Will Remainers eventually vote against the government in one of the many no-confidence motions Labour are threatening to bring in the next few weeks? Juliet Samuel thinks they may well do so: But there is another avenue of pressure: votes … Continue reading →
In a highly revealing article former MP Matthew Parris admits that the Conservative Party would often lie so that it could do what it wanted. And when it didn’t lie it fudged and avoided issues in order to prevent the … Continue reading →
I’ve always hated Jeremy Hunt, but if he can help swing a Managed No Deal then he can have my kidney if he needs it. Same for Penny Mordaunt, who’ve I’ve never hated, but don’t think much of. But do … Continue reading →
Mrs May had also promised backbenchers on Wednesday that she would not fight the next general election, but it became clear yesterday that her pledge only applied if that election came in 2022. At least we now know who the … Continue reading →
Everything comes to an end of its natural life, and it’s now time for the Conservative Party to wither and die. It had become little more than a politically-correct New Labour/ruling class party, given one last chance by the voters … Continue reading →
The Telegraph’s view: When they have stopped arguing about Brexit, politicians must focus on boosting productivity No, they must focus on ending PC culture. That, more than anything else, will kill the country. Also the Telegraph: Owen Paterson adds name … Continue reading →
There’s been quite a lot of comment around the last few days saying that May had the right idea a while ago when she said that ‘No Deal was better than a bad deal’, but that she’s now made the … Continue reading →
Three weeks ago I wondered whether May was just playing the old last-minute compromise-to-get-it-through game? It’s starting to look she might be. I'm starting to think the backstop was only ever there to be a 'concession' that can be removed, … Continue reading →
Remember when I said a week and a half ago that Project Fear Mk II was about to get going? Here’s an example from Tory MP Sir Roger Gale yesterday: A hard Brexit will leave traffic “backed up to Birmingham”, according to … Continue reading →
Labour still worries me. As I’ve been saying all along, in reality they, like the Tories, cannot stomach a no-deal Brexit. And now it’s explicit: Labour are backing a cross-party bid to ensure the UK cannot leave the EU without … Continue reading →
Last week I wondered whether May was just playing the old last-minute compromise-to-get-it-through game? It’s the tried-and-tested tactic in this sort of situation, so why wouldn’t she be using that sort of method? But few people on the internet have … Continue reading →
Michael Gove scuppering Boris Johnson’s leadership campaign is like a fielder who’s dropped Brian Lara on 0, and now he (ie. May) is batting on and on and on, inflicting endless damage on your country, and he’s never stopping until … Continue reading →
Donald Tusk says: As a motto for tomorrow, the words of Freddie Mercury, who passed away exactly 27 years ago: “Friends will be friends, right till the end”. Here are some more appropriate words from Freddie Mercury: You suck my … Continue reading →
The UK’s future is being carved up by Michel Barner and Theresa May, two career politician/administrators that nobody voted for*, along with gangs of unelected civil servants and EU functionaries. You know when leftists complain that Western powers were always … Continue reading →
So Theresa May and the EU have reached an agreement on the terms of Britain’s ‘departure’ from the EU, which involves Britain not departing from the EU at all, but becoming a vassal state, tied to the EU for the … Continue reading →
