Brexit - a few final visual odds and ends to amuse, anger and delight you

Townhall's Andre Walker's said this just about summed up the difference between the two campaigns:

Dead right. And because The Sun's front page is one of the best of the year, here it is in all its glory, without the Mirror's deeply unpleasant, nasty, cowardly "bumhole" cover to detract from its sheer magnificence:

We were thinking - yet again - of cancelling our Telegraph subscription (it's up for renewal any day now) but this cover has saved their bacon:

Our Spectator subscription has a while to run, but whenever it's due for renewal, this splendid cover alone will justify it:

And when you English Brexiteers are trying to figure out why you lost (apart, of course, from Dave and Gideon's unscrupulous behaviour), this might be a good place to start:

Yes, indeed - the Scots (who appear to be only too happy to accept tyranny, just as long it doesn't have an English accent), the left-liberal elitists who have captured our great university towns (if I'm reading the map right - I never was any good with maps), and of course, the denizens of The Great Wen, i.e. the vast left-wing migrant magnet that used to be the centre of the greatest empire the world has ever seen, but which, as the keen Brexiteer John Cleese pointed out a few years ago, can't really be described as an English city any longer. 

On a lighter note, someone just retweeted this Brexit meme, which I spent about an hour searching for yesterday:

I'll leave you with something that has absolutely nothing to do with the EU, but (a) it's genuine, and (b) it made me laugh: