Brexit Fightback Initiative launched yesterday, with 8 groups supporting

Why ‘binning the Backstop’ still doesn’t mean Brexit

Yesterday we launched our ‘Brexit Fightback Initiative’ with the simplest explanation yet seen of why a re-hashed Withdrawal Agreement without the Backstop is not Brexit.

Brexit Facts4EU.Org Summary

Brexit Fightback Initiative so far

This initiative was promoted to the media and to MPs yesterday and this work will continue.

The plan going forward

If we can get support, we intend to follow up Phase One by producing a definitive and powerful set of our famous ‘one-pagers’ on all the key Brexit topics, bringing previous ones up to date and creating new ones. This will be 'Phase Two'. (Please note that Scots for Leave will not be able to be involved in further phases, which is why they are not included in the logos above.)

Phase Three: This will involve a direct campaign naming MPs and ranking them according to their views and how they have voted in all significant votes in Parliament in the last three years. We will also provide sample letters and contact details. This involves a lot of work updating work we have previously done in past campaigns.

All of this work will be promoted to the media and we will be using our political connections too.

How you can help

Firstly, please do everything you can to promote this work. Producing material is one thing, but this is of little use unless it gets out there to the public – and to MPs.

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Reader Comments 6

1. Robert, Grimsby , Friday, September 20, 2019, 06:53:

Very good summary about the Withdrawal Agreement. I do think Boris will try to get away with some kind of pretend re-hash of May's (or rather the EU's) catastrophic 'deal' proposal. We can't let that happen!

2. Barbara Jell , Friday, September 20, 2019, 07:23:

Robert, it would be more than his 'political life' is worth. We WON'T let it happen! We must fight like hell!

3. Sydney Ashurst , Friday, September 20, 2019, 08:08:

The Parliamentary numbers for passing the WA in any form has diminished. This is shown by the majority of remainers voting for the Benn Act.
This is a device which achieves nothing other than kicking the can down the road, it does not remove the 'No Deal' as a default.
I doubt the EU Council will accept any backstop proposals.
Boris Johnson can easily ignore the Benn extension as its T & C's will neuter it, as has the Cooper - Letwin extension.

4. tarien , Friday, September 20, 2019, 11:21:

Scotland has its parliament, Wales has its parliament as does Northern Ireland, BUT England does not have its own parliament. So why not? Those of us who consider ourselves English should have our parliament where matters that specically concern England can be discussed. The Campaign for an English Parliament and the English Democrats as well as For Britian, are three bodies that have been pushing for this issue to be resolved for years, We have unequal playing field at present. There support is for OUT of the EU with or without a deal-for my own part preferably without a deal.

5. Adam Hiley , Friday, September 20, 2019, 11:48:

We need a Federal system or Republic with written constitution without LibLabCon and out the EU

6. Steven , Friday, September 20, 2019, 20:21:

We could only have a federal system within an overall regionalisation plan for the entire United Kingdom. This will mean that the primary law making powers of the Scottish Parliament especially will have to be returned to Westminster and Holyrood shut down. England as one unit can’t have a similar devolved parliament to Scotland within the United Kingdom since our population comprises such a huge proportion of the United Kingdom’s and this would mean the UK would become very unbalanced thus inevitably breaking the UK apart. I’m afraid BLIAR and company really didn’t think through all the possible consequences of devolution before they stupidly went ahead with it thinking it would give them permanent power in Scotland. One good thing about Holyrood is it’s reasonably fair electoral system which we could improve upon by introducing ‘open’ instead of ‘closed’ regional lists and having it for Westminster which is where REAL electoral and constitutional reform has been needed rather than