In a move that could potentially tear apart the Conservative Party and more importantly the country, Remainer Tory MPs have warned Boris Johnson that they will bring his government down, if he pursues a no-deal Brexit.
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In a move that could potentially tear apart the Conservative Party and more importantly the country, Remainer Tory MPs have warned Boris Johnson that they will bring his government down, if he pursues a no-deal Brexit.
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Brussels can now relax, as the Tory Remainer MPs have basically told the Eurocrats that the UK will never leave the European Union. Which is of course the aim of these pro-EU MPs.
Because, not only have they helped the Remain cause by voting to remove the possibility of a new PM shutting down parliament to let the clock run down to a no-deal Brexit, they have also said they will actively work to bring down a government, if it tries to leave the EU without a deal.
Further, according to a Sunday Express report, Remainer Tories were called to Boris Johnson's office, where they laughed when he demanded their loyalty.
One unnamed MP who attended the meeting is quoted in the report as saying:
"I laughed when he said it. I mean, the chutzpah of the man.
"He and the European Research Group showed no loyalty to Theresa May. They are the ones who stopped her deal getting through and stopped Brexit. So why should we show loyalty to him?"
Brilliant, bring your own man down and hand the country over to a bunch of Marxists. While kicking your own membership base in the teeth for voting for him.
And one of the ringleaders in this regard is the current Chancellor of the Exchequer, Philip Hammond.
He told the BBC that, because he could never back the option of a no deal Brexit he intends to resign from..
