Tommy Tainant
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- Jan 20, 2016
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I would say that it is in the balance. There are still a few hoops to jump through and Johnson is a scheming fat bastard. The next step comes today. What we need is for the commons to vote to delay leaving and then vote down Johnsons bill calling for an election.So how does it look for Brexit?The government has lost a key brexit vote with the help of 20 odd rebel tory MPs.
Johnson has sacked all of them from the tory party and therby lost any majority he had.
The next few days are too complicated to explain at this time of night. But it is step one on the road to sanity. Britain can be saved.
Nb Johnson has just sacked Churchills grandson, two former Chancellors and the Father of the House. We are seeing the dissolving of the tory party. I am enjoying a glass of something fruity (European), please join me.
That seems to be pretty likely.
The former bill then has to get through the lords before Liz signs it off. We dont really know the numbers there and that is a question mark.
When that goes through johnson should resign but probably wont.
How we then move from a delay to a new referendum is anyones guess.
Johnson wants an election to stuff the party with fanatics and get rid of the rebels. Labour will oppose it because they now have the numbers to block johnson. Johnson can only stamp his feet and appeal to his crooked mates in the press.