Coup are you trying to kid, you numpties!
IF you’d listened to some of our hysterical politicians this week you could be forgiven for thinking they were fighting for survival from a bunker somewhere in downtown Caracas. Sounding like recruits from Citizen Smith’s guerrilla army, they could be heard squealing: “It’s a coup! It’s a dictatorship! It’s a revolution!” John McDonnell ludicrously likened Boris to Hitler. Nicola Sturgeon – who still refuses to accept the result of the Scots Independence Referendum – called him a “tinpot dictator.” The ridiculous Hugh Grant raged: “F*** you, you over promoted rubber bath toy.”
Writer Sir Phillip Pullman hinted the PM should be hanged and MP Kate Osamor suggested abolishing the monarchy. And just to put the tin hat on the madness, Comrade Corbyn backed Momentum’s plan for civil disobedience and to “shut down” Britain’s streets.
And all because Boris Johnson gave Remainers a taste of their own medicine by proroguing Parliament for a maximum of six working days longer than its usual recess.
Yet, to hear Remainers talk (well, scream actually) this was Boris forever shutting down the Brexit debate. Even though it was nothing compared to the stunts they’ve pulled over the past three years. And he was absolutely right to do it because now they’ve promised to stop Brexit by any means necessary.
THESE rabid Remainers have the audacity to talk about our PM’s acting unconstitutionally while they are vowing to seize control of Parliament or set up a new one. Boris is only doing what he promised he’d do – whatever it takes to get us out of the EU by October 31. But the Remainers “don’t like it up ’em”, as Jonesy from Dad’s Army would say. “It’s a constitutional outrage,” our pipsqueak Speaker John Bercow ranted from a sunbed somewhere in Europe. This from the biased little squirt who all but ripped up the Commons rule book by selecting amendments Parliament could debate to favour the Remain side. I haven’t stopped laughing at the lunacy all week. First because these Remainers are treating the public – who see right through their fake outrage – as fools. And second, because they sound like they should be in straitjackets mainlining Valium, not representing the British people.
If they looked outside their elitist bubble for a minute, they’d see that much of the country is excited to have a tough leader committed to doing what the majority asked him to do – get us out of the EU. And both Tory and Labour voters, who feel
they’ve been shafted by our arrogant, Remainer Parliament, want to give him a chance to deliver. In fact, the only thing that’s unconstitutional in all this is that THREE years on, the referendum result STILL hasn’t been implemented.
So Boris had to get tough. He’d seen what years of Mrs May’s fawning incompetence had done and he’s determined to make Brexit happen - do or die.
This was never close to being a coup. He’s just preventing a Parliament that no longer represents the British people trampling over what they voted for.
Boris has pinned his colours to the Brexit mast and has made it clear he stands four square behind voters, not with a mob of elitist Remainers who think voters are morons.