The Blue Pill.

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This article is touching on what could happen if the peasants see that their betters are ignoring their decision.

I PREDICT A RIOT Theresa May raises threat of violence on the streets if Brexit is reversed as Amber Rudd
warns 40 Tories will quit if No Deal is not stopped

The Prime Minister has told MPs she has 'deep concerns' about trying to halt Brexit with a second referendum.

'Theresa May for the first time raised the threat of street violence yesterday if Brexit is reversed.
The PM also pleaded with Parliament to give her a mandate to go back to Brussels and toughen up her Brexit
deal after signalling she had no Plan B.

Meanwhile pro-EU Work and Pensions Secretary Amber Rudd warned up to 40 ministers will resign unless they
are allowed to join a cross-party bid to halt a No Deal scenario.
Mrs May told MPs of her “deep concerns” about trying to halt Brexit with a second referendum.

She said: “There has not yet been enough recognition of the way that a second referendum could damage social
cohesion by undermining faith in our democracy”. Fuming Labour MP Peter Kyle hit back: “When did the Tory Party
start running away from fascists rather than standing up to them?”...'

Or to put it another way, who's in charge here? The people or the ones who're supposed to serve them?!

'...And ex-Labour frontbencher Chuka Umunna said it would be “wholly wrong to allow any group to intimidate us” into
ruling out another vote. Mrs May had been forced to address the Commons to fulfil a demand to come up with a Plan
B after her EU agreement was thrown out by a record majority.

But it emerged Plan B was still very much her Brexit deal with the EU -her original Plan A. She conceded there would
have to be modifications to it, as last week’s disastrous vote proved “the Government’s approach had to change”.
The PM added: “We need to see where we can ensure the support of this house, and then take that forward to the
European Union”.

Her declaration tees up a Commons showdown next Tuesday when her revised plan will be voted on. If she wins that
she would need fresh negotiations with Brussels. She kept her proposed changes to the hated Irish backstop vague,
though they are expected to involve asking for a legal time limit or unilateral exit mechanism.

A No10 source told The Sun: “This is about tactics. If we propose something now, such as a backstop time limit, the
EU will shoot it down. "If backbenchers propose something we might agree with a lot closer to the vote -well that’s a
different matter.”...'

A 'backbencher' is a Member of Parliament who does not hold office in the government or opposition and who sits
behind the front benches in the House of Commons. Basically, their job isn't reliant on their opinion!

'...Pointedly, Mrs May also raised Brexiteers’ fears by refusing to rule out implementing a customs union if that is what
Parliament demands. A senior Government source said: “Tory MPs need something to focus their minds, so the PM is
quite happy to see a lot of unpalatable alternative options being voted on at the same time as her motion”.

Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn said her proposals for cross-party talks had been “exposed to be a PR sham”, adding:
“Nothing has changed. This really does feel like Groundhog Day”...'

That because in reality, nothing has changed. When we leave the European Union, we will still deal with European
businesses. Europe and the United Kingdom will still be part of planet Earth and industry doesn't act like a petulant
sulking child!

Negotiations will be needed to deal with these European companies and instead of waiting until after 29th March,
regulations in regard of transport and tariffs can be locked in before that date. Of course, this means the authenticity
of the referendum result will have to be acknowledged and for those who live in a world where change is a terrible
monster and may effect their lobbying income, it's something to rally against.

'THIS IS ABOUT TACTICS'
And he [Jeremy Corbyn] last night tabled his own amendment to the PM’s motion.
It would order the Government to rule out “a disastrous” No Deal Brexit, as well as offer all MPs a vote on whether to hold
a second referendum...'

Labour-leader Corbyn had to, his party is made-up of Remainers, yet his voting-core is mainly people who chose to leave.
He's in a bind, does he bend the knee to embedded Momentum and the 'political wing' of Antifa and risk the loss of thousands
of potential Labour voters...? or walk the tightrope of the grey?

'...Former Labour Cabinet minister Yvette Cooper tabled a joint bid with senior Tory MP rebels to enforce a nine-month delay
to Brexit if the PM still has not got her deal rubber-stamped by February 26.
It would mean the UK not leaving the EU until the very end of 2019.

Sources revealed Ms Rudd has told the PM’s aides she faces “dozens” of resignations unless there is a free vote on the
proposal. Neither Ms Rudd nor No.10 would comment last night. Business bosses criticised the lack of new ideas.
Allie Renison, of the Institute of Directors, said: “We desperately need politicians to get serious about finding a way forward”.

But Nigel Dodds, whose ten DUP MPs are propping up Mrs May’s minority government, said her approach was “encouraging”.
He added: “The backstop is the problem and that is where the focus must lie”...'

SOURCE: (No Boobs Though)

The Backstop is in regards of Southern Ireland remaining in the the EU and Northern Ireland -part of the United Kingdom, still
wishing to trade with Europe, but now having a border. The silliness of it is that right now, if there's no regulating of transported
goods from Southern Ireland to Northern Ireland, why change it?!

The truck-drivers wouldn't pay any tariff -just like now, finance is done electrionically has no connection with geographical borders
or political location. As far as a Customs infrastructure is concerned, does anyone think migrants and criminals haven't utilised the
non-patrolled 'border' yet and are just waiting for the 29th March?!!!

The Backstop is a political pawn of the Remainers in Parliament and the those in the EU Parliament who are resistant of releasing
control.