SOS - Three days to ‘Save Our Sovereignty’

In three days’ time, “Sell-Out-Sunak” is set to become “Sell-Out-and-Stitch-Up-Sunak”

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From the team that broke the news from Brussels of what the Windsor Framework means...

On Wednesday in the House of Commons following Prime Minister’s Questions, Rishi Sunak intends to subvert normal democratic Parliamentary processes and serve up the United Kingdom’s sovereignty on a silver platter to the EU Commission.

The PM plans to accomplish this by suppressing debate, denying access to important documents, refusing to appear in front of the European Scrutiny Committee, and employing a ‘Statutory Instrument’ (SI) to railroad a complex and wholly unsatisfactory deal through Parliament in an unholy rush.

The evidence for these assertions

Our important report today summarises evidence from the UK Government, politicians, a Parliamentary Committee, the House of Commons Library Research Service, the EU Council, and the EU Commission itself.

Here is what the House of Commons Library had to say about this yesterday, Fri 17 Mar 2023 :-

“The Government has announced that it will introduce secondary legislation to implement the Stormont Brake in the form of a Statutory Instrument (SI). A motion to approve the SI will be moved in the House of Commons on Wednesday 22 March, with a 90-minute debate beforehand. The Government has said that this debate and vote on passing the SI will serve as the opportunity for Parliament to show approval for the Framework as a whole.”
House of Commons Library, Fri 17 Mar 2023

The Prime Minister's Charge Sheet

Brexit Facts4EU.Org Summary

Misleading Parliament on 27 February 2023
Failing to substantiate his claims
Failing to provide important documents and evidence to MPs
Refusing to appear before the European Scrutiny Committee
Suppressing debate by allowing discussion of only one part of his new EU deal
Allowing only 90 minutes for MPs to debate this
Then railroading his whole deal through Parliament by using a Statutory Instrument on a vital matter

The DUP’s special committee has yet to report fully. Similarly the ERG’s ‘Star Chamber’ has yet to report. The European Scrutiny Committee has however raised serious concerns, which we reported on.

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Proof that the Windsor Framework is ‘a done deal’ as far as the PM is concerned

On the morning of the day the Prime Minister plans to railroad his Windsor Framework through Parliament, the General Affairs Council of the European Union is meeting in the Europa building in Brussels. The meeting starts at 9.30am (8.30am UK time). The first two items on the agenda are :-

EU-UK relations

Council Decision on the EU position to be taken in the Joint Consultative Working Group established under the EU-UK Withdrawal Agreement as regards the amendment of its rules of procedure. (Adoption)
Council Decision on the EU position to be taken in the Joint Committee established under the EU-UK Withdrawal Agreement as regards a decision to be adopted, and recommendations and joint and unilateral declarations to be made. (Adoption)

There will be a fight by right-minded MPs, but Brussels thinks it has already won

Once adopted, these two decisions get taken forward to the full EU Council meeting on Thursday and Friday (23-24 March) for rubber-stamping.

In other words, many hours before the UK Parliament even has a chance to debate just one aspect of the PM’s deal with the EU Commission, the EU will already have taken its decision. It will then automatically be approved in full on Thursday or Friday. Once taken, these decisions are very rarely revisited. If forced to do so, the leaders of the EU27 are likely to feel antagonistic towards the UK.

So what will happen on Wednesday and why should you care?

Unless there is a major re-think by the Prime Minister and his team, on Wednesday a route will be followed that within the coming days and weeks will damage UK democracy and irrevocably damage the sovereignty of the United Kingdom.

In what some will see as a further indictment of the political class, the PM will see a majority for his deeply-flawed deal with the EU. Already - and despite not having seen the legal texts - the following parties have all said they will support the Government in the House of Commons on Wednesday: Labour, the SNP, and the LibDems. The Northern Ireland political parties Sinn Féin, Alliance, the Social Democratic and Labour Party, and the Ulster Unionists, have all said they broadly support the Framework.

Observations

The EU LOVES this deal - If that doesn't raise alarm bells for MPs, what will?

