Brexit

The Duran’s Alex Christoforou and Editor-in-Chief Alexander Mercouris discuss the ‘no confidence’ vote that UK Prime Minister May won with the a slim margin…meaning that though few MPs have confidence in her ‘Brexit withdrawal’ negotiating skills, they appear to have no problem allowing May to lead the country towards its Brexit deadline in March, which coincidently may be delayed and eventually scrapped altogether.

Co-Written by Robert Stevens and Chris Marsden Theresa May’s government survived a no-confidence vote Wednesday night brought by Labour Party leader Jeremy Corbyn. MPs voted by 325 to 306 with all 314 MPs of her divided Conservative Party voting to keep the government in office. They were joined by the 10 MPs of the Democratic Unionist Party and an independent[Read More...]

Prime Minister Theresa May's Brexit deal went down to a crushing defeat in the House of Commons, but she survived a no confidence vote […]
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[audio mp3="http://www.corbettreport.com/mp3/2019-01-17%20James%20Evan%20Pilato.mp3"][/audio]This week on the New World Next Week: the controlled demolition of Brexit proceeds apace; the World Bank gets a new corporate slavemaster; and the police can’t force you to unlock your phone.

Co-Written by By Robert Stevens and Chris Marsden MPs voted by a massive majority Tuesday evening against Prime Minister Theresa May’s proposed deal with the European Union (EU) on the terms of Britain’s exit from the bloc. May was defeated by a majority of 230, with 432 MPs against the deal and just 202 for in the biggest vote against[Read More...]

Emboldened by Theresa May’s lack of leadership and will to deliver the Brexit that UK citizens voted for in a democratic referendum, remain MPs are now mobilizing to do the EU’s bidding in forcing Britain to nullify the Brexit process and eventually stay a part of the European Union.

Tonight the faltering Tory government led by Theresa May is may face the ultimate survival challenge – facing a vote of ‘no confidence’ following a motion tabled by Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn.
Should May and the Tories fail to win the upcoming vote by simple majority – it will automatically trigger a new General Election, one which could open the door for Corbyn and Labour’s ascendancy.
To move follows a week of fall outs over the PM’s handling of her much maligned Brexit deal which was eventually voted down by the UK parliament on Tuesday.

By George Galloway
Despite the thrashing around of the NATO disinformation apparat, the imperial heartland has entered 2019 in a state of complete chaos.
Washington, London, and Paris – the three capitals of the Empire – are today effectively ungoverned, shutdown, tottering on the brink of collapse or under siege by their own people.

Paradoxically, while the current Brexit impasse is pregnant with risk, the British should welcome it. Their discontent with the choices before them is an opportunity, not a curse, and more democracy is the antidote, not the disease.

Via Sputnik News…