Today we have sacking of May.
Yesterday, we had EU negotiating.
And tomorrow morning,
We shall have how to do Brexit after firing her.
But to-day, today we have the sacking of May.
Knives glisten like the cufflinks of the 1922 Committee,
And today we have the sacking of May.
In Britain nothing works
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Least ignored nonsense this month...
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