It is
in the Tory way to be sharpening knives to plunge into the back of a leader who
has failed them but, at this time of impending delicate Brexit talks, it seems
that from a strategic point of view to go after Theresa Mayhem in true Julius
Caesar style violence would be to cause more instability in an already unstable
situation. New scapegoats have had to be
found and, this time at least, the poor, sick and disabled can’t be blamed.
According
to the BBC (and who else would know better than the Tory’s Biased Broadcasting
Corporation), Theresa Mayhem was forced into sacking Nick Timothy and Fiona
Hill, two of her closest advisors, or face a leadership challenge.
This
is, of course, the ‘official’ story. I
don’t believe for one minute that the Tories would mount a leadership challenge
at this time as, if they do make the deal with the Democratic Unionist Party,
on whatever basis it is, a leadership challenge would destabilise the party
during Brexit negotiations.
The
truth is closer to a scenario in which Theresa Mayhem wishes to pass the buck
for the Tory failure to increase their majority or even maintain what they had
so Nick Timothy and Fiona Hill were chosen as sacrificial lambs to placate the
party and the UK’s Tory voters. They go
and carry the can for the significant failure in the General Election, leaving
Theresa Mayhem’s hands clean of guilt.
It may
well be true that Nick Timothy and Fiona Hill provided terrible advice with
regards to holding a General Election in the first place and what should be in
the Tory manifesto but the ultimate truth is…
And I
don’t think your party will forget that beautiful truth and, when they do strike, their knives will be razor-sharp.
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