I'm going to take that tiger outside for a ride

Oh dear, there's a lot of anger and recrimination flying about isn't there? And I keep seeing loads of comments on social media like "everyone is entitled to an opinion, no need to attack me" or "Everyone likes democracy when it goes their way". It's almost if they feel guilty and can't quite justify what they have done with any real opinions or facts.

I admire my friend whose blog has a link on the right who made a decision based on his principles (and probably knowing him, some research) and was bold enough to defend his position. Even if I disagree with it.

The people I despise are those who can't really understand why they decided to shit the bed, and now are looking at the pile of poo of their own making, and just want some kind of acceptance from me and the other Remainers. Well you won't get it. It's a stupid decision actually driven by misguided notions by some, unconscious or conscious fear of difference by others, with no real knowledge of the implications.

But I will move on, and watch with glee the negotiations to come, safe in my moral superiority and the certainty that I will profit from the chaos. The people I feel sorry for are actually those that voted to Leave, because I suspect you will be disappointed and the mythical 1950s Britain will not emerge.

What a life eh?

Anyway, here's that historic speech and my interpretation of what he might really be thinking:

I want to begin this morning by paying tribute to David Cameron

Fantastic, I’ve played a blinder, only Gove to beat, I’m a shoe-in

 I know I speak for Michael (Gove) as well when I say how sad I am that he has decided to step down

Oh crap, if he’s gone Govey and I will have to do the negotiations, then I’ll have no-one to blame

I’ve known David Cameron for a very long time

Those were the days, you could do all sorts in white tie and tails and no-one put it in the papers

A brave and principled man…with his own brand of compassionate conservatism

What a sap, judged that one wrong didn’t he, and tried to pretend he was one of the people

All of us politicians should thank the British people because in a way they have been doing our job for us

Just got to keep pulling the strings on that Farage chap before he starts talking about "betraying the British people"

This question is about the very principles of our democracy

And how I can manipulate them for my own advantage

There is now no need for haste, nothing will happen in the short term, apart from some thought on how to extricate this country from the supranational system

And I don’t want to get blamed for that when it all goes tits up, so better slow it down till the heat's off a bit
There is no need to invoke Article 50

Otherwise people will see the chimera for what it is and actually want to have their cake and eat it

This does not mean that the United Kingdom will be in any way less united

Let’s face it how could it possibly be that?

Nor indeed that it will be any less European

We are all Little Englanders now, even me with my Turkish ancestry

I want to speak to young people, who may feel that this decision is in some way pulling up a drawbridge or any kind of isolationism

A tough one this, they do so love to go travelling….just keep talking and with their short attention span they'll go back to the x-box
We can pass our laws and set our taxes entirely according to the needs of our economy

When I say “our” and "economy" I’m being very specific so it’s not really lying, just don't mention any real figures or facts

We can control our borders in a way that is not discriminatory

That sounds good doesn't it, I wonder what it means?

And look forward to a wonderful future for our nation

All my posh mates are going to absolutely love me