How to end the Brexit betrayal so the UK leaves the EU now:
After the Prime Minister succeeded in delaying Brexit in Parliament on Wednesday, it has become blatantly obvious that the British public are being grotesquely betrayed on their vote to Leave the UK.
Remainers have been running the government
Those remainers in government who are selling our country down the river, would never have achieved this without the Leave camp sitting back complacently, and trusting the current government to deliver on the referendum result.
A couple of years ago, those who argued that the remainers could actually stop Brexit were largely treated with scepticism.
Those who warned that Theresa May could not be relied upon were treated with disbelief.
Yet the soothsayers were right.
There was a plan of betrayal from the moment the referendum was won. All resources, all tactics, every argument, was used to delay and hamper Brexit. They have succeeded, but only because we have allowed them to do so.
Brexiteers must now get their act together, and fast!
There have been a number of Leave organisations but they have not had the impetus needed.
That is not surprising.
The public have been assuming that the politicians would deliver on Leaving the EU, as promised by the vast majority of them.
Now it is abundantly clear a betrayal is going on, the public is waking up to the magnitude of it all.
Leave Means Leave has been doing some sterling work and the Parliament march on Friday was well overdue.
However, lessons need to be learned on the best allocation of resources. Having Leave supporters in the English countryside where hardly anyone noticed them, has been patriotic but it did not put the pressure on MP’s in a crucial week.
The “indicative” votes in the House of Commons did not prove anything and certainly give no weight to supporting the sell out deal the government has had rejected twice.
The government, after countless times saying No deal was better than a bad deal, now have done an about turn and reneged on those commitments.
No deal Brexit is the majority public option:
It is now time for Brexiteers to highlight all the numerous advantages of a No deal Brexit, in particular the fact that we are likely to obtain deals with both the EU and elsewhere in the world, if we leave on WTO ( World Trading Organisation ) terms without further delay.
Need for re-invigorated Leave coalition:
The Leave campaign must now rapidly re-group, re-organise, re-examine tactics, re-gain the initiative and restore the agenda which people voted for at the referendum. This means proceeding with the UK leaving the EU with No deal.
It means a UK Leave Now coalition being set up with No deal as the prerequisite.
A ” Let’s Leave, Then Deal,” type policy commitment, in line with the referendum result.
That is the only policy the public will be able to believe after the referendum result has been twisted into so many fabricated reasons by the remainers, except the true one.
The restored UK coalition Leave Now has to put personal and other political differences aside and work together for this one common objective.
There has to be a preparedness for both a fresh referendum and a General Election.
Any MP who does not commit to No Deal Brexit should face a credible Leave Now candidate
It is very simple. Any MP who is not prepared to commit to Leaving the EU now should have one credible UK coalition Leave Now candidate put up against them.
That could well include so called Leave supporters in government who have been supporting Theresa May’s deal and effectively perpetuating her remain in disguise programme.
The time for Leave unity is now. There can be no room for opportunists.
All MP’s need to be asked where they stand on No deal, and anyone not commiting to that needs to have a candidate standing against them.
The stakes are high so there is no room for the luxury of being concerned if No dealers are “extreme right” or “extreme left” or whatever, because the objective is to leave and nothing else. Leave Means Leave could be banner holders, but if so, it is imperative that they open the gates and allow all genuine Leavers to rally to the cause.
Once leave has been achieved, then former political loyalties can be returned to, if that is what people wish.
The UK coalition Leave Now campaign needs to be at work now doing everything it can.
This includes petitioning the Head of State, Her Majesty the Queen, to not give the Royal Assent to changes in Article 50, and to fight any changes in the Courts.
There are many who are steadfast and true:
We need our King Arthur or King Alfred, or for that matter our King Richard the Lionheart.
It is interesting that Richard Tice of Leave Means Leave has that name, but there are also others, including MP’s, who are steadfast and true.
People versus Parliament
The British people, even at this late hour, will respond to their country’s needs. If Parliament will not respect the referendum result to take back control from the EU, then the people must take back that control themselves.
In a battle of People versus Parliament, it is the People who will prevail.
Please can Leavers stop abusing other Leavers.
Yes, Friday was a tale of two Rallies:
– one reasonably slick with only one (arguable) “rant” (Ian Paisley?)
– the other a bit rough around the edges and a bit more ranty (although Janice Atkinson’s messages from abroad were good)
But why, oh why could they not co-ordinate their core timetables ?
UKIP must find a way to defend Freedom of Speech resolutely – but finding ways to avoid repelling more sensitive Leavers who find themselves influenced by possible mis-framing of Leave supporters.
The MSM has “framed” UKIP – so why do we accept everything that the MSM says about TR ?
