This is another poster from Caroline Lucas' The New Home Front:
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I like that map. It shows the Isle of Man cosy, sheltered and protected, nestled between the larger Islands.
Isle of Man itself is cold, windy and open to the elements:- it is the financial services industry that skulks behind a wall of secrecy that is “cosy, sheltered and protected”…
Trust us — Never invest or bank a single cent with this band of thieves.
Hmmm… Channel Islands aren’t on there, are we the enemy?
No we are not the enemy …..
But we are the suckers who continue to allow these islands to flourish at incalculable cost to the rest of us.
I didn’t know the CIs were part of the British Isles.
The CIs are part of the British Isles.
Although they posture as not being a part of the UK or the EU.
Rather like flags of convenience in a cake-and-eat-it scenario…
Or if you like a tricky cameleon with super camouflaging powers.
James – You may be being paranoid – none of the rest of the world is on there. They can’t all be our enemy can they?
I love the retro “Dads Army” style of the ad.
That poster predicts droughts as well as increased rainfall and flooding. How is that possible?
Look at the last year