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Of the four options for Brexit:
1. May's deal
2. New deal
3. No deal
4. No Brexit
May's deal is gone. We are now on the last gasp of "new deal" which will be rejected tomorrow
1. May's deal
2. New deal
3. No deal
4. No Brexit
May's deal is gone. We are now on the last gasp of "new deal" which will be rejected tomorrow
Once Europe has rejected Johnson's . . . offer . . . we will finally come down to the last two options.
No deal or no Brexit.
Like I told you two years ago it would come down to this in the end.
No deal or no Brexit.
Like I told you two years ago it would come down to this in the end.
Johnson can't tolerate no Brexit because he's postured himself up so much.
But the law is going to step in and force an extension which leads to a general election, a referendum and remain.
But the law is going to step in and force an extension which leads to a general election, a referendum and remain.
And this is why we wanted Johnson to take over from Theresa May. He has become Brexit, if you like. he has absorbed all the Brexit energy, that when he climbs down, as in law he must, Brexit will blow away like a fart in the wind.
And that is why I'm a Brexit grandmaster
And that is why I'm a Brexit grandmaster
The question is this. Will Boris Johnson resign when he has to ask for the extension?
Or will he try to bluster it through? If he doesn't resign, the Tories will split, and they'll lose the election, so
Sack Johnson or lose the election
Or will he try to bluster it through? If he doesn't resign, the Tories will split, and they'll lose the election, so
Sack Johnson or lose the election
