Why Hasn't Theresa May Quit - Asks Littlejohn

Britain's finest columnist for the past 25 years had just started an extended break to visit his 90 year old mother who lives in the USA (what a great guy) but has gone back to work
on hearing about the latest Brexit news.

Take it from here Richard:

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/debate/ar...resa-quit.html

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I read Littlejohn's page too. I agree with him on almost everything. He's a man's man and tells it like it is. No fence sitting from him.
Shame there's too many blinkered do-gooders in this country who can't see beyond their own self-importance.
We need people like Littlejohn, Farage, Clarkson and John Lydon around instead of jumped up politicians who simply lie to us all.

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Hi

Who would want her job?

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Boris Johnson, Michael Gove, Jeremy Corbin to name but just a few!

The Establishment has re- asserted control back over the Plebs and even tho' the Tories will be annihilated at the next election, it is a victory for the elite , career politicians, the ignorant and big business.

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I have to agree with most of what Littlejohn says, however, the problems we have negotiating our departure from the EU would have been equally difficult regardless who was in charge.
There are not enough MP's who are pro leave to make leaving easy and it 'takes 2 to play a game' and the EU has no interest in playing.

My prefered option would have been to have a set of leave proposals formulated before the referendum and this could have been done by a group of pro levers.
The proposals would have been put on the table when article 50 was triggered and subject to a limited period of discussion/negotiation say 6 months after which we would just leave if an agreement hadn't been reached. This option couldn't have been any more damaging to our economy than all this uncertainty and would have contained an element of surprise and concentrated the minds in the EU as to what was really important. There would have been no time or room for idle speculation and obfuscation.

By now we would have been 18 months into a new beginning out of the EU and be working our way through any difficulties that a change of circumstances almost inevitably brings.

The problem is we have no politician with the strength of mind and determination to attempt such a thing and there would have been much weeping and wailing by pro remainders.

Now we are at a disadvantage, negotiations are taking far too long giving the opportunity for the EU to say no to everything and leaving us with very few options.

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Because they all work for the EU, all sworn in members of Common Purpose/Freemasonry. Popluous starting to wake up I think.

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May is just such a no-Brainer IMO.
Time she went

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I think people thought she another Maggie .
No way , she is totally useless

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Think that's what people said about Maggie up till the Falkans

Not only did she stand up to the Argies and won She stood to that scum Scargil and the Miners and kicked their arses.

Think May has too start doing the same as Maggie.