Published 15:16 IST, February 1st 2020
UK leaves the European Union after 47 years, netizens share 'Brexit Memes'
After 47 years of European Union membership, Britain has finally left the 27-nation bloc on January 31 and netizens expressed emotions with 'Brexit Memes'.
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After 47 years of European Union membership, Britain has finally left the 27-nation bloc on January 31 at 11:00 pm (local time). Most internet users have mixed emotions about the UK's leap into political and trade uncertainty and they expressed it through their 'Brexit Memes'.
UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson called Britain's departure as a 'moment of real national renewal and change' while thousands of supporters gathered outside the British Parliament. Most Britons were seen welcoming the moment they longed for since the 2016 referendum to leave the European Union which was joined back in 1973. However, there were many who think it was not a 'good decision'.
Brexit Memes
United Kingdom.
— Furibundo (@Furibundo1) February 1, 2020
The sad reality#Brexit pic.twitter.com/Jzi6EVW4Zt
One gone, many to come. #Brexit pic.twitter.com/kepKfNTowN
— Muhammad Ummar Bin Latif #mubl®️ (@iMUBL) February 1, 2020
Rare photos of the UK leaving the EU#BrexitDay pic.twitter.com/HjxcBFg3sR
— 🤴🏼💅🏼 (@Spilling_The_T) January 31, 2020
so folks. In honour of the day thats in it, shall we get the best Brexit memes and cartoons, whatever side, here? #brexit #picturesofbrexit #brexitcartoons #brexitmemes pic.twitter.com/8qcNWNtsd3
— brian lucey (@brianmlucey) January 31, 2020
Still European, always European 🇪🇺#Brexit pic.twitter.com/5sev32GNHt
— Dan Jones (@LightWithALens) January 31, 2020
I felt a great disturbance in the Force, as if millions of voices suddenly cried out in terror and were suddenly silenced. I fear something terrible has happened.#BrexitDay pic.twitter.com/3ptd13tHSG
— Phlegm Clandango (@Cain_Unable) January 31, 2020
and the prize for the best #Brexit analogy goes to pic.twitter.com/FsfDV4hNjI
— Dr. Eric Schmidt 施铁墙 博士 (@GreatWallEric) February 1, 2020
#BrexitDay pic.twitter.com/p3A9DW2AwK
— Martin Saunders 🤦🏻♂️ (@martinsaunders) January 31, 2020
Meanwhile in Glasgow. #BrexitDay pic.twitter.com/iceDWI5JLj
— Pádraig Belton (@PadraigBelton) January 31, 2020
The United Kingdom now that has left the EU #Brexit pic.twitter.com/nW0IUhfJVe
— aleks (@seriouslyaleks) February 1, 2020
It's #BrexitDay and the signs to the celebrations are up early. pic.twitter.com/goD4hq8H0V
— Ian Duhig (@ianduhig) January 31, 2020
The best and precise so far.#Brexit pic.twitter.com/fUqKVrCcDQ
— Muhammad Ummar Bin Latif #mubl®️ (@iMUBL) February 1, 2020
One picture is worth more than a thousand words... #Brexit pic.twitter.com/xYM8X7HQz2
— J A Y 🇪🇸🇲🇦 (@jaylevrai) February 1, 2020
Good morning to you all waking up in a sovereign, independent United Kingdom, well done everyone.
— Darren of Plymouth 🇬🇧 (@DarrenPlymouth) February 1, 2020
Over the next few days I shall be exorcising the word Brexit from my daily discourse & tweets.
Will be difficult, but it must be done, a new dawn is upon us.#Brexit 🇬🇧- We did it! pic.twitter.com/lm6TcMay8I
15:16 IST, February 1st 2020