From UK reader, K.. TY!!

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Brexit without the Exit

The British government, along with most other governments, has never regarded serving the will of the people as one of its priorities. This attitude is not about to change. The actions of both the government and the top EU bureaucrats during the Brexit fiasco have made it plain for all who look carefully enough that a genuine exit will not be permitted to happen (we'll quietly ignore the fact that the U.K. actually left the EU on March 29, and the legal challenge intended to demonstrate this fact irrefutably has been obstructed and delayed).

In 2016, Prime Minister David Cameron made what was for him and the government a disastrous mistake, by calling a referendum on the U.K.'s membership of the European Union. The majority in favour of leaving was so great that, even after the numbers were fiddled, the government still did not have the result that they had hoped for. The faked murder of MP Jo Cox, one week before the referendum, which was intended to bring out the sympathy vote, did not have the desired effect. So, ever since June 2016, the government and the EU have been trying to figure out how to deal with a situation which they found completely unacceptable, namely that the British people had dared to say that they preferred not to be under the control of unelected bureaucrats in a foreign country.

Regarding the "Get Brexit Done" slogan, one should remember that Boris Johnson stated that he would get the U.K out by last October 31st. This was a "do or die " promise. He didn't do what he promised, and neither did he die. No undertaking given by this Prime Minister can be accepted at face value.

The genuineness of Johnson's desire to take Britain out of the EU has been called into question, because in the past, he has repeatedly stated that he thought we should not leave.
Video, ten seconds
Boris Johnson: I'd vote to stay in the Single Market
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X7Mhokzv-jw

All the times Boris Johnson called for Britain to stay in the single market
https://www.businessinsider.com/boris-johnson-single-market-brexit-campaign-customs-union-2018-1?r=
US&IR=T

Is he an opportunist, who will say whatever he thinks is necessary to further his political advancement? Probably. Is he playing a role in a carefully orchestrated plan, the aim of which is to delay Brexit for as long as possible, or to sabotage it completely? Quite possibly.

Even if, by an inexplicable miracle, Brexit is declared to have happened at some stage down the line, that still won't make much difference. The U.K. will be locked into the European Defence Union. Not only will all aspects of our military, which has been scaled down greatly in recent years for this purpose, be under a European central point of command and control, but our police and intelligence services will be integrated into the same system. It has been said that a country which is unable to defend itself without external assistance does not really exist as a viable entity, and this was probably the plan all along.

Kind regards,

K