by Jason Tyler | 17th October 2019 | Parliamentary plots and conspiracy
Nigel says “I’ll give him credit. I thought Theresa May’s deal was the worst deal in history, Boris’s achievements mean it’s only the second worst deal in history. It’s still, from the point of view of a Brexiteer, completely and utterly unacceptable” Well a lot of...
by Jason Tyler | 17th October 2019 | Parliamentary plots and conspiracy
Sadiq’s posturing over Extinction Rebellion’s disruption of Londoners’ lives has gone into reverse gear since Tuesday; u-turning from questioning the police’s ban of the climate communists’ protests, to finally calling time on their illegal demonstrations. Maybe he’s...
by Jason Tyler | 17th October 2019 | Parliamentary plots and conspiracy
[embedded content] Commission President Juncker has confirmed to Sky News’ Beth Rigby that he has ruled out granting an extension to the UK. If the EU refuses an extension choice for MPs is genuinely this New Deal or No Deal, no matter how much parliamentary trickery...
by Jason Tyler | 17th October 2019 | Parliamentary plots and conspiracy
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by Jason Tyler | 17th October 2019 | Parliamentary plots and conspiracy
[embedded content] Guido thought it would be fun – in light of Boris’s big win today – to revisit the emphatic assurances Rory made, that the EU absolutely would not offer any meaningful changes to the Withdrawal Agreement. That is was not realistic to get a deal from...
by Jason Tyler | 17th October 2019 | Parliamentary plots and conspiracy
Jacob Rees-Mogg has announced that on Saturday’s sitting, MPs will be presented with a single motion, presenting a choice between Boris’s new negotiated deal and no deal. This will be entirely compliant with the provisions of the Benn Act, as by voting against the...
