- Mon Aug 19, 2019 12:02 pm
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More deranged "remoaner" "project fear" ranting:
THE SUN SAYS There’ll be some disruption in the event of No Deal but it won’t be Armageddon that Project Fear promoters would like you to believe
YOU can just imagine the Remoaner MPs rubbing their hands in glee at the leak of a secret Government report warning of food, fuel and medicine shortages in the event of a No Deal Brexit.
Predictions of doom and gloom suit their smug pretence that they are only trying to block our departure from the EU for our own good.
The truth is they would rather see the country in chaos than accept the referendum result, with or without a deal.
Ironically, it is their signals to the EU that they can stop Brexit which make a No Deal Brexit more likely.
The leak of the classified “Yellow-hammer” documents was doubtlessly designed to sabotage the Prime Minister’s efforts to get an agreement, but the information is already out of date.
The dire warnings were of likely outcomes while the previous administration was dragging its heels and actively delaying No Deal preparations.
Under Boris Johnson, there is now a real urgency about planning for the consequences of the EU refusing to negotiate a reasonable deal, and serious money being invested to mitigate the effects if that happens.
It would be unrealistic to say there would be no disruption in the event of a clean-break Brexit, but it would not be the Armageddon that Project Fear promoters would like you to believe.
Recall 2016?
THE stench of hypocrisy from the 100 MPs who have demanded the recall of Parliament from its summer recess is truly nauseating.
They claim that “the people’s parliament” is needed to deal with Brexit “so that the voices of the people can be heard”, and they question whether Boris Johnson is a true democrat.
This is from politicians intent on sticking two fingers up to the people who voted to leave the EU.
The people’s voice was loud and clear in the 2016 referendum but the arrogant, anti-democratic Remainers refuse to listen.
TREVOR KAVANAGH Wake up, Remainers – Brexit IS happening and Boris Johnson WILL win the election immediately afterwards
WELCOME to Project Fear MkIII, nightmares version. Under Downing Street’s Operation Yellowhammer, Britain faces a food, fuel and medicines famine.
This scary portrait, which predicts border chaos, factory closures, wartime rationing and street riots, was almost certainly leaked by a sacked Remain Minister.
Until Phil Hammond was dumped as Chancellor, this was an alarmingly realistic prospect.
Today it is totally obsolete.
Everything changed when Boris Johnson picked Michael Gove and Dominic Cummings to mastermind planning for No Deal Brexit.
Billions of pounds were suddenly made available by Chancellor Sajid Javid to speed up help for supermarkets, hospitals, industry and small firms to cope with Brexit.
It will not be plain sailing. But there is now no prospect of Yellowhammer’s national emergency. By Halloween, we will be ready to go.
There will be no public demand for bird-spotter Ken Clarke to volunteer as caretaker PM “once I find out what the Devil’s going on”.
We now have TWO Magic Grandpas! One, an endearingly dotty optimist who has lost count of the times he’s run for PM, the other a malfunctioning Marxist misfit.
And if these two old geezers need help, political harpy Hattie Harman is ready for her comeback as unwanted baggage.
We must be in desperate times if this trio, accompanied by Green MP Caroline Lucas and her All-White Women’s Unity Band, think they can stop us honouring the 2016 referendum.
As a sideshow, Oliver Letwin, who once invited burglars into his home at 5am, came close to a repeat offence last week by offering to help Jezza into Number 10.
Jeremy Corbyn, for all his slippery twists and turns, is a lifelong EU-hater.
He worshipped at the feet of Tony Benn who fought Brussels until his dying day. Corbyn will do nothing, either as Labour leader or — heaven forbid! — as PM to stop us leaving.
By contrast, Speaker John Bercow will “fight with every breath in my body” to stop Parliament being shut down so Britain can slip across the Halloween deadline and out of the EU.
This egomaniac, known as The Poison Dwarf, is the most powerful figure in Westminster — and the most dangerous.
His ambition is to go down as the most famous Speaker in House of Commons history.
His hero is said to be illustrious predecessor William Lenthall, who four centuries ago backed Parliament against King Charles I, triggering the Civil War which cost Charles his head.
This time, though, it will not be Parliament against the Crown. It will be rebel MPs versus the democratically expressed wishes of their own voters.
Boris Johnson will not resign if he loses a confidence vote. He will call a general election immediately after Britain has left the EU on October 31.
There is talk about a challenge to the Supreme Court but judges are unlikely to intervene against a PM executing the will of the people. Only the Queen could stop him — and there’s no chance of that.
Would Bercow take this clash to the bitter end, sending in troops to drag Boris out of Number Ten — and providing a springboard for a Tory election landslide?
It is hard to know what goes on in the heads of fanatical Remainers.
What if they get their own way, delay Brexit and leave a humiliated UK swinging half-in, half-out of the EU, coughing up a £40billion lump sum and paying £15bn a year for the privilege?
Imagine the bomb-site political landscape after a Parliamentary lynch mob sabotages the wishes of 17.4m voters.
We would be looking at another civil war, Mr Speaker.
Brussels and Remain diehards need to wake up. Britain WILL leave the EU as promised. And Boris WILL win the election immediately afterwards, almost certainly by a wide margin.
Any MPs who flirt with Corbyn’s Marxists or Hammond’s subversives will be purged.
They will look back from the ashes of their political careers to a Britain which has cut free and prospered in open trading waters.
And they will see arrogant EU leaders steering their vaunted Grand Projet on to the rocks of broken dreams.