THE German TV show which mocked The Queen for being 'horse-faced' has sparked fresh outrage by DEMANDING Britain leave the EU.
In the sketch the ‘comedians’ throw further jibes at the Royal family, blast Britain’s so-called “special treatment" from the EU and mock the UK for being too tough on migrants.
The shocking video, which has gone viral, then sees them rejoice at Britain’s proposed Brexit and dub the UK the “Planet of the Island Apes” - much to the roaring delight of the baying studio audience.
Presenter Oliver Welke starts off by blasting Britain’s "special treatment" in the union. He said: “The British! For centuries they pick the cherries. They pay less fees. They are allowed to have real money instead of Euros.
“One special treatment after another.”
He continues by saying "we never liked you" before adding: “Why do we wait till 2016? Can’t we get rid of the English now?”
The shot cuts to a sketch of a board game played by actors who are representing different nations, with the British man winning.
The voiceover says: “The great ‘take the mickey out of Europe’ game. A game for one British guy and many idiots from other countries. It is great to be English.
“Every time Europe annoys you, you just choose an extra sausage [i.e. special treatment].
“The other idiots pay and you are the only one who takes. How great is that!
“Extra sausage: The game where only England wins.”
The voiceover continues by saying: “Attention there is a boat full of refugees. But not with you: you just take the extra sausage. Send the Africans right to the continent.
“And when mainland idiots complain, you just say… tea time.
"A game that isn’t fun anymore.”
“Britain will decide in 2016 whether to stay in the EU or not.”
In a vicious attack on British culture, fellow presenter Monika Gruber then scoffs: “England manufactures great products like chips with vinegar and… other things with vinegar.
“This country proudly looks back on many hundreds of years of gardening, incest and black pudding for breakfast.”
She continues by mocking Duke and Duchess of Cambridge at the Royal birth of Princess Charlotte last year.
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