'No Brexit unless you back me' Theresa May delivers SHOCK warning to MPs

dailystar.co.uk ^ | July 14, 2018 | Rachel O'Donoghue

[Berlin_Freeper]

... She wrote: "We need to keep our eyes on the prize. If we don't, we risk ending up with no Brexit at all," she said.

[Mr Radical]

“No BREXIT unless you back me”
And no BREXIT if you do!

[Winniesboy]

Those titles do not mean power. Parliament is sovereign.

[grania]

Great Britain is nothing but a crumbling shell

It seems that BREXIT was the last-chance opportunity for British voters to back off the cliff. They voted and have been ignored. Assuming that Britain is worse off now demographically, from afar it's tough to imagine how Britain restores itself.

I wonder if the existance of the British Monarchy could be put into question.

[Berlin_Freeper]

You’re welcome. I thought you would appreciate that link because it fit well with your post.

[Herakles]

The British monarchy tried that same crap here, and as I remember, it did not turn out well. Now, they are going to try it out in their own country. I need some more pop corn!

[Berlin_Freeper]

Who...

accused the prime minister and her aides of being “astonishingly dishonest”

A) President of the European Commission Jean-Claude Juncker
B) EU negotiator Michel Barnier
C) US President Donald J. Trump
D) Former UK Secretary of State for Exiting the European Union David Davis

you gotta be

[Winniesboy]

All of the office heads she hired for the Brexit project were anti-Brexit, what the Brits call ‘Remain’.

Not so. May's cabinet, before last weeks' resignations, was carefully balanced between Brexiters and Remainers. The two departments most directly concerned - the Brexit Dept itself and the other new department for developing post-Brexit trade links - were both headed by long-term Europhobes, David Davis and Liam Fox. Fox is still there, and Davis's replacement, Dominic Raab, is also pro-Brexit, and also, incidentally, a much more impressive operator than the hapless Davis.

[bagster]

It’s sad that there is no Trump-like lion leader in England,

There is. His name is Nigel Farage. Sadly, he holds no office at this time.

He may step up again one day.

It's England's only chance.

#FreeTommyRobinson

Bagster

[Winniesboy]

Although it's true that Parliament is sovereign ('nothing may be done which Parliament cannot undo'), constitutional changes are actually extremely hard to bring about, and rarely happen. (Tony Blair found this to his cost when he thought he could abolish the ancient constitutional office of Lord Chancellor more or less by decree). For this reason I've always thought the differences between the constitutional permanence of the UK and the USA are less than is commonly supposed. After all, some of the US Constitution's most cherished provisions are the result of amendments, by definition changes. In both countries the Constitution can be changed, but in both only with great difficulty.

[MayflowerMadam]

“Not knowing much about the government over there I have to ask does may have more power than the Queen?”

I believe the queen and family are eye candy, with no actual power. Probably if she had her way Brexit would’ve been carried out. Didn’t she recently ask someone, “What has the EU ever done for us?”

And Wwth the Muslims taking over in the UK, I fully expect them to storm the royalty’s buildings and occupy them, annihilating all things royal, including the family.

My heritage is there, and it sickens me to see what’s become of that once-great country.

[MayflowerMadam]

“That’s what people voted for she needs to comply”

Our own legislators, media, etc., should follow this, too. The people voted for Trump; they need to “comply” (respect that). The people voted for the wall and strong immigration enforcement.

It seems that the word no longer pay attention to the people / voters. Those in power are free and able to override what the people choose.

[klimeckg]

I think I heard on Lou Dobbs from a contributor that the UK has over 26,000 terrorist residing amongst them Whereas the USA only has 1,000.

This is due to the European Union making law. Brexit would allow the UK to kick them all out.

[Gay State Conservative]

There’s even a prominent Labour Party guy...Lord Mandelson...who recently said that her proposal is worse than no deal at all.

[Gay State Conservative]

The government should collapse and call for new elections.

No,*not* new elections.The Conservatives would lose *bigly*.Just replace her with Jacob Rees Mogg or Boris.

[mrmeyer]

I'm sure Nicolae Ceaușescu thought the same thing

[Arm_Bears]

This is why there are guns.

[aspasia]

What a sad bunch of people they have turned out to be.

Hey there, big boy, we haven't drained the swamp here either. Pick a side and start cheering.

[Joe Boucher]

Hey England, dump this sorry excuse of a “leader”.

[Hostage]

According to Jacob Rees-Mogg, May hired Remains to staff her Brexit office. Perhaps the context was that the ***initial hires*** were Remains until pressure was put on her to balance the composition.

There is much confusion.

It is reported that Boris Johnson was a Remain and enemy of Brexit.

It is also said that Davis was initially a Remain who somehow became a Leave.

It would be good to have more details to discern who is really who they say they are.

[CodeToad]

Ditch the bitch and find someone who isn’t corrupt and blackmailing the public.