How many times did we hear from Jeremy Corbyn that Theresa May is in denial over her Brexit deal? Her party was terribly split down the Brexit line. And instead of party influence her to reject a dead deal, Tories have gone to the collective denial, and voted her to renegotiate!

Sound surreal, doesn’t it? Not if you have read previous sequels of the drama:

BREAKING NEWS: May Survives No-Confidence Vote

BREAKING NEWS: May’s Brexit Deal Torpedoed!

So, today, only 58 days before March 29th, the hard Brexit date, House of Commons, thanks to Tory leavers votes, has authorized the prime minister to renegotiate her deal around the key point: Backstop…

Duration: 4:07

This, in essence, is a battle for an open market: UK wants to exit EU but to use all the advantages of the common market with EU. Brussels bureaucracy doesn’t want to hear this, and threatens a hard border between Republic of Ireland and Northern Ireland, which may return UK in the days of IRA terror. EU estimates that any Brexit, and especially a hard one, can also provoke new referendum on independence of Scotland, which would help them to force UK to remain…

Backstop explained. Duration: 5:34

EU cannot allow succesfull Brexit, because it could reveal the truth to other EU nations — that they can live better without the leviathan of Brussels bureaucracy, its frivolous rule and blackmails by the European Central Bank.

If anyone still thinks that the deal with EU is possible, he/she should see this European Parliament debate on Brexit a day after the House of Commons held a series of votes on Prime Minister Theresa May's “Plan B” and alternative amendments…

Duration: 52:32

And what about Jeremy Corbyn? Is he also in denial by insisting on an impossible deal with EU? Maybe. I would rather say that he is using the situation to expose this Tory Government as hopelessly incompetent, and force new parliamentary elections.

Everything we have in this saga, except — the will of UK voters. Can’t wait for the next sequel. How about you?

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