Re: Is a No Deal Brexit a Worry?
So our sovereign parliament that's been trying breathlessly to over turn the democratic decision of the people, an outcome of a referendum, handed to them by that parliament now decides that standard parliamentary activities are no longer democratic, because it makes it more difficult for them to deliver what they want instead of what the people want.
The irony is eye watering.
Labour are now trying to force the government to be unable to hold a general election unless a no deal brexit is made impossible... a general election that can only be held on their terms. The same party that has been desperate for a general election, until the government went 12 points in front of them. Now even Jo Swinson has concluded an unelected national party of unity, lead any Corbyn would be worse for the country than a no deal brexit. The very same national party of unity that would have an unelected, appointed leader that would represent themselves and not what the nation voted for.
In the next general election, before or after Brexit, the middle class, virtue signally, snobs that have tried so desperately to sabotage the will of the people will be asked to knock on the same doors of the working classes, like they did in the last general election, with their tatty manifestos full of spin and word smithed rhetoric, begging for support by the sovereign voters that they betrayed.
I don't fancy their chances.