So as Boris Johnson licks his wounds.
He better break out the booze.
He’s going to need it.
As he enters the final too weeks of his PM-ship.
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Well. As they debated in the House Of Commons in the UK on Saturday. Huge numbers protested outside in London.
Boris Johnson probably needs booze because he experienced an unsurprising defeat. As the U.K Parliament rejected on Saturday, his end-of-the month Deal.
To take the U.K out of the E.U.
Yes. Dear Boris is probably needing crates of Brittania's Brew and Harvey's Blue Label Pale Ale.
To cope with this set back.
Chaos currently reigns in English politics right now. Even a 2nd Referendum is possible.
But that will be about whether the U.K leave the E.U at all.
Not any Deal to withdraw.
So unfortunately Boris has had to ask the E.U's, Donald Tusk for an extension.
Something Boris always feared he may have to do.
With this outcome.
He claims that,
'The deal that has been rejected was the best deals the UK could strike, one that would position the country for a thriving future as an agile, free agent in the global economy. And that any further delay would be pointless, expensive and deeply corrosive of public trust
I think trust is the operative word here.
And alot of UK voters seem to longer trust Boris.
If they ever did.
Remember. The public didn't vote him in
by election
He got to be PM.... based on the votes of the British Conservative Party members.
Boris Johnson thinks he's Winston Churchill.
Donald Trump thinks Boris is Winston Churchill.
No one else does.
Cause everyone knows....Winston Churchill steered the UK skillfully through a shocking long War and near occupation.
And was PM twice.
Big difference.
But there is no doubt.
That Boris Johnson will be remembered for this key political time or political crisis.
Of the UK leaving its shared identity as part of the EU.
And re-claiming their British identity. Wholly.
As far as I can see. The UK stood on it own 2 feet (no choice)
In the first years of WW2. And stood very strong.
So in my view....they can survive easily without EU membership. Cause it's really no big deal.
If you want to compare it to a real British crisis.
I say this because. The UK amazingly evaded an almost certain invasion. By the Germans in 1940.
Particularly in the period between July and Oct 1940.
And. The British were on their own until at least 1942.
When the Americans finally got on board.
How the hell, the UK people prevented that German invasion alone in 1940. Was nothing short of a miracle.
And that's gone down in history.
Cause they surely were not equipped. Or prepared enough for it, in the middle of 1940.
So withdrawal from the EU? No biggie for the British.
It's just a dilemma.
Not a life and death situation.
Its no big drama I don't think.
That the younger generations are imaginating.
Cause these days they can apply for visas from their sofas. Very quickly online.
On their phones.
In the 1980's. And to visit alot of European countries in the 1990's. We had to physically go to the embassy of the European countries we wanted to travel to.
At least 2 weeks prior to travel.
Pay for it. And wait for the Visa to be approved.
Then go back and get the Visa put in our passports.
The current Schengen Area Zone. The group of European countries without border controls for European Passport Holders.
Did not even start in its small way... until 1985.
Back then, the Schengen Agreement only led to the abolishment of borders....in only 5 European countries.
In 1990 it further developed and there was a freedom of movement expansion. That included Italy, Portugal, Spain and Greece.
But it wasn't until as late as 1995 that France, Germany, Luxembourg, Belgium, and the Netherlands abolished their internal borders. And joined. And removed border controls.
In 2000 it expanded again.
To include Denmark, Finland, Sweden, Iceland, Norway, Czech Republic, Estonia, Hungary, Latvia, Lithuania, Malta, Poland, Slovenia, Slovakia and Switzerland.
So the full version of freedom of movement in Europe and no border controls. Has not been operating as long as younger generations think.