Now I'm definitely not a conspiracy theorist. I believe that man did land on the moon, there was nobody on the grassy knoll and we are not being run by reptiles. However, given all the mess we're now faced with over the Government and Brexit, I'm starting to wonder if these last 2 months haven't been, up to a point, pre-planned. Think about this: Dave Davis realises that Brexit will be much tougher than previously thought and likely to bring the government in charge down when the public see what we're faced with. He tells TM. What can they do? Well, as thing stand then the Tories are going to be firmly in control and therefore responsible. The only thing to do is call a snap election and try to get out of power. That seems impossible given that they are double-digits clear in the polls. But what if they made such a mess of the electioneering that people lost confidence in them and had to turn elsewhere? Given that they lurched from one disaster to another (U-turn after U-turn, alienating the core support of OAPs and middle-class parents, refusing to appear at debates, looking very uncertain and definitely not 'strong and stable') I just wonder if this was part of a pre-determined plan. And the fact is that it could very well have worked if it wasn't for Labour's 'promise the Earth' manifesto - and Diane Abbott.
OK, so it's a bit far-fetched - but I can't think of any other reason why the most efficient political machine that this country has ever seen suddenly became as unstable as a clown's car and as believable as Donald Trump in the witness box. Think about it for a second or two.
OK, so it's a bit far-fetched - but I can't think of any other reason why the most efficient political machine that this country has ever seen suddenly became as unstable as a clown's car and as believable as Donald Trump in the witness box. Think about it for a second or two.
