Chequers Brexit Plan Teetering on the Edge!
4,597 views · Published 14 November 2018 · 3:12 · Indexed 6 October 2026
Channel: Jeff Taylor · 2018 · News & Politics
As Cabinet Ministers are wheeled into Number Ten for a one to one briefing on the Chequers Brexit In Name Only (BRINO) deal, most of the news seems to point to it being derailed in fairly short order, either by the cabinet, or by the UK parliament or by the EU member states who remember haven’t yet seen the detail of this proposal. PLEASE SUPPORT MY YOUTUBE WORK ON PATREON: http://bit.ly/2oUVQfm FACEBOOK: @JeffTaylorBrexit LIKE THIS? PLEASE SHARE IT using the url - https://youtu.be/pfPqJi4SiWw *SUBSCRIBE* to Jeff Taylor Here: https://goo.gl/NyzUPo How to *SUPERCHARGE* your YouTube videos - start for FREE: http://bit.ly/2vbl9z2 In fact probably by parliament and ultimately the EU member states. I could see cabinet agreeing to it after a talking to, by Mrs May, about party unity and not letting Corbyn in etc. Anyway, while we wait, to put a market perspective on all of this, Nigel Green, the boss of a huge independent financial advisory consultancy the deVere Group, says that: “We won’t know if the Brexit deal is good, bad or ugly for another 10 years. If you’re serious about creating, building and safeguarding wealth in the next decade, you need to consider global opportunities.” In his opinion selling this Brexit deal to her ministers and to parliament will be an uphill struggle for the PM, but that it will get through - largely because of what he calls “the enormous pressure put on Parliament by the markets and business, which are craving more certainty”. He then says we should see a temporary sterling rally. But he also said: “Make no mistake, this is not the end but the beginning of the Brexit process.” And, if this UK destroying Chequers Brexit In Name Only deal goes through, then he is absolutely right - as the fight for a true Brexit will have to continue. Here’s what he said next: “The ‘certainty’ that’s craved by the markets and business is likely to be short-lived as huge swathes of voters – fuelled by Eurosceptic politicians and other influencers – will not accept the deal, seeing it as politically unsustainable, which will have a destabilising effect and potentially lead to an ongoing constitutional crisis.” And as far as I’m concerned this has been brought about by a bunch of people within the establishment - in reality a microscopic percentage of the population - who are intent on going against the wishes of the people! What the establishment wants to see is a craven surrender by the majority to their EU superstate plans. Finally, I’ve left a link to a petition in the descriptions box below. The title is: ‘Leave the EU now’ and the screed says: “The Government is not going to achieve a satisfactory outcome from its negotiations with the EU. We should walk away now. No Deal is better than a bad deal.” Please share and get signing! So, please leave a comment below to let us know how you feel about developments and thank you for watching. Sources: https://petition.parliament.uk/petitions/221747 https://www.devere-group.com
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