Comments by "peabase" (@peabase) on "How does Boris Johnson's new Brexit bill violate international law?" video.

  1. Er, exactly which discredited government are you referring to? The WA was ratified on 23 January 2020. Johnson became prime minister on 24 July 2019.
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  2.  @matthewstokes1608  Boris Johnson renegotiated the WA, Einstein.
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  3. Be that as it may, here it's the Tories who painted the UK into a corner.
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  4. So the EU's NWO globalists (Reptilians?) travelled back in time, tweaked the Good Friday Agreement, fixed the Brexit referendum and then hypnotised the Tories into rejecting a soft Brexit. It all starts to make sense now.
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  5.  @alanedwards6491  I forgot to add that the EU's NWO Reptilians also bamboozled Johnson's cabinet and British Parliament into negotiating and then ratifying a disastrous Withdrawal Agreement. Still, the alternative, that the UK's leaders don't understand the consequences of their actions, is even more horrible to contemplate.
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  6.  @alanedwards6491  Sure, but then the WA has failed its purpose. If that's no biggie, it begs the question what all the hullabaloo was about. I mean, a prime minister resigned for failing -- not once but thrice -- to get her WA through parliament, snap elections and a new prime minister who renegotiated the WA, basically just adding the bits that are now deemed incompatible with maintaining British sovereignty. It's clearly amateur hour in Whitehall.
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