Make no mistake, the EU Commission, EU Parliament, and EU Council are all over the deal they've done with Rishi Sunak like flies on jam. Never known for moving at anything other than glacial speed, the EU is now rushing through all the legal necessities for making this sell-out deal a reality. As we have shown above, the General Council of the EU is set to approve everything before British MPs have even had the chance to have their say on one aspect of it - the only part they are allowed to comment on.

We suggest that all MPs should reflect very carefully on what we have just written. It simply isn't good enough at a later stage for them to say "Well, I didn't know." If they care at all about their reputation as Parliamentarians, this is the week to stand up.

Please stand tall and proud with us

In the early hours of the morning of Tuesday 28th February the Brexit Facts4EU.Org team became the first to break the news of what the Prime Minister’s secretive deal with the EU Commission really means. We did so following our repeated early warnings published throughout February.

Instead of simply listening to the Prime Minister in Parliament when he announced his 'Windsor Framework', we went to the EU Commission and all the documents they released shortly after the PM had finished addressing the House of Commons. These were in complete contrast to what the Prime Minister was saying in London.

All of our reports have now been vindicated. The only surprise left is that Rishi Sunak still seems to think he will not be severely damaged this week if he tries to proceed along his current path. This would represent a serious event in the political life of the United Kingdom and the repercussions are likely to bite him with a vengeance.

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Reader Comments 18

1. Catherine , Sunday, March 19, 2023, 07:23:

Superb summary (though item 1 on the charge sheet is actually multi-facetted and massive)>
Sunak should realize that pushing through this abysmally awful "deal", and doing so in this underhand way, will lead to his downfall, and his consignment to the history books as a prime minister who resorted to subterfuge to cut away our sovereignty. Not to mention continuing to accept a lower status for NI citizens.

2. Captain Thunderbolt , Sunday, March 19, 2023, 08:32:

Very good write up about that @briefings for Britain
The Windsor Framework – getting Brexit undone
Along with;
The Windsor Framework: A bad deal for Northern Ireland and an even worse deal for the UK

3. Ashley Great Britain , Sunday, March 19, 2023, 09:10:

Thanks for bringing us the news:
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So another EU derived plan for the workings of Britain.
Sunak and the cabinet are still controlled by the EU commission.
Why didn't this go the other way with sunak freeing up Ni by any means, Even Art 16.
If he or Johnson did that there would be uproar.
If Johnson railroaded this there would be uproar.
Why no uproar now!?
It's yet again clear as day that Parliament and opposition don't want Brexit, That we're still paying the EU billions, And the EU still control Westminster.
The Conservatives are toast but I think they know that, I think they are okay with that.
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What deal do they have with labour.
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Voting for Reform UK is becoming essential.

4. Carlo Guli , Sunday, March 19, 2023, 09:27:

This act of surrender was baked in the moment we didn't fight back at the time of the Hunt and then the Sunak coups. There is an obvious collusion of the opposition in parliament with the pro-EU faction of the Tory party not dissimilar from the one we witnessed before the 2019 elections. There are limits to our democratic instruments that allow the self-preserving if not self-rewarding pro-EU elite to dissimulate and push forward a minority agenda regardless of the wishes of the majority, because such wishes are not allowed to be expressed clearly and can therefore be twisted to suit powerful minority interests. This is a serious problem, but one we have an opportunity to address while we are still politically independent from the EU oligarchic ameba, which has been specifically designed to suppress democracy in Europe. Brexit was an unexpected glitch in their planned reversal of the democratic evolution. One of the main problems is that the majority of the vote base, whose interests are at stake here, do not have materially the time and resources to organise themselves to initiate the massive popular protest that would be needed, similar to what has happened in the Netherlands. Also I think that some political leaders are with good reason concerned that such actions might be framed by the globalist power base in a similar fashion to the Jan 6th event. That's why it's so important that at the next election people shed their political inertia and dare to vote away from the main parties giving another much needed shock to the establishment.

5. RW52 , Sunday, March 19, 2023, 09:43:

3..Ashley...Agree 100%. I've been commenting on this for a long time now and we are seeing the final round of NI protocol go into the EU hands WITHOUT our so called democracy taking a hand...
Anyone that doesn't vote REFORM are EU robots, it's the Brexit vote all over again..

6. Have You Wondered , Sunday, March 19, 2023, 09:51:

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And where are the DUP and ERG to exert pressure to get this SI and this wholly un-democratic process postponed until it can become transparent and openly debated with all the facts?
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This issue falls into the whole undemocratic EU debate - well - it's not a debate is it - it's a well known fact. Sunak et al - be ashamed.
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What do the democratic electorate do about this now?
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Why does the UK need another layer of corruption over and above that which it has already.
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7. Have You Wondered , Sunday, March 19, 2023, 09:53:

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Has the UK become another vassal state?
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8. Have You Wondered , Sunday, March 19, 2023, 10:49:

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Have You Wondered - bearing in mind that the UK, basically, introduced democracy to the world with Magna Carta et al, if this deal goes through, giving subservience to the EU - is that the signal of the end of democracy in the world ?
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9. William Davison , Sunday, March 19, 2023, 11:33:

As a unionist living in Northern Ireland I'm afraid I'm almost resigned to my fate as a permanent unequal, second class citizen in my own country. If your own government is determined to put you two thirds, or three quarters of the way out of the UK, then there is not much you can do about it, other than withdraw your consent for such a process by refusing to implement it by returning to the Assembly/Executive. The latter institutions were set up under the Good Friday Agreement, which has been effectively binned to put the Protocol in place, the Protocol does not amend the GFA, it certainly does not enhance it, it replaces it with a new dispensation, which contradicts both the terms and entire foundational ethos of the GFA. If you demolish the latter foundational ethos, you cannot expect the institutions built upon it to survive. I voted for the GFA in 1998 and as far as I'm concerned it has been consigned to the dustbin of history. But not to worry, now that the GFA is out of the way I'm sure the government will cobble together an Executive to implement it, essentially a nationalist coalition between Sinn Fein and the Alliance Party, which would be entirely appropriate as this is a nationalist "solution" to a non-existent problem on the land border. So it's the end of the post-1998 settlement, replaced by a new "settlement" which delivers the opposite of what the GFA set out to achieve, i.e. one tradition, nationalists, in a dominant position, the other tradition, unionists, in a subordinate one, a real recipe for stability!

10. Have You Wondered , Sunday, March 19, 2023, 11:45:

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Imagine ascending the staircase in the EU Berlaymont building in Brussels with these four peoples pictures lining the stairs and the notes underneath:
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Christine Lagarde. Compromised Banker.
Christine Lagarde President of the European Central Bank with a
conviction of negligence in allowing the misuse of public funds
Search: wiki Christine Lagarde
Lagarde Convicted
"IMF head convicted of charges over massive government payout". The Independent. 19 December 2016. Retrieved 17 July 2019.
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Von der Leyen. Uncommunicative and Secretive CEO
Von der Leyen whose credibility was hampered when investigated for dodgy defence contracts in which she 'lost' data from her phone, now refusing to release texts re: the Pfizer contracts (aided and abetted by the Commission)
Search: article eu watchdog ursula von der leyen pfizer messaging maladministration
Refusing to speak to the press
Search: newsletter brussels playbook budget fight china warns russia vdl tracker
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Claude Juncker. Corruption Czar
“This is not an amicable divorce.”
(This was on the day of the Referendum result, before any discussions of any kind had taken place.)
24th June 2016
Search: wiki Jean Claude_Juncker
..... he made the choice for voters clear: ‘If it’s a Yes, we will say “on we go”, and if it’s a No we will say “we continue”.
In 2011, he expressed his preference for ‘secret, dark debates’.
And in 2015, he infamously told the debt-stricken Greeks, ‘There can be no democratic choice against the European treaties’
Claude Juncker
"When the going gets tough, you have to lie. "
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Rishi Sunak. EU Puppet.
On behalf of the EU, delivered BRINO to the democratic electorate of the UK in 2023 after a vote to 'Leave' in 2016 heralding the downfall of the term 'Democracy'.
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