Don't give up on stopping Brexit - Tusk

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https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/election-2019-50413638

This outside inference didn't pick up much traction as in the case of Trumps


Outgoing European Council President Donald Tusk has urged British voters not to "give up" on stopping Brexit.

As campaigning ramps up ahead of next month's general election, he warned that leaving the EU would leave the UK a "second-rate player".

In a speech, he also said Brexit would likely mark the "real end of the British Empire".

He is due to step down from his role next month, having held the post for five years.

Mr Tusk's intervention comes as Conservative leader Boris Johnson said the UK Parliament was "paralysed" and had refused "time and again to honour the mandate of the people and to deliver Brexit".

Former head of the UK diplomatic service Sir Simon Fraser said he believed Mr Tusk was a friend of the UK but argued making the comments was "not the right thing to do".

"I think the principle that politicians don't comment on the electoral affairs of other countries is a wise principle," he added.

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https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/election-2019-50413638

This outside inference didn't pick up much traction as in the case of Trumps


Outgoing European Council President Donald Tusk has urged British voters not to "give up" on stopping Brexit.

As campaigning ramps up ahead of next month's general election, he warned that leaving the EU would leave the UK a "second-rate player".

In a speech, he also said Brexit would likely mark the "real end of the British Empire".

He is due to step down from his role next month, having held the post for five years.

Mr Tusk's intervention comes as Conservative leader Boris Johnson said the UK Parliament was "paralysed" and had refused "time and again to honour the mandate of the people and to deliver Brexit".

Former head of the UK diplomatic service Sir Simon Fraser said he believed Mr Tusk was a friend of the UK but argued making the comments was "not the right thing to do".

"I think the principle that politicians don't comment on the electoral affairs of other countries is a wise principle," he added.

What a wonderful man and a consummate politician. We're sure gonna miss him.

[life on mars]

What a wonderful man and a consummate politician. We're sure gonna miss him.

Yes indeed, at least it proves the leavers argument that his only desire was to link up with remainers in the UK to disrupt, plot and stop a democratic decesion to leave, which he didnt like, supposed to be impatial and respectful of democracy, not a plotter against a sitting goverment.

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Yes indeed, at least it proves the leavers argument that his only desire was to link up with remainers in the UK to disrupt, plot and stop a democratic decesion to leave, which he didnt like, supposed to be impatial and respectful of democracy, not a plotter against a sitting goverment.

No I don't see any evidence of all that baloney. You don't want to believe everything you hear from these rabid Leavers; you should know by now they have very creative minds.

Instead this is one hell of a politician who puts ours to shame, who is telling it how it is. A General Election trumps an opinion poll and if there is no Tory majority it will represent a demand from the public to rethink Brexshit. That's just common sense.

I personally do not think a GE is the right platform to make key decisions on Brexshit but the ordinary people are denied a people's vote by the powers that be so must needs I'm afraid.

Bye Mr Tusk, you will be sorely missed.