Thread by @Staedtler

I've had another read of Boris Johnson's article, and the news is good.
He starts by reminding everyone of the promises Theresa May has made and broken. No extensions, no deal better than a bad deal etc.

And then he gets into the sort of Brexit he wants. Courage and confidence, ad hoc trade arrangements.
He gets a bit classical references again. Carthaginian capitulation.

So, without directly saying so, he makes it obvious that he's not voting for may's deal should it ever come back to Parliament. And the ERG hardliners won't either.
So it will fail. If, as you say, she even brings it back again.

So now we're happy, yes? Yes, I think so.
Theresa May will never get her withdrawal agreement through parliament, and if we've figured that out on twitter, MPs have probably figured that out as well.

Which means that Parliament is, like it or not, going to have to choose something else.

And whatever that is - we can all have a guess at that - Theresa May will not be part of it. She will be dismissed along with her withdrawal agreement.

And so I conclude with what I've been saying for the last two years.

Theresa May will never get a withdrawal agreement through parliament, and in the absence of it she will resign.

Okay, Brexit has been delayed for another couple of weeks.
But Theresa May went grinding through this last two years to come out at the end with nothing. Zero. A big fat diddly squat.

And in all that time, nobody told her to stop.

I told the Tories to get rid of Theresa May. But they didn't listen. And it has ended exactly the way I said it would, with Theresa May's government at a dead end.

I told you I knew what I was talking about.