K, What is truly sad is that the British people voted to Exit the EU. Clearly they don't give a &*&^ what they think.

Thanks!

From Reader K:

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There hasn't been much mention of the result of the general election which we've just had in the UK, and its implications. Here's an article which deals with this subject.

http://www.thetruthseeker.co.uk/?p=152901

The fact that Theresa May did not obtain the outright majority of seats which she thought was certain at the time that she called the election a couple of months ago, means that she now finds herself in the uncomfortable position of having to rely on the support of other parties, in particular a small party from Northern Ireland, in order to push through major legislation. This situation may just possibly put the brakes on her desire to increase Britain's involvement in the Syrian conflict.

Regards,
K

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Prime Minister Theresa May’s decision to call a snap general election has backfired badly on her.

Although the biggest single winner, her Conservative Party failed to reach the 326-mark needed to command an overall parliamentary majority. The ruling Conservatives secured 315 seats while Labour won 261 seats, raising the prospect of a hung parliament.
The election was meant to strengthen May’s hand and provide her with a clear mandate in Brexit negotiations.

However, quite the opposite has happened. With talks on Britain’s departure from the European Union due to start in just over a week, it is now unclear who will make up the next government and what exact course Brexit will follow.

“At this time, more than anything else this country needs a period of stability,” a grim-faced May said after winning her own parliamentary seat of Maidenhead, near London.
There have already been calls for Theresa May to resign. Conservative member of parliament Anna Soubry has been the first in the party to disavow May, calling on the prime minister to “consider her position”.

“I’m afraid we ran a pretty dreadful campaign,” Soubry said.
According to former UKIP leader Nigel Farage: “May is toast”.