We live in interesting and unprecedented times.

A ‘WTO RULES’ Brexit (we don’t use the language of the enemy, which is a ‘No deal Brexit’) is now the only acceptable option.

But we should not underestimate the deviousness of the likes of Treason May and her accomplice Robbins (an anagram of ‘Brino BS’) – Project Fear is now in Phase III – nor that of Labour, which is in overdrive, smelling the chance for mischief and a betrayal of the 2016 people’s vote, for political gain.

We must therefore not blithely assume that the preposterous chequered surrender bill (does it effectively cede not only Gibraltar to Spain, but Kent to France?) to be debated in Parliament on Tuesday will fail.

It just might pass, due to the bovine qualities of many Tory MPs, their fear of both the unknown and of losing their seats, and Labour chicanery, abstaining from the vote at the last moment.

I estimate the Commons debate will commence around 1:30pm on Tuesday 15th January, two days from now.

So, we aim to have a presence there from Noon on Tuesday 15th January, and so let MPs entering the House, and others present, realise the strength of feeling about this impending vote, and – if opportunities arise – we can educate them too.

The group will either be in Parliament Square Garden (where Churchill’s and Gandhi’s statues are) or two minutes away in The College Garden, where the media circus has erected its canopies.

To get to The College Garden, walk south down Abingdon St, with Parliament and Richard the Lionheart’s statue on your left, and the garden will be on the right (i.e., further from the river) side of the street, at the House of Lords end.   If the road name changes to Millbank, you’ve overshot.

Your contact (if you need it) is another Richard, and his number is 07704 502020.

Wear UKIP regalia with pride, and wrap up well as cold weather is forecast.  Westminster tube station (Circle, District and Jubilee Lines) is just across the road from Parliament Square Garden.

There’ll be Remainiacs aplenty.  Do not get into altercations or unpleasant disputes, or rise to bait proffered.  Instead, be generous to snowflakes, those flapping around in EU colours, and others without the experience or mental wherewithal to understand the issues involved. Do not harass anyone, even the hypocritical opportunist Soubry (see http://tinyurl.com/soubry419 for an example of her delicacy).

We are there to peacefully protest, persuade and debate, and not to carry on as if our homes are in trees.

We have the answers already.  People’s Vote?  It already happened, on June 23, 2016, in the UK’s biggest ever democratic exercise.  7.9% (1.3 million) more people voted to leave the EU than to stay, despite massive cheating by the government and others…  Cheating that included fear-mongering and defeatism on a mind-boggling scale, the misuse of £9.3 million of taxpayers’ money to print a booklet of advice that purported to be neutral but instead was outrageously biased, and much more.

We still won.  This was UKIP’s Referendum and UKIP’s Victory.  Many of the rest are carpetbaggers and those who let UKIP do the dirty work for all those years leading up to the Referendum, where we took the flak but made it possible for those who came later to openly speak about key issues like immigration and sovereignty.

Our Russell Van will be driving around Westminster, the City and the rest of Central London, ensuring that Parliament and the BBC get a double dose.

There should also be a few UKIP members in Parliament Square on Monday 14th, but Tuesday 15th‘s the main effort.

 

England expects that every man* will do his duty.

(most certainly construed to also include women!)

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