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PLEASE SUPPORT MY YOUTUBE WORK ON PATREON: http://bit.ly/2oUVQfm FACEBOOK: @JeffTaylorBrexit The Remoaners are doing their best to force the UK into a legal abyss in order to frustrate Brexit. LIKE THIS? PLEASE SHARE IT using the url -    • UK Legal Abyss Forced by Die-Hard Rem...   SUBSCRIBE to Jeff Taylor Here: https://goo.gl/NyzUPo How to SUPERCHARGE your YouTube videos - start for FREE: http://bit.ly/2vbl9z2 According to the Sun, UK Cabinet ministers are now privately saying that unless a deal is agreed with the EU by October the UK will be plunged into a legal abyss. Without a deal in October they would be forced to wait until November or even later to start the process of getting key Brexit legislation through the Westminster parliament, which would not leave them enough time to get the laws in place by March 2019 - and that is without the massive spoiling rearguard action that the Remoaners would fight every inch of the way. The Leader of the House of Commons, Andrea Leadsom, who is in charge of the government business timetable, also warned that, due to only having a narrow majority, the government would probably not be able to use any Expedited Legislation procedures. And now i-News is reporting that some minsters fear that a deal with Brussels will not be reached until Christmas. We will now see the Remoaners coming out and being even more obstructive, if that could be at all possible given how hard they have been working so far against the will of their electorate. The thinking is now that Theresa May has just one chance of saving both Brexit and her job and that is to win a crucial Commons vote on Wednesday. This vote concerns the Remainers claims that the PM promised them a meaningful vote on the final Brexit deal with Brussels via a Lords amendment to the EU withdrawal Bill, if the Remainers voted with the government. In the end the rebels did vote with the government on the back of that promise, but they claim that the amendment finally put in by the government fell far short of what they were promised. This amendment will go to the Lords on Monday with the rest of the Bill where there will undoubtedly be much tinkering before it goes back to the Commons on Wednesday. If the PM wins, she can use the prospect of a no-deal Brexit as a negotiating position. If she loses the vote, then Brussels will sit back and offer either nothing or a very bad deal and wait for the UK parliament to do their negotiations for them. The Remainers and Brussels are probably hoping that at the very least at some stage in the months before 11pm on March 29th 2019, they can engineer a vote in parliament to approach the EU for an extension to the Article 50 negotiating process, for which as I said yesterday, the EU Council of Ministers is already preparing. Be in no doubt, the main drivers behind the UK being in this position, are the antics of those pro-EU MPs, Lords and civil servants. As John Longworth says in the Telegraph: "The strident and concerted attempt by the Remainer establishment, including the media, to overthrow the democratic will of the people has been shocking and has revealed a rottenness at the heart of the way our country is run." As an example, The Daily Mail reports that just year ago the former Tory attorney general, Dominic Grieve, told the House of Commons that he did not want to 'fetter the government's hands in negotiations or indeed the government's right to walk away from the negotiations'. But what does he seem to be doing right now? Ensuring that the PM's hands are tied on both counts. And now we have the Business Secretary, Greg Clark, demanding that the UK stays tied to EU customs rules until 2025 says the Sun, because the maximum facilitation customs plan, or Max-Fac, won't be ready for seven years. But as I said yesterday, the UK establishment will be quite prepared to be part of a new EU wide and beyond 230 million euro tax co-operation scheme and IT system by 2021. Seimens manufacturing. Sources: https://www.thesun.co.uk/news/6544656... https://inews.co.uk/news/brexit/exclu... https://www.thesun.co.uk/news/6545790... https://www.thesun.co.uk/news/6544612... https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2018... https://www.telegraph.co.uk/politics/...