We agree to disagree on some but not all points. We already voted leave twice, the initial referendum and the 2017 election during which both major parties pledged to honour the initial decision, so even though Mrs May’s majority was lost for the Tories, Labour also supported Leave. I cannot take for one split second any confidence from Jeremy Corbyn ‘s line of thinking, he has confused his party and a lot of those who originally supported him. Even last night his spokespeople seemed at odds with his earlier assertion that an election must now come, hinting at various conditions beforehand etc. A second referendum is uncertain on its outcome leading to yet more delay and loss of confidence. People talk of the loss of democracy, well that’s simply not the case, even though I voted Remain, it was a reluctant vote as the EU is the most undemocratic organisation with all the key figures being ‘negotiated’ into position and there is no clear process by which these people can be removed from office. I prefer our way where if the PM’s party proves unworthy of office, whatever party that is in power, they can be removed at the ballot box. That principle has not nor will not be given up. You might find this post irrelevant or even irritating but fortunately we can have our debates without fear of our lives, not so in many other so called democracies.
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knows what I want my funeral arrangements to be and there is just enough in the Post Office savings account to pay for it. I have bequeathed my season ticket to the most stinking, dirty, scruffy foul mouthed vagrant in the Above Bar that way the people who sit around me at St Mary's will be constantly reminded of me. At the moment I am finding it difficult to find someone willing to read the eulogy at my funeral.
