r/PoursTea • 🫖 Mod ☕️ • Sep 14 '26

European Renaissance 🍾 🧀 🍻 🇬🇧The Future?

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u/ManuelTzetzes Sep 14 '26

For England. Not for Ireland, Scotland or Wales. They'll immediately start the process to rejoin the EU. Happy days ahead. You'll always have London, they'll pay the bills for the rest of the country.

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u/ThePuds Sep 14 '26

Wales voted to leave the EU. Plus it’s very unlikely that either Scotland or Wales will meet the economic requirements for EU membership. Not to mention the fact that Spain will do everything to block their entry since it would vitalise some of their own nationalist movements.

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u/Stinky_Pete699 Sep 15 '26

No English colonists in Wales voted to leave

Source: the guardian

‘Research suggests that English-born residents and retirees living in Wales contributed significantly to the country's 52.5% Leave vote in the 2016 EU referendum.’

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u/fezzuk Sep 16 '26

Ahh good old no true welshman, guess we ars doing ethonationalism now.

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u/Stinky_Pete699 Sep 16 '26

Weird conclusion. Are you saying Welsh people should accept a million people influx. No other country on planet earth would accept that.