EU referendum, brexit and the aftermath

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Charlie_L in reply to @Greenbank

I can't help but think that May is doing everything she can to end up in a situation where she is forced to withdraw A50 as there isn't sufficient backing for anything

To do that would destroy the Conservative Party at Westminster. Once again Mrs May has chosen party over country. She has given their hard Brexit minority a significant victory. BBC TV showed them heading for another celebration at Rees-Mogg Towers.

When she and her bedraggled unicorns return defeated from Brussels everyone will blame the dastardly devious foreigners for trying to destroy Our Brexit. Anything Corbyn/Labour do or say can and will be ignored.

If Brexit destroys the country then Cameron and the Brexiteers will be blamed. If a botched deal destroys the Conservative Pary she and she alone will be blamed.

I quite liked Ian Blackford's summing up after last night's vote:

Tonight the Conservative Party has effectively ripped apart the Good Friday Agreement. This House should be ashamed of itself . . .
Scotland has been sidelined, silenced and shafted by the Tories

https://www.parliamentlive.tv/Event/Index/fa6b40ec-a334-405d-8dbb-ea7ea1422619 -from 20:45:49

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Brun in reply to @Charlie_L

If Brexit destroys the country then Cameron and the Brexiteers will be blamed.

More likely it'll be blamed on remainer's attempts to block the one true brexit, and the EU of course. Particularly by the Mail, Telegraph and Sun.

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