Maybe, we should identify any statements that are truly bad, and condemn them – while familiarising ourselves with key segments of Panodrama evidencing BBC hypocrisy.
Ask yourselves a very basic simple who else is there actually to put a X against , nattering away on here is pointless? LEAVE means LEAVE is NOT a party the ‘BREXIT’ party exists in name only, The Conservative party is now remain. It’s really only UKIP or none, yup cant vote for a an idea ONLY a party. Mr Webber lives in a fantasy land sadly and he doesn’t even mention UKIP Like it or its UKIP or nothing
Mr Webber frames the problem and aspirations but no real solutions.
All genuine leavers welcome? What about For Britain, Democrats and Veterans, Veterans and Peoples, the Libertarians etc, etc, and of course not forgetting the BNP. All have leave manifestos and there must be others. All political parties but do I hear a big BUT coming.
Petition the Queen, legal challenges, verbal commitments by prospective MP candidates? Hasn’t this been tried and failed? Why not ramp up our own Project Fear campaign, this one very well founded. And clear out the Augean stables; already a list of the worst offending MPs is being compiled so that they hopefully will get deselected.
PS and push to get published now the Withdrawal Agreement Bill
I am fed up with reading UKIPERS’ posts blaming their poor showing on Tommy Robinson. Before him you had 4 bloggers each with nearly 1m followers. But still you have a mere 27.000 members, a feeble website, little or no social media or communications platform to speak of, no unified vision for Britain, a cadre of management that I suspect is not in tune with each or with Gerard. All of these failings happened long before Gerard recruited the support only of TR. Gerard I feel has done a splendid job, but UKIP just does not have the broadbased appeal to break through the establishment parties. The bolt was shot long before TR or even Gerard took the reigns. I would be delighted if I were proved wrong. But please stop blaming the persecuted Tommy Robinson. It makes you all seem so petty.
As you say there are many other issues with UKIP, but the association with TR has resulted in UKIP being blocked from the MSM. Why did GB take the risk which was obvious to many of us despite our support for TR’s stance on Islam?
I too am against the persecution of TR but he must share the blame by putting himself in a position that allowed it. We cannot fight the Islamisation of our country whilst we remain in the EU; we have enough to do in dealing with those in Parliament who support Islam, let alone the recent shehanigans.
“The Art of War” by Sun Tzu still has relevance.
“Blocked from MSM.” Our arguments have been blocked from MSM for as long as I can remember. e.g, I was at a pretty huge demo against the Lisbon Treaty 10 years ago, and the BBC showed none of it. Instead they laid on an entertaining little stunt of people climbing on the roof of Westminster which was all over the news that night.
It proves without a doubt that Batten is the real threat to the establishment ; since the MSM never give him airtime unless they can make him look bad,
I think “fast” will not be fast enough – if May gets her Vassalage Agreement approved today, as seems possible.
I’m afraid UKIP has been de facto complicit with Remainers by committing hara-kiri through the Tommy Robinson association, making itself unelectable and irrelevant, and thus giving the Remainers a free rein. It further alienated its core Middle England support base by insulting them as “crusty old Tories”. Had these suicidal decisions not been taken, UKIP would now be on 30% in the polls, and Conservative MPs would not dare behave the way they do. If there is one organization most responsible for Brexit betrayal and Britain’s transition to a vassal state, it is UKIP, through having committed these actions.
Nigel’s Brexit Party, on the other hand, is apparently doing nothing. So if there were to be a snap general election today, Leavers would have no one to vote for.
UKIP set out on its slippery slope when Nigel said ‘his job was now done’ much to the relief of the Middle England Tories in the Party who were only in UKIP to gain Brexit. He coiuldn’t wait to jump on that plane to join Trump on the election trail and set out to shape his media career.
Gerard is a hero for saving the Party and putting us on a sound financial footing but I agree with Tomaz that his association with TR is counter-productive in the fight to save Brexit. Until Tory and Labour Remainers fear UKIP again we have lost our most important leverage against them.
I think you’re wrong on this Tomaz. Obviously, the conviction policies of UKIP would be on the ballot for people to vote for. At 9% in recent polling i don’t think your ‘unelectable and irrelevant’ assessment stands up.
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In addition, I rather agree with UKIP MEP Stuart Agnew who recently wrote of Gerard Batten:
“This utterly genuine man is years ahead of his time, and never was the children’s fable of the hare and the tortoise more appropriate”
Stuart also wrote:
“I would be ashamed of myself in later life if I chose the comfortable option now of keeping quiet on Islam out of fear of being labelled racist.”
Principled food for thought I would suggest.
It’s clear that expending time and energy worrying over the nauseating and deliberate exercise in procrastination is futile.
