Conspiracies
On the day it was first mooted that Brexit may be delayed, the headline was stolen by badly made letter bombs by Irish republicans “found” at mainline railway stations and, for some strange reason, Glasgow University.
On the day brexit was pushed back to 12 April the headlines were stolen by Parliament’s website being crashed by a two million signature petition to revoke it, later demonstrated to be largely the work of a bot from Manchester operated
from a smartphone. On the day Brexit is pushed back to Halloween, Wikileaks supremo Julian Assange is arrested in a headline grabbing embassy raid prearranged with the Ecuadorian government.
First or second time could be coincidental, but only a fool would refuse to accept this smacks of governmental spindoctoring.
MARK BOYLE
Linn Park Gardens, Johnstone, Renfrewshire