In her Telegraph column, Sherelle Jacobs turns attention to the Remainer MPs who are attempting to block a no deal Brexit. She talked of how they have been stopped in their tracks after Boris Johnson asked the Queen to suspend Parliament.

She said: “Boris Johnson’s move to finally call the bluff of Remainer MPs by asking the Queen to suspend parliament is a game changer.

“And the whirlwind of outrage has been quite a spectacle to behold.

“While Ruth Davidson is set to resign as Scottish Tory leader, Jeremy Corbyn, Jo Swinson and Anna Soubry have demanded to meet the Queen.”

The move from Mr Johnson sparked outrage among Remainer circles, with several high profile political leaders scrambling to meet the Queen.

Ms Jacobs drew attention to the unremitting behaviour of certain Remainers, especially those who possess considerable amounts of influence in Parliament.

She wrote: “John Bercow – the man who has reduced the role of Speaker to a paradigm of law-bending goonery worthy of Putin’s Russia – has claimed that shutting down Parliament is ‘an offence against the democratic process’ and accused the PM of committing a ‘constitutional outrage’.

“So has former Chancellor Philip Hammond. The one-time Goth, with his almost pathological aversion to sunny optimism, called the events “profoundly undemocratic”, even though he has spent the last three years spewing black resentment in the face of British self-determination.”

Mr Hammond in particular has been accused of being a “cheerleader” for Brexit, going out of his way on numerous occasions to divert the course of Brexit away from no deal, and into something that would better suit his pro-EU ideals.

READ MORE: Labour humiliation: MP threatens the Queen after prorogue approval

Source: Read Full Article