Posted on 12/17/2018 5:35:46 AM PST by RoosterRedux
THERESA May launched a blistering attack on Brexit saboteur Tony Blair.
She accused the former Labour PM of insulting the British people with his shifty attempts to thwart the referendum result.
And she bluntly reminded him it was his own open-door immigration policy which spurred millions to vote leave.
Mrs May’s patience snapped after an exhausting week of clashes with MPs and Eurocrats blocking her departure deal.
In an astonishing broadside, she lashed out at her predecessor’s treacherous trip to meet EU chiefs in Brussels while Brexit talks were taking place.
She raged: “There are too many people who want to subvert the process for their own political interests – rather than acting in the national interest.
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Nigel Farage says get ready for the second referendum while May tries to create diversionary rage against Blair from the real rage that’s needed against her sellout “Brexit In Name Only”.
Nigel nails it.
The stopped clock gets it right for once.
Yep. I don’t trust May. Her heart’s not in this.
Now she vocally defends the will of the people and talks tough on immigration when her own career is hanging by a thread because she willfully defied the people over the past two years with her joke of a plan. Is anyone still dumb enough to believe she means anything she says?
She reminds me of the RINOs here in America. During the election they talk tough but once they are in, they turn into a backstabbing snake.
A no-deal Brexit or a cancelled Brexit would be better than May’s half-in-half-out brexit
May’s end game seems to be no Brexit or her phoney baloney deal with the clock being run out to March 29th and as the deadline approaches maximum pressure will applied to get her way with banks, business, foreign governments, the EU turning the screws.
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