What is happening at #brexit? PART I
Belgian EU politician Gerolf Annemans says that Brussels is trying to sabotage BREXIT. Video English:
Britain contributes 20% to the budget of the European Union. One-fifth that needs to be replaced. The kleptocrats in Brussels will not limit their agenda. Ergo, one is still looking for ways to prevent BREXIT with methods that bypass the public.
There is a possibility that the negotiations between the United Kingdom and the EU member Ireland will be canceled this week. In any case, the Irish Prime Minister Leo Varadka sabotages Meetings, he is a puppet of Emanuel Macron and Angela Merkel. Varadkar had speculated with the Benn Act, which was brought in by the Labor Party's red, Hilary Benn, to prevent a no-deal and postpone the BREXIT for at least three months. Over time, Paris and Berlin had hoped to destabilize the British government by subversive methods.
The bill was tabled by Labor MP Hilary Benn and signed by opposition leaders as well as the two red submarines (Alistair Burt and Philip Hammond) by conservative party thrown out by the Tories. The government must therefore either reach an agreement - or seek Parliament's approval of No Deal Brexit by 19 October. If the government does not do it on time, the prime minister would have to write to the European Parliament to request another extension. The proposed date for this extension would be 31 January 2020. If the EU proposes a different date, the Prime Minister must accept it by law - unless the Commons (House of Commons) reject the proposed date.
But since the Benn act in Berlin and Paris will not bring hoped-for result, Varadkar has become ever quieter. Last week, all official communication channels and the back channels between London and Dublin cooled off. Throughout the conversation, Varadkar never compromised, but used the time in the media to verbally attack London. He expects much from a second referendum and speaks with Frenchman Michel Barnier (EU BREXIT negotiator) to work for Britain not leaving the EU without giving up on Northern Ireland. If Northern Ireland continues to be covered by EU law, Paris and Berlin would ensure the possibility of easier access to the UK. Very good with the intention to manipulate domestic politics with intelligence methods. The German Chancellor apparently forgot that Bomber Harris was an Englishman.
There are some Axis politicians who want to discuss British conditions, but Macron and Merkel support Varadkar and Bernier. Even in the UK, some BREXIT friends, even the Torys, still believe in a friend in Angela Merkel. But these will have their wake up effect in the near future.
In London, it is believed that Dublin only wants to postpone and announce at the end of the week: "All right, let's just limit BREXIT over Northern Ireland." This would not change the domestic threat to Britain (which emanates from the Axis powers), and it would help destabilize the Conservatives. If Dublin dares to take this step, Britain will say no. This concludes the negotiations.
Varadkar speculates that thereafter there will either be a new referendum or the Torys will win the absolute majority. Britain will do nothing but repeat its previous bid. Based on the assumptions that Varadkar makes, his actions are rational. His starting position is wrong. The Axis powers as well as Brussels and Dublin focus exclusively on the supporters of the European Union in the UK and ignore the opponents. This shows that they do not understand the state of general British interests and will ultimately work against them.
If the DEAL negotiations fail because of Varadkar, they will not be revived as the Benn Act had planned. The Reds had assumed that when Theresa May resigns, the Tories can get out of hand and be pushed quickly against the wall, giving them better options in the bargaining and even preventing BREXIT. Apparently, the red pigs have learned nothing from the mistakes of the past, they believe Boris Johnson is bluffing.
If the talks do not bear fruit by the end of this week, London will try to move to Brexit immediately. London is preparing for this case and has developed a strategy paper that is currently subject to absolute secrecy in order to hit the enemy unprepared. Since there is no precedent, the lawyers see the scope of action of Johnson very different.
