Man’s ‘Independent England’ campaign undermined by one fatal geographical error
For those who thought Brexit would be the end of it, there is some bad news; one man has now launched an “Independent England” campaign, only to see it fall at the first hurdle due to a Wales-sized error.
Blurring the lines between self-righteous nationalism and self-parody, James Blake apparently wants England to go one step beyond Brexit and become independent from the rest of the UK.
Also on rt.com ‘Suck it up, buttercup’: Brexiteer provokes EU Remainer backlash after moaning about passport queue at Dutch airportHe doesn’t state how he intends to achieve this aspiration, merely that, in his estimation, it is indeed the future. However, his DIY campaign material also included Wales and, needless to say, geography enthusiasts everywhere were on hand to immediately deride Blake into online oblivion.
Why have you included Wales? 😡
— DonnaW🏴 (@DonnaWarburton1) February 15, 2020
Not sure if you’ve noticed mate but you’ve included Wales in yer map 🙄🙄🙄
— SMcK #indyref2 🐏🏴⭐️⭐️ (@StephenMcKerro1) February 15, 2020
Do you actually know what England looks like?
— Mike W 🔶️🖤 #FPHD #FBLD #PECS (@mikew4EU) February 16, 2020
Incredulous at his lack of geographical knowledge, some even went so far as to show him what his fictional ‘Republic of England’ would really look like.
And now for the reality: pic.twitter.com/tseXOlIFAc
— Nic Llan (@Nicllan) February 15, 2020
Meanwhile, independence-seeking Scots were quick to offer the upstart their full endorsement. "Anything we Scots can do to help just ask. We'd be more than happy to help in any way we can," one commenter quipped.
You have the support of the people of Scotland. https://t.co/I94hdAckjC
— Dr Paul Monaghan (@_PaulMonaghan) January 17, 2020
Yep you're right!And the sooner the better!Anything we Scots can do to help just ask we'd be more than happy to help in any way we can#FreeEngland
— Dr. Owen Roberts 🇪🇺🏴 (@DrOwenRoberts) February 15, 2020
The UK is apparently a dictatorship and Blake has no desire for his free and independent Kingdom of England & Wales to be ruled from Westminster.
The revolutionary had previously advocated for an Independent Kingdom of England & Wales, though it is unclear who would actually call the shots.
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