Parliament and government turn their backs on the people

With revelations in the Telegraph of Hammond’s conference call with the global corporates just two hours after Parliament’s rejection of the Robbins-Selmayr Treaty, assuring them that the government would continue to scupper and sabotage Brexit, comes confirmation that not only a Remainer Parliament but a fifth-column Remainer government have turned their backs on the people of Britain.

This is now a fight for liberty not only from the Imperial zealots from Brussels but from our own corrupt and anti-democratic establishment.

However, Hammond and those of his ilk may be dissappointed by the masters they yearn to serve so slavishly in Brussels. It’s emerging that they don’t want us back. Not only do they not want Nigel Farage back in the EP in July, at a time when they will be contending with a surge of grass-roots democracy throughout Europe challenging the cozy and corrupt chumocracy, but they don’t want a divided UK in which more than 20 million voters now regard the EU as more lowly than a snake’s belly.

While Hammond has proven that he is not in government for the good of the people but as the tool of the corporates that will no doubt reward him well when he has outlived his use, he cannot be so sure that the EU will actually accept the extension of Article 50. And this could end Brexit. For if the EU reject a request for an extension May could be forced both by Parliament and the grey men of the deep State to cancel Article 50 altogether – Britain’s unilateral right. A second referendum to reverse the first would then doubtless be ordered, this time with all sources of funding for ‘Leave’ neutered and an even greater official bias and advantage for ‘Remain’ engineered .

And after that, I fear that Britain would collapse into anarchy. Feelings are too high. The just anger of the 17.4m would spill, and we would all lose from it.