The Blue Pill.

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This picture about says it all, right?    

That's about it and it's causing...

'...Hundreds of thousands of people have marched in central London calling for another

EU referendum, as MPs search for a way out of the Brexit impasse.

Organisers of the "Put It To The People" campaign say more than a million people have
joined the march before rallying in front of Parliament.
It comes after the EU agreed to delay the UK's departure from the EU.


Sisters Calypso and Sophie Latham, from London, Lee and Richard, from Gloucestershire.

PM Theresa May is coming under pressure to quit after saying she might not put her Brexit
deal to a third vote by MPs. She wrote to all MPs on Friday saying she will ditch plans to put
the deal to another so-called meaningful vote if not enough MPs support it...'

And in the name of fair-play, although stifled by the BBC's reporting of the day...

'...The march comes as the pro-Brexit March to Leave, which started in Sunderland a week ago,
continues towards London.



Former Ukip leader Nigel Farage re-joined the March to Leave in Linby, near Nottingham, on Saturday
morning telling around 200 Brexit supporters that Mrs May had reduced the nation "to a state of humiliation".

Speaking from the top of an open-top bus, Mr Farage said those gathering for the People's Vote march in
London were not the majority, before leading the marchers through the village...'

BBC:

With such favourable optics, one has to wonder how the 2016 referendum came to the conclusion of leaving?


(By the way, nice touch with the 'leading them through the village' comment!