GO, GO, WTO!

Thousands Of You Are Needed Today

“I’ve received 3 times as many letters from pro-Remain constituents”

- An anonymous MP who won’t support Mrs May but now thinks we must delay Brexit

The problem for Brexit is very simple. The problem isn’t Brexit itself, it’s MPs who are the problem.

Some of these are more important than others, such as the country’s disastrous Prime Minister, who seems so incapable of making decisions that the choice of whether to have tea or coffee each day is probably an agonising one.

And when it comes to negotiating in Brussels this is a woman who can’t even find a room, let alone dominate it with her presence when she eventually gets there.

There are honourable exceptions of course, such as our trio of MPs backing the Go WTO campaign. This has further private support from other MPs, whom we are still trying to persuade to back the campaign publicly.

MPs

At a time when few MPs seem to want to engage or stick their heads above the parapet, here are three democrats who have stood up for the largest vote in British political history. They deserve your support and we hope you will let them know.

So what do we do now?

This is simple. Tell your MP. It doesn’t matter how you do it. Use a carrier pigeon if you want, but tell him or her.

Below are three options and ideas which you could use. These come from our library of letters and flyers. The best thing of all of course is to go to your MP’s surgery and tell them in person. Or call their constituency office or their number in Parliament, or send them one of our letters, or write one of your own.

You can download any of these as a PDF by just clicking on it. Please then send it to your MP today.

All the advice has been available in our ‘Brexit Battle Pack’ since last summer. It’s full of information on how you can act to achieve the best possible effect. It even includes advice on how to contact the media when they produce biased reports.

Please send a letter today (forget emails - MPs receive thousands but a huge postbag can’t be missed)
Please follow up next week, with phone calls and then emails
Make sure your MP feels the weight of democratic opinion

Or you could of course go to a rally for entertainment, where celebrities preach to the converted at £10 a ticket, using our slogan without permission.

Sorry, but our method has more impact and a better chance of influencing MPs who are waverers. We really hope you'll do your bit for Brexit today.

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Reader Comments 3

1. Leslie / Liverpool , Saturday, January 12, 2019, 07:59:

Excellent letters, I already used your second and third one showed here. I'll be filling out and posting the WTO one this morning. My wife and my father will do the same to try to balance out the busybody Remainers.

2. James K / Greater London , Saturday, January 12, 2019, 08:43:

Yes, I was wondering if you're cooperating with Leave Mean Leave because I didn't see them on your list of groups. They're doing a Go WTO event so I wondered why you haven't put them in your list? And what about Change Britain, because they seem quite good?

3. Sydney Ashurst , Saturday, January 12, 2019, 10:03:

Parliament in a Pickle.
With the Brussels Commission Withdrawal Agreement favoured by Theresa May (the only deal on the table she says) facing a resounding defeat, are there any rabbits left in the hat?
It raises the question who do I blame for this fiasco other than the PM, there are though quite a few more going back to Gordon Brown. Did we get the referendum because Cameron felt guilty about the Conservatives not opposing the Lisbon Treaty?
It could never end up other than it has.
The Cameron and May Governments should have paid more attention to paragraph 2 in Article 50. "In the light of the guidelines provided by the European Council, the Union shall negotiate and conclude an agreement with that State, setting out the arrangements for its withdrawal, taking account of the framework for its future relationship with the Union". That agreement shall be negotiated in accordance with Article 218(3)[10] of the Treaty on the Functioning of the European Union.
This is exactly what has happened, It gave the upper hand to the Commission negotiators and left the PM with the agreement she rightly cannot get through Parliament.
If Lord Kerr was responsible for Article 50, then he is responsible for this impasse.
When I voted to leave I was very aware of Cameron's failure to change anything in his Brussels talks. I did learn a lot more about the political direction of the EU which Cameron was attempting to avoid.
He got - A re-statement of a EU heads of government decision from 2014 that had already clarified that the phrase “ever closer union” does “not compel all member states to aim for a common destination". The Tusk text says (p10) specifically: “It is recognised that the United Kingdom, in the light of the specific situation it has under the treaties, is not committed to further political integration into the European Union.” It promised to incorporate this in the EU treaties next time they were opened.
ITS WTO then.

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