Comments by "Nigel Johnson" (@nigeljohnson9820) on "May insists rebels who want her gone won't make Brexit better" video.

Mrs May is hoping to panic MPs into voting for her deal on the basis that anything is better than nothing, that may be why UK preparations for a no deal brexit are so poor, it was never the intention that they be used. Mrs May has crossed all her red lines and forgotten she said no deal is better than a bad deal and nothing is agreed until all is agreed. The whole basis of her strategy is that of jam tomorrow for short term pain. But the period of pain can be made indefinite by the EU, since we have no unilateral exit. The EU have a 600 plus page document that meets their demands, written in legally binding language and we have a six page document of platitudes and promises of a future trade relationship between the EU and UK. For this we pay £39 billion and continue to pay fees every March for the privilege of giving away our sovereignty. This is a very bad deal.
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@Dear_Mr._Isaiah_Deringer it is likely that a future government will be forced to renege on the treasonous deal, if it is signed by Mrs May. The language of the agreement is intended to obfuscate the content from the general population. If the content was made clear there would be more than calls for Mrs May to resign, there would be calls for her to be tried for treason.
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