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Brexit: One year to go and the future's bright!

2,590 views · Published 29 March 2018 · 7:31 · Indexed 6 November 2026

Channel: Jeff Taylor · 2018 · News & Politics

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Today is the Brexit preversary! One year to go! And the Prime Minister is out and about telling everyone that the future is bright!

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During her whistle stop - one year to Brexit - tour of the country, Theresa May not only pledged to make a success of Brexit, but also came out and said that Brexit will allow the UK to spend more money on the NHS and schools.

The BBC’s political editor, Laura Kuenssberg, asked the PM if there would be a Brexit dividend and the answer was:

"Of course when we leave the European Union, we'll no longer be spending vast sums of money, year in and year out, sending that money to the European Union, so there will be money available here in the UK to spend on our priorities like the NHS and schools."

And she also said that there are real opportunities for the country and that there was a bright future out there.

So there you have it, the UK government now admits the EU is costing the UK money, so membership of it has been preventing us spending our own money on our own services.

Up until now the main thrust of government talk had been to say it was just fulfilling the wishes of the electorate. But now it says there will be more money available for our own needs.

Therefore, the assumption must be that Remainers don't want the UK to have that money - they don't want our money to be spent on our services. The Remainers suffer from an ideologically driven eumania.

Just like the former Labour leader and PM, Tony Blair, who is now trying to convince Tory MPs that they can safely go against their own party and vote down the Brexit agreement and stay in power - with Theresa May as PM.

Speaking at a 'UK in a Changing Europe' event Tony Blair said that if the PM was defeated she does not need to resign or to call a general election. All she needs to do he said was take it back to the people.

"The government was mandated to negotiate the deal. It has now negotiated the deal and let us decide whether we like the deal." He said. Forgetting that the whole of parliament was actually told by the people to get us out of the EU, not negotiate a deal - I did not see 'negotiate a deal' on the ballot paper! Did you?

Obviously Tony Blair wants us to lose the extra money Brexit will give us, in favour of the EU and therefore puts the needs of the bloc over the needs of the UK.

And, as far as I am concerned, that must also mean he is extremely keen for the UK to become a mere county in the now openly forming EU superstate.

The people of the UK rejected all that Blair represents where the EU is concerned in a referendum last year and polls indicate that rejection only gets stronger by the day - especially as people see the antics of the EU laid out before them during these negotiations.

Time to Leave I say!

Other topics include:

1. Liam Fox setting up trade deals, sorting out trade with non-EU countries.

2. Defence, foreign policy and the EU PESCO programme.

3. Gerard Batten of UKIP offering his services as leader for a year, with Bill Etheridge already saying he will respect that.

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