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BCFM Drivetime
Oliver Letwin stopping Brexit, and Jacob Rees-Mogg calling him ‘Illuminati’
Weekly Program
 Bristol Broadband Co-operative  Contact Contributor
Sept. 6, 2019, 3:06 p.m.
https://politicsthisweek.wordpress.com/2019/09/05/bcfms-weekly-politics-show-presented-by-tony-gosling-164/
First hour news review: with North Somerset prospective parliamentary candidate for the Brexit Party Ann Tarr: Brexit fiasco this week. Donald Anstad – investors moving away from West towards East and emerging markets The developed world is on the brink of a financial, economic, social and political crisis - debt in West, banks and quantitative easing. Brexit fiasco this week: Boris calling for an election and Corbyn’s answer; Oliver Letwin discussing Brexit, and Rees-Mogg calling him and his type ‘the Illuminati’; Government tabling a vote of no confidence in themselves. First Boris Johnson PMQs Corbyn - poverty in UK and Boris’s plan for Brexit – Boris’s opinion of Corbyn’s plan for the UK. Spending review £13.8bn Spending review: what Sajid Javid announced on crime, education, transport and defence. The Government is also providing a total of £6.3bn for Brexit preparations, including £2.1bn for no-deal contingencies. PMQs can Boris promise more front line police? Bid to bring nuclear waste to Bridgwater: Plans to transport nuclear waste through Bridgwater to Hinkley Point have been rejected by Somerset County Council.– waste from renewables. Patel defence contract: Priti Patel accused of conflict of interest in MoD contract Lib Dems ask home secretary to clarify relationship with US military tech supplier Viasat   
The people were finally given a vote on a United States of Europe nobody ever asked for or voted for.
The audacity and injustice as big as one of Hitler's lies.
If this is now fudged or ignored altogether only darkness can ensue and that's what arch-privatiser Letwin and his acolytes seek?

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