Post by John Peters on Dec 17, 2018 10:45:51 GMT
Theresa May says a second EU Referendum would divide the country and make a mockery of politics and democracy in Britain.
People in politics have already done a good job in dividing the country bringing democracy and politics to a low never seen in the history of this country.
Cameron divided the country at the start with his call for a Referendum because he was worried that the Tories would lose out to UKIP. All those having a say in the Referendum whether they were politicians or those making money from insurance, gold mines and betting on the exchange rate they all have their own personal agendas which have enabled them to take full advantage of the situation which they manipulated and continue to gain financially.
Leading up to the Referendum we were lied to with promises of £350m a week going to the NHS and in her own words “No deal is better than a bad deal” along with Farage’s poster that the country would be swamped with migrants from the EU these are some of the comments. None of that has happened, as for the “No deal is better than a bad deal” May went to Brussels recently in a desperate attempt to get further concessions from the EU so that she would not lose the vote on her deal in the Commons, so much for her no deal comment.
As it stands it looks like odds on we will crash out of the EU with no deal and Jaguar Land Rover’s recent announcement of a massive round of job cuts confirms yet again the direction this country is heading.
People in politics have already done a good job in dividing the country bringing democracy and politics to a low never seen in the history of this country.
Cameron divided the country at the start with his call for a Referendum because he was worried that the Tories would lose out to UKIP. All those having a say in the Referendum whether they were politicians or those making money from insurance, gold mines and betting on the exchange rate they all have their own personal agendas which have enabled them to take full advantage of the situation which they manipulated and continue to gain financially.
Leading up to the Referendum we were lied to with promises of £350m a week going to the NHS and in her own words “No deal is better than a bad deal” along with Farage’s poster that the country would be swamped with migrants from the EU these are some of the comments. None of that has happened, as for the “No deal is better than a bad deal” May went to Brussels recently in a desperate attempt to get further concessions from the EU so that she would not lose the vote on her deal in the Commons, so much for her no deal comment.
As it stands it looks like odds on we will crash out of the EU with no deal and Jaguar Land Rover’s recent announcement of a massive round of job cuts confirms yet again the direction this country is heading.