Labour & ex-Tory rebels are to blame if Boris doesn't deliver Brexit on Oct 31

'If Britain’s not out of the EU on October 31, the blame will lie with Labour, the LibDems and ex-Tory rebels' Brexit

ON past form, whatever new deal Boris Johnson unveils will be howled down by Ireland, Brussels and a Remain-friendly media determined to destroy him.

It could be the perfect, mutually beneficial Brexit agreement — with verified cures for cancer and the common cold thrown in — and it wouldn’t be enough.Ireland has no interest in making anything work. They still think their intransigence leads not to No Deal but to a second referendum. Like many myopic Remainers, they care little for what that would do to our social cohesion.

They also seem to believe that, despite Brexit, nothing must change for them. That’s delusional. Britain voted for change. It will affect them. Europe is used to reversing, rerunning or ignoring inconvenient referendums, as indeed Ireland did twice. Our Government is rightly determined that will not happen here.If we’re still not out on October 31 it won’t be his fault, will it?

The blame will lie with Labour, the Lib-Dems, the SNP, the ex-Tory rebels, their rogue Speaker Bercow . . . and the EU they shamefully sided with.

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