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The world's pollutocrats see a no-deal UK as a huge potential prize, in which they can operate unhindered by public protections. It's bloody terrifying, so I've written a column about it:
theguardian.com/commentisfree/…
theguardian.com/commentisfree/…
Why they want a no-deal Brexit.
And why, in these 49 days, we must do all we can to stop that happening.
And why, in these 49 days, we must do all we can to stop that happening.
I'm a Remainer, but I would much rather see a negotiated Brexit than No Deal. I see little realistic prospect of a 2nd referendum - there's simply not enough public pressure. So, reluctantly, I see Corbyn's offer as more or less the only way forward.
The ideal situation is that the government or Parliament, belatedly responding to the accumulated evidence of massive fraud and cheating, declare the results of the referendum null and void. But sadly I see no prospect of that between now and March 29.
