The Pantomime goes on

How many more Acts and Scenes are there going to be in this House of Commons pantomime, it appears the plot thickens every week as more and more MPs join the cast and are eager to show off there newly acquired acting ability, or lack of it depending on your view. With Walt Disney’s Alice in Wonderland politics still holding sway at PM’s Question Time, in the back ground we are seeing adventures into Game of Thrones, House of Cards and William Shakespeare, all round, it appears to be taking the shape of a plot designed for Midsomer Murders. The Cameron Cuckoo has been the first to get the chop, after being the first PM for 20 years to be elected the leader of a true Conservative government he has lasted for just 1 year, perhaps he should have listened to and not ignored the Swivel Eyed Loons that he was told supported him. Like the Cuckoo he came to the fore in April, with the air and grace of an Arthur Daley type second hand car salesman making outrageous claims on the referendum, sings the song in May and plays the same tune in the middle of June and then when it all goes wrong he’s flying away. Meanwhile the Corbyn Mad Hatter elected to office by its party members only 12 months ago now finds its self at odds with its party’s elected parliamentary MPs who have given it a vote of no confidence. These MPs are supported no less by the Cuckoo, who after booking his own flight out tells parliament he wants the Mad Hatter to join him, presumably for a trip to Fantasy Island. Let’s hope they take a lot of their own ilk of useless depressing decrepit fear mongering MPs with them and follow the path of that famous Oozium bird, so that the country can begin to regain a much needed confidence. Unfortunately that is not the end of the pantomime as the scene now moves to the campaign itself and how things panned out. Throughout the campaign the conservatives were constantly stressing how their party would still be united with their Brexiteers after the referendum, which makes you wonder. Since the majority of the leaders of the Leave campaign were conservatives and almost all are now supporting a remainer for PM, could these people have been part of a Tory plot to stop UKIP taking the prominent position of opposition. If they did then unfortunately the result still went badly wrong for the remainers because the main players forgot to tell their wives of the plot, and when they got involved things turned rather nasty and personal and some of the actors were then forced to take their parts seriously. The result of the referendum has proved the old saying; you can fool some of the people all of the time, all of the people some of the time, but not all of the people all of the time. Even after spending billions of pounds over the last 20 years denying the existence of our nation, and even though these none patriots tried to rig the vote by extending the voting deadline, and even though they spent £9million of public money on propaganda leaflets, called on the support some think through blackmail of big business and wealthy organisations, have infested not only the House of Commons but every public and political institution in England, and even though they try to transform our homeland into taking on the mantle of a British colony, English common sense proved too much and democracy won the day, or as it. After the constant reference being made by Vote Remain during the referendum that anybody voting for Brexit was thick, and referred to by the derogatory term “Little Englander” it is surely now obvious to the English or at least it should be that over 75% of the present HOC has no respect for you or your nation. These people have always been in denial of the democratic right of the English to have to their own parliament, and they must now be full of venom that England has not given them the result they wanted. We must not count our chickens before they are hatched, if you are English and a member of the conservative party I urge you to think carefully before casting your vote, and remember, until Article 50 is signed by the PM the uncertainty of direction could bring about the calamity the remainers forecast and give them the excuse to try and change the result.