BUSINESS - DIGBY LORD JONES


So we now have a situation where Parliament is pushing for a Brexit where the UK will stay in a Customs Union or Single Market. That will mean those three characteristics of ‘control’ go out of the window… and that will be a direct imposition of the will of those in Parliament who lost the Referendum upon the British people. Some 1,470 people (820 of whom were not even elected by anyone!) will have forced upon those who won the Referendum (17.2 million Brits) precisely what they voted not to have!


They will say that we will be leaving the EU (and thus the Referendum direction is honoured) but of course we will still be bound by all its rules and diktats, thus we will have left in name only, have no say or vote on any of the rules that will govern us going forward and we will have paid £39 billion for the privilege! Monsieur Barnier in Brussels hasn’t needed to do a thing; he has just left it all to the Remoaners and the UK Establishment who have done his job for him.


So Parliament leaves a decision to the People, doesn’t like the answer it gets, so seeks to stay effectively in the EU by the back door. Brexit will not mean Brexit. We will indeed be in a worse position than staying in the EU since we will have regained none of the controls the country voted for, but also lost any vote or influence in Brussels or Berlin whatsoever. There’s a name for such countries: a Vassal State… and Parliament (connived at with the Establishment in full cry) will have got us there.


And that is tyranny. And the Brits hate tyrants. Beware the tyranny of Parliament!


Fill in all the squares in the grid so that every row, every column and each of the nine squares contain all the numbers 1-9!


Lord Digby Jones of Birmingham KB


Lord Digby Jones is former Director-General of the CBI & UK Trade Minister; a non-aligned, Crossbench Member of the House of Lords & a Businessman (chairing six companies), author & broadcaster. He works closely with Cancer, Military & Educational Charities.


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