Last night I watched Theresa May’s appalling address to the nation live from afar and I think the whole thing can be summed up with this one sentence.
“Parliament needs to make up its mind what it wants”
The above is quite an amazing statement to come from the mouth of a leader of a supposed democratic nation. A history of the origins of British democracy can be found here, but as we all know, our politicians are our elected representatives and so Brexit is about what the people want, not what Parliament wants.
We the people on 23rd June 2016 made it perfectly clear what we wanted when we voted to leave the European Union, this, as Theresa May rightfully says, was the largest democratic exercise in British history.
Many of us have long suspected that Theresa May really had no heart to leave the EU, she has confessed to being a globalist. We have suspected that May has been trying to fob us of with lies and deceit as she tries to undo Brexit and a vote that the government would never have offered if it thought it was going to lose.
Now Theresa May has the audacity to stand in front of a lectern and with one short sentence lay the blame for her failure and betrayal at the feet of Parliament, a failure that has taken nearly three years and has yet to deliver the will of the people.
Of course Parliament and the hordes of Civil Servants that support it are not without blame, we know how reluctant most of them are to leave the trough that is the European Union. There are the businessmen with vested interests, the landowners that get paid massive subsidies not to use their land for agricultural production and the gold plated pensions for those that serve the EU.
For us Brits as a whole, not least because of the huge sums of money we must pay the EU for the privilege of running a massive trade deficit with them, a deficit which amounts to the asset stripping of our country, EU membership is a disaster. We certainly don’t need a deal with the European Union, but we must all pay for the minority that do.
So yes we expect infighting in Parliament, but it is Theresa May’s responsibility as a leader to manage this and implement the will of the people. She should not be allowed to lay her responsibilities at the feet of Parliament – the buck stops with her. What Theresa May has done is, with one sentence, clearly demonstrated her complete failure and incompetence as a political leader and as our Prime Minister.
After two failures, Theresa May is still desperately trying to get her worst betrayal through Parliament. We didn’t vote to become a vassal state of the European Union and her withdrawal agreement would be a disaster for us. In the same way that the government underestimated us, the people, over the referendum May is doing the same thing with a withdrawal agreement that is a further betrayal and insult to us. Many of us suspect that over the last nearly three years May has been collaborating with the European Union rather than negotiating: treason in other words.
Now with one sentence Theresa May has offered us proof of not only her treason but her complete failure as a politician and negotiator.
Theresa May, after nearly three years of prevarication, subterfuge, lies and deceit has done everything in her power to keep us tied to or under the direct influence of the European Union, anything but implement the will of the people.
In one sentence Theresa May has exposed the limits of her flawed integrity, dishonesty and betrayal of the British people, her bungling, dithering failure as a political leader, her incompetence as a negotiator and her complete unsuitability to be our Prime Minister.
Perhaps Theresa May is so enamored to the European Union and globalism in general that she has long forgotten the responsibilities of the leader and Prime Minister of a supposedly still democratic nation. With one sentence Theresa May has offered us ample evidence that the only position that she is suitable for in our government is that of a toilet cleaner, she can be trusted with little else.
As Theresa May said in her disgusting address to the nation: “failure to deliver Brexit will result in a lack of trust in government, not just for one but for many generations.”
I’d say that it is too late: after watching this Brexit farce for nearly three years, I don’t think there are many people, leave or remain, that have any faith left in our mainstream political parties, and therein lies the worst part of May’s staggering deceit and incompetence.
In the absence of strong leadership in our country, who is going to fill the power vacuum? This is a vacuum that I’m sure the European Union would be only too pleased to fill, one could be forgiven for thinking this was the plan all along.
Well, Theresa May, with one sentence you’ve given the game away. You have nowhere left to hide, your mask has slipped. If you have any shred of decency or integrity left you will resign with immediate effect, your bucket, broom and mop await.
There must be many, many toilets at the Palace of Westminster, all in good in good need of a regular clean and polish, I’m sure Theresa May will be far more successful in her new political role than she ever was as a Home Secretary or as a Prime Minister.
Well, I suppose if we don’t get out of the EU on 29th March or very soon after, we’ll have to assume that our country has been invaded and occupied by a foreign power and act accordingly. We fought with the French resistance during the Second World War and this time around we’ll have the British Resistance, it just needs organising and suitable leaders.
Another sad day for democracy. The ones who still believe that Great Britain will ever leave the EU, will be in for a nasty surprise. Kicking the can down the road has been a very successful strategy among EU leaders and Mrs. May is playing along; as if she were a “wolf in sheep’s clothing”. I believe her if she says that she sincerely hopes that Brexit will take place. However, the EU puppeteers know exactly which strings to pull. Their Brexit strategy is like an iceberg; great beauty when you first see it, but deadly when you come closer.
And democracy is taken over by the BBC
So a fitting end to a fitting career of the PM, run by the BBC
Of the BBC by the BBC for the BBC
All Hail the mother BBC.
A good article for me thank you. Simple and straightforward. I am sure the points spin around within peoples heads.
How many ways can we express them? As many ways as we like if it stops us going insane with frustration. And that is one of the problems and emotions, frustration, coupled with an overdose of despair.
Within the essay there is a point which I find particularly interesting and confirms the need to continually turn the stones. You suggest that the corruption, humiliation and demoralisation of Parliament could be orchestrated. A way of creating the necessary vacuum for the EU to move into. Not sure I have got the theory as you intended but my interpretation of your words does make sense to me.
We know that Parliament was corrupt and the 2009 expenses scandal was evidence for everyone. The humiliation and demoralisation go hand in hand and was brought about by greed. The threat to MPs of losing what is gained amounts to fear. There then is the control combination of fear and demoralisation.
It is has become quite clear that the EU is now directly targeting our Parliamentarians and calling in the markers.
The comments are also interesting and revealing.
May’s track record has to be considered. So who allowed this to happen? The Conservative Party. Say it how it is. They have made such a bad choice for our country and should be held accountable. We now hear that even a number of the so called Brexiteers within the Conservative Party are talking of backing the Withdrawal Agreement.
There is despair and anger accompanying frustration. But surely there are two types of frustration. One is the absolute frustration with the political classes for losing sight of their purpose and their employers. The other, a clear frustration and feeling of helplessness as to what to do. We must start considering our actions and we must have more signs of leadership and direction and management.
The last point I would like to make is in questioning the competence of May. It has been said that she is an evil genius or a madwoman. I see no reason to assume they are mutually exclusive. The delusion that she has is very dangerous for this country and more reason to consider the breakup of the Conservative Party and the countries demise.
Too late now.. We have shown no sign of anything. no response . So, too late. We now know that democracy is dead.
The speech was gut wrenching in its awfulness. Completely embarrassing and nauseating. The woman needs to get out of politics altogether as she doesn’t cut the mustard. If she doesn’t go of her own accord, then her local conservative association needs to have an urgent EGM and deselect her at the earliest opportunity. In fact quite a lot of the House of Commons is in dire need of radical surgery and ripe for a mass clear out.
I wouldn’t even trust her with toilets. Her egregious government has introduced transgender toilets along with evil marxist LGTG brainwashing of kids, it is all part of their evil marxist drive to trash Western civilisation. I have no problem with bars and pubs etc that have always had the same loo for men and women. But it is a different kettle of fish when for example the Tate Gallery in London suddenly gets rid of male and female signs on loos and puts unisex ones in their place; because of the insidious agenda behind it.
Weep the people…..
I’m pretty sure we are all working hard. [ like a factory run by 5 accountants ]
So now we come to it.
Is UKIP ready. ? Does it know what it should be ready for ? Is it ready with suggestions for any eventuality, ? WHAT SHOULD WE DO ?
As a kipper , my first instinct is to run and hide from the rampaging school children, students, lecturers, civil servants,all those paid by the state, and commies. Either with joy or death in their little frontal lobes..
So what next. ?
Announce you are a political party, and words will fail me ( I promise )
UKIP’s sensible course is to announce Loudly, that you are a protest party. also loudly. Then split up into as i have suggested for years and years now The Mike Hookem Fishing fleet, The PC slayers( Anti global and liberal and anti politicians ), the Feminine furies ( Which will employ the skills of TR etc. , The Anti economicers economy revivers, and any other protest armies needed. Each with its own small income stream.And please reform the NEC and its constitution and rules All headed by a managing leader.or whatever.
Just look at all the things wrong with our country every one a protest ( but knowledgeable ) away from cure.
Police and justice. Education. Hof L. Benefits. Government and Banking collusion in fraud. and on an on an on.NHS. democratic fraud.
Please god. not more spokespersons.
The trouble with politicians is that they seem incapable of giving a straight answer to a straight question; inter alia, they are incapable of making a straightforward decision be it right or wrong.
‘What Theresa May has done is, with one sentence, clearly demonstrated her complete failure and incompetence as a political leader and as our Prime Minister.’ Excellent article flyer but that one sentence sums it all up superbly.
Fabulous article Flyer – absolutely love the suggestion that she is only fit to become a toilet cleaner- how very appropriate that she should be made to clean up all the s**t that she has created!.