrannical coalition of
European countries (including UK) imposing
unspecified laws on Britain democratically.

farrage (fă'rahzh) n. Volley of incendiary bigotry,
artificial barrier to foreign bodies.

folitics (fŏ'lĭtĭcs) n.pl. Foolish or useless government,
political principles based on blind faith instead of
evidence, subversion of democracy, joke politics.

foxoid (fŏ'xoid) n. Artificial fact, intentionally
misleading statement, untruth.

govish1 (gō'vĭsh) n. Baseless dogma, nonsensical
or worthless words and ideas.

govish2 (gō'vĭsh) a. Treacherous, having no memory
of promises after three seconds, resembling a fish.

heseltime (hĕ'sĕltīme) n. Period of activity after
prolonged dormancy, reawakening.

hyscotsifree (hĭscŏ'tsĭfree) n. Position defending
one union while destroying another, simulation of
virtuous self-determination.

jackatory (jăckăt͡or'y) n. Account of imaginary
events supporting harmful decisions in reality.

mayfield (may'field) n. Hazardous region devoid of
structure or detail, bellicose absence of certainty.

ruddite (rǔ'ddīte) n. & a. (Member) of band who
threatened destruction of European co-operative
machinery; (person) similarly engaged in seeking
to prevent xenophilia.

studgeon1 (stŭ'jon) n. Blunt Scottish weapon, type
of badger.

studgeon2 (stŭ'jon) v.t. Demand repeatedly until
the desired result is achieved.

trumpification (trŭmpĭfĭcā'tion) n. False promise,
exaggerated claim, empty rhetoric.