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Johnson is trying to emulate Trump. Two fools believing that they are in charge of enough fools who will buy in to their rhetoric.

 

I think the leave voters bought into Cameron's rhetoric, you know when he said he would honour the outcome of the referendum and take us out of the EU, single market and customs union, then reailised what he'd promised he could not deliver and promptly resigned the following day ?.
The remainer's have done everything in their power to overturn the democratic vote and I'm sure they will do all in their power to overturn the suspension of Parliament, you have to laugh when you hear Philip Hammond brand Mr Johnson’s suspension of Parliament “profoundly undemocratic”.
The remainer's really have shot themselves in the foot, they should have voted for May's deal, job done tied to the EU for as long as the EU felt fit without the UK having any say in it.

 

Which is a two fingered gesture to those who voted the leaver, we now know that the majority of MPs in Parliament weren't happy with any sort of deal they just were quite happy to stay FULL MEMBERS of the EU and all that entails with regards full membership.

 

The FEW that voted remain want to overturn the vote of the MANY that voted leave. Labour hypocrisy.

 

Labour are hardly unique in this mess Tony, Tory MPs prepared to bring their own party to it's knees and throw the chance of government away for many years to get their way.

Heidi Allen, Guto Bebb , Richard Benyon, Nick Boles, Kenneth Clarke,Jonathan Djanogly, Michael Fallon, George Freeman, Richard Graham, Damian Green, Justine Greening, Dominic Grieve, Oliver Heald, Jo Johnson, Phillip Lee, Jeremy Lefroy, Oliver Letwin, Nicky Morgan, Bob Neill, Antoinette Sandbach, Nicholas Soames, Anna Soubry, John Stevenson, Derek Thomas, Ed Vaizey, Sarah Wollaston

Privilege vote:

The Government became the first in history to be found in contempt of Parliament. These two Tories voted against the Government in two different votes:

Peter Bone, Philip Hollobone

 

I agree, most if not all will be leaving their posts at or before the next election...

 

Your first paragraph is so strong and true and overides all the arguments that we voted leave soley because of immigration, well put Idle, totally agree with you, you could neither make it up or make any sense of it...