[caveat emptor]

This was the day the British people defied their jailers

The British people? 51.99% to 48.1%. "The people have spoken". But 48.1% voted to stay in the EU.

[Reverend Wright]

even though only 52 percent voted to leave, a lot more want to.

There was a hard 40 percent to leave and about 20-25 percent that wanted to leave but were worried about the economic fallout.

There is less than 40 percent in Britain that drink the EU koolaid

[Trod Upon]

Yes, but a lot of them are as “British” as a cow is canine.

[kearnyirish2]

You’re right (the margin wasn’t very large), but I suspect those 52% realized they had to act now before the 48% quickly grew. I suspect many of those supporting remain weren’t “Anglo” in any sense of the word, and their numbers were growing with each passing day.

Look no further than the invasion from Calais (where dark immigrants were constantly battling to get from France into England) to understand what English people have been dealing with.

Here in the US we have the same dynamic at work (mass immigration from Latin America & Asia instead), and Trump singlehandedly returned it to front & center after our overlords had decided it was a done deal.