Rachel Sabiha Johnson is not your everyday journalist. She is taking on the Prime Minister by attempting to turn the Parliament against her and the British public.
The journalist…began her trashing session with an attack on Prime Minister Theresa May.
She said: “It was a simple yes or no question, just like the referendum in fact, and just as dangerous. If another EU vote was held tomorrow, would Theresa May vote to leave?
“She was asked three times, thrice she ducked the question. She shared she would not answer hypotheticals, she would have to weigh up the evidence. She told us at some length how she had voted before, which was Remain: I’ll take that as a no.
“It’s not surprising that the PM took evasive action and sat on the fence. It worked with Corbyn when it comes to the most divisive and challenging issue of modern times.”
…Johnson said the PM had become the “unwilling executioner” of Brexit and were driving the country over “the cliff edge.”
She continued: “It does make Remainers like her into unwilling executioners as if the PM and most of the Cabinet know they are taking the country to the cliff edge.”
It comes as a new poll revealed a large swathe of the British public want the Government to play hardball in talks with EU chiefs.
According to the survey, 74 per cent of participants think a no deal on Brexit would be better than a bad deal.
So, it appears that Johnson is frustrated because most of the public do not agree with her. It appears that she is fed up with the “little people who are in charge of the government” and wants them squashed like bugs beneath the boots of Parliament.
It all makes sense, however, if you know a little bit more about Johnson.
Read on the next page about how this woman, who has radical Muslim roots, has decided that a Brexit constitutes a departure from free and open borders that illegals and refugees from the Middle East and Africa exploit in an unending march toward the European Caliphate!
That’s a woman?!?!
you$#%&!@*hole
Sounds like our democrats
Elitists becoming sincere? Looks like it!