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From the CiF comments below John Crace's Tory Conf/dePfeffel's speech today;
' ColinCaserole
"My name is Boris Gluteus Maximus, Commander of the centurions of ERG, Ex general of the Foreign Office, disloyal servant to the prime minister, Theresa May. Father to an unknown quantity of sons, husband to a previously understanding wife. And I will have my party's leadership, in this parliament or the next." ' -
Being a racist is quite lucrative
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Lambeth are technically correct that he needs planning permission for a sign like that, but it sounds as if they should have taken enforcement action over the previous sign, too.
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"An outspoken former Conservative party donor has said he is prepared to go to prison to keep a giant “Bollocks to Brexit” poster above his London office after he was told to remove it by his local council."
ohah. Strong words.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-wales-politics-45745696
Meanwhile Plaid Cymru leader is not sugarcoating anything and is talking about Welsh independence after a hard brexit. Anybody who blinks first (Scotland/Norn Ire) may now get Wales to come along.
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How does May deliver a hard Brexit then? Because any deal she brings back has to be approved by Parliament and there is not a majority for no deal, despite the bluster from the ERG.
It would be catastrophic, and no Government, however deluded, would think they could ride out the ensuing chaos.
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Latest proposal looks interesting with a backstop position of the UK remaining in the customs union until stuff is sorted out
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How does May deliver a hard Brexit then? Because any deal she brings back has to be approved by Parliament and there is not a majority for no deal, despite the bluster from the ERG.
It would be catastrophic, and no Government, however deluded, would think they could ride out the ensuing chaos.
Sits on her hands - it happens automatically.
It's easier for her to deliver a hard brexit than anything else, in fact.
Whether her government would survive until Brexit day is a good question - I don't think she'd survive Nissan making the first large wave of redundancies following confirmation that there is no transition period.
The question then becomes what the incoming administration would do - could do, in fact, with almost no time.
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That is probably the best plan, I'm going to finally apply for my Irish Passport so when all the Expats get sent home as their Visas are no longer valid, I'm off out of here :)