Full focus must be given to ensuring that voters have a choice at the next GE between a SINGLE constituency candidate who is sworn to leaving the EU, immediately Parliament convenes and an assortment of ‘remoaners’.
Somehow the various squabbling factions must put aside their egos and petty differences (eg : Tommy, right, left or whatever) to avoid any possibility of splitting the vote of the leave majority (under-reported, imho) – no issue is more pressing.
Indeed Dave, if GB refuses to take part in such an agreement then I will not be renewing my membership.
So, the “Great Remainer Parliament” is in control and is slowly but surely killing Brexit. We will be left with either a BINO deal, or more likely no Brexit at all. It is being clearly demonstrated that we have a Democracy In Name Only. The EU have achieved politically what armed conflicts in the past have failed to do; namely, the subjugation of the UK to a foreign power. With rules and laws made by the EU what is the point of a UK Parliament. They will only exist to legitimise this usurpation and give effect to the illusion of democracy.
A Leave Now alliance must be the way to go, we all have a common objective that must be achieved. If you can please bang heads together to make this happen, we must recover our freedom and independence.
Quite agree.
Gerard Batten, UKIP and leave supporters WILL be HEARD and SEEN today.
https://twitter.com/UKIP/status/1111559594248228864
Anthony,
Have you sent a copy of your well needed article to GB? I read (from far away at the moment) of other leave organisations being ready to cooperate but nothing from UKIP except the untimely and ill considered alliance (or whatever one wants to call it) with TR.
Jack, This is interesting. My opinion is that, during the referendum, the different groups , due to the common aim were mostly friendly,except among the politically motivated It is my belief that this friendly atmosphere helped the cause significantly. Both within the active and the people and aided by Farage’s humour. That swept aside all the other factors.
Now we have a different circumstance. Should we go back to the successful formula or a new approach.? such as strengtheing the Political view, of a single wholly politically motivated organisation Which as you know for a lot of reasons is b****y pathetic,. OR a new approach entirely such as amalgamation with others such as LmL. This must, because of itself, be against the present hierarchy who are out gunned in every possible way. Re-examination of some of the ukip fundamentals. Is there anyone capable.?
The view of the public was that they got a referendum end of story. UKIp noe faces a far stiffer challenge.
Changing the minds of the entrenched power and property ( property meaning ownership of anything including influence. ) Thi is a world problem and only changed by an idea.
So you tell me Jack I have lots of ideas but are theyany good ?
Interesting points TG. I would certainly like to engage in further discussion.
During the referendum campaign the Vote Leave Executive didn’t want anything to do with UKIP. That was nothing to do with TR.
And they particularly didn’t want anything to do with Nigel Farage. Matthew Elliott of Vote Leave was very specific about that. I believe ‘toxic’ was the phrase used. Nothing at all to do with TR.
Now the underachieving Leave Means Leave reincarnation of Vote Leave, including Nigel Farage, still want as little as possible to do with UKIP. That’s not Gerard Batten’s fault.
Even this article, like the MSM, appears to struggle to mention the U-word.
But UKIP and Gerard Batten fight on regardless and UKIP flags are outside the Houses of Parliament today and in the background on Sky News.
https://independencedaily.co.uk/shhhh-dont-mention-ukip/
Nothing to do with TR Jack.
I believe you are right about TR. It was unbelievably and foolishly ill considered. For a supposedly politically run party It was just funny.. What TR says and does is right and will be needed at some time if we are going to integrate them. And we should. But they and we have to change the divide. Islam cannot be lllowed to suck the final remaining life from the country. So TR should have been tuckedaway and not been argued about. Our country has actually been raped of money, innocence, title and most wealth by political pimps. If they destroy the youth with this and bad education,. we’ll be back in mud huts. I don’t think anybody realises how little is now left and if you factor in the lack of value of money All we had left to sell is our overvalued land.. We’re already there.
Like the raped lady,Brexit negotiations were our last shred of reputation. have to assume that’s where they want us
I absolutely support TR in his fight against Islam but it was naive of GB to not consider that alliance being used against him and UKIP. There is a time for it but not before we have escaped the EU, although we cannot tolerate a lengthy delay.
King Arthur. That’s right :– Big, Handsome Dashing , Trained Actor, Good Memory for his lines, Doesn’tmatter if he’s a bit thick , thats what Merlin is for,..
Macron.
Well done Kim and more power to your elbow but don’t forget the other side will have professionally made posters and marshalls provided free along with transport to get there along with the ever present trusted BBC democracy reporters, Sky won’t be far away either, telling the masses why they provide trusted news too.
You have given a rally call. I am on my way to London. If I can make a placard when I get there it will have ‘LEAVE NOW, THEN DEAL’ on it.