BREXIT - we'll, it's been a chaotic week in Westminster to say the very least. After Boris Johnson decided to shut down parliament with permission of the queen for a few weeks, we had one parliamentary vote after the other, deciding to pass a law that will put a no-deal Brexit off the table and delay Brexit once again. Of course, they just want to stop Brexit all together.

The best part is, the ones opposing Boris Johnson and the conservatives, are also the ones trying to avoid a new general election suggested by Johnson... obviously because they know that they will lose. What a joke, honestly. They wanted a 2nd referendum, but not a general election. So trustworthy.

The British people want to get this finally done with. We want to get on with our lives.
Boris seems so determined that he might even risk breaking this fresh new law in order to get us out of the EU by the end of October, and has sacked over 20 MPs already.
I honestly never really liked Johnson all that much. Personally, I would have favoured Jacob Rees-Mogg to lead the negotiations. But I have the impression that Boris really wants to get this done.

I was once in favour of the EU, as this was not only a trade union, but also a peace agreement after WW1 and WW2. So it has a historic meaning, similar to Israel. But seeing what it has become now, it just makes me sad. The longer these negotiations go, the more I'm starting to get why conservatives want to get out. In reality, the people on the left are actually the intolerant ones.

Why won't they respect the vote? I didn't even vote in 2016 because I didn't have my National Insurance Number yet. But if I had, I would have actually voted to remain, and I'm conservative myself by the way. But would I vote the same way today, after all of this? I'm starting to think not...

Thoughts...