The Conservative Party has failed us. Since the referendum, they have promised consistently to deliver on the referendum mandate, including a general election. We had the abomination of Chequers, we had the discredited Withdrawal Agreement, and now we have talks with the neo-Marxists of the Labour Party to cobble together a BRINO, with a customs union and alignment to the internal market. Every, and I mean every, promise from the Prime Minister and her top team has been broken.
Since the 2017 election, I have called for Mrs. May to resign, or be sacked. I heard recently that she wants to remain in power longer than Gordon Brown. The truth probably that she wants to remain in power so that she is remembered to be as terrible as Lord North.
It is a shock, as a decently loyal Conservative Party Member, to be contemplating voting against my own Party. I believe in the Party. However, it is a disgrace at the moment, and I have wrote to my local Association telling them that I will not campaign for them until Mrs. May has gone. My patience is starting to run thin and if she has not gone soon, I would not rule out leaving for good.
The Conservative Party was the party of Thatcher and Churchill. The Party of meritocracy, equality of opportunity, a property owning democracy, having a stake in your work, lower taxes and most importantly, individual freedom and liberty. We have abandoned most of these, but it is not too late to change.
With the political picture in front of myself, my allegiance has gone on the 23rd May. I will be proudly walking to my local Community Centre, and putting a cross with my stubby pencil, for Nigel Farage, and the Brexit Party.
They are the only Party in this election who are standing up for the 52% of this country who want to leave the European Union. They believed in a deal - so did I - but I now favour an exit unto World Trade Organisation rules. There is no other way, and I will not contemplate supporting Mrs. May's surrender treaty, so this is the only way out of the lock jam. A No Deal exit is needed.
If you are a Brexiteer. If you are a Remainer, who respects democracy. If you are someone who did not vote. Take your opportunity to vote. Take your opportunity to show the established order how angry you are at their betrayal. Take your opportunity to vote for a decent candidate. Take your opportunity and vote for the Brexit Party.
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