How Corbyn could save PM Boris - Brexit Update 4 - General Election 2019

Guardian: Reports " Corbyn must lead any caretaker government, says McDonnell..Shadow chancellor backs Labour leader amid concerns over cross-party support  "

Lets Get Real:

It would be ironic if PM Boris was saved by Corbyn, the Opposition Leader has made it clear that he will not support a caretaker PM who is not him.  Thus if a NO CONFIDENCE VOTE is passed and 14 days elapse without a new Government being formed, then we have a  General Election.  This would help the Conservatives win a overall majority, and then have a clean and clear EXIT from the EU.  It can be postulated than the Liberal Democrats will never vote for Corbyn, as they would face massive election losses, while the remaining Conservative rebels would never be forgiven for placing Corbyn in 10 Downing Street, while some even LABOUR MPs might not vote for Corbyn.  Thus Boris is saved. 

Ten Days to get a Brexit Deal or the UK Walks - Brexit Update 3 - General Election 2019

Daily Mail: Reports " 'It's my new deal or no deal': Boris Johnson reveals he has just TEN DAYS to finalise Brexit plans as details of his 'two borders for four years' Irish solution emerge ahead of dramatic conference speech TODAY "

Lets Get Real:

The cynics in the political community have suggested that the Boris plan is an attempt to place the blame on a NO DEAL BREXIT on the shoulders of the EU,  while EU from sources have suggested that they are not open to a new deal as designed by PM Boris.  Thus we have a mexican standoff, neither side are going to give way or make a deal, the Surrender Act states that if there is no deal then the UK must ask for an extension to Article 50, PM Boris has stated he will not ask for an extension, then who will, will the House of Commons force the Cabinet Speaker to send a letter, does he even have the authority and then what, a general election that could give the Conservatives a majority and the Remainers will be left in the dust, that is why they have not accepted an offer of a general election, they are turkeys afraid of Christmas. 

The Surrender Act and Brexit - Brexit Update 2 - General Election 2019

Sky News: Reports on the PM's expected speech to the Conservative Party Conference, " He is also expected to reiterate his commitment to the current deadline of 31 October, despite opposition parties passing legislation designed to avoid him taking Britain out of the EU without a deal on that date.  "

Lets Get Real:

Thus IF the EU turns down the new UK plan for Brexit, then we reach an impasse, by UK law the Government must request an extension to Article 50, or will the UK Government try to find a way around the new law.   This blog has proposed that the UK Government Declare a State of Emergency, thus close down Parliament and have a General Election.  One is sure the Remainers will complain and try use the Courts against the Government, but the UK Government can argue that they will have a General Election no matter what, do the Courts want to block a vote of the people.  This is trench warfare, you have to be ruthless to win, it is a battle of attrition, the REMAINERS have to LOSE for the sake of UK DEMOCRACY. 

Deal or No Deal on Brexit - General Election 2020

BBC News: Reports " Boris Johnson will set out details of his "final" negotiating offer to the EU on Wednesday in pursuit of a "fair and reasonable" Brexit compromise.  "

Lets Get Real:

Thus we have come to IT, the final offer of a DEAL from PM Boris, the mood music well by the tone of the BBC and Sky has not been good, it is expected that the EU will reject the ideas for new Brexit Deal.   By law then PM Boris has to ask for an extension of Article 50, but the PM has stated that is not going to happen, so what happens next.   It can be expected that the Opposition Parties will bring a NO CONFIDENCE vote in the Government at the end of this week or the start of next week, then we have doubt, there is then 14 days for a new government to be formed, or there will be a General Election. IF the Liberal Democrats and the rebel 21 Conservative MPs do not support a limited Corbyn Government or Corbyn does not support a different PM, then we have a general election. Thus in November or December we will have a  general election.  What will the UK voter decided, that is open to question.