Matthew Steeples foresees a need for the government to accept that their Brexit strategy is simply not working and change tact; news that Porsche will introduce a surcharge of 10% is proof of how bad a situation we are now in
“How does this end?” sensibly asked Alison McGovern MP after the government’s defeat on Brexit this week.
She was right to ask such a question and with the EU’s chief negotiator, Michael Barnier, stating that Theresa May has “failed” whilst achieving the impossible of uniting Kenneth Clarke and Jacob Rees-Mogg, it is now time for a change of tack.
Two stories to keep beside you
The Etiquette of Brexit
Matthew Steeples shares a lesson about post-Brexit etiquette This weekend I’ve encountered the worst of post-Brexit behaviour on both social media and in reality and it has led me to the realisation that whatever our views, we should be respectful of one another. Both in Britain and America, where the rabid arguments between […]
Something has to change
Matthew Steeples suggests that the way in which allegations of sexual offences are investigated in Britain needs to change
Mrs May, as Rees-Mogg pointed out some time ago, is on a merry-go-round. It goes round and round but nothing changes. She blabbers on about her deal being “the only deal” in spite of no one else wanting it and meanwhile businesses quit our shores.
News that Porsche have asked British customers to commit to a contract committing them to a 10% surcharge if there is a no-deal Brexit further illustrates what a disaster we are now facing. We need solutions, not problems from our Prime Minister and we need them now.
#ExitBrexit #BringHerDown #MakeFebruaryTheEndOfMay
Facebook: @TheSteepleTimes
Instagram: @TheSteepleTimes
Twitter: @SteepleTimes and @M_Steeples
Readers have their say
0 comments
No comments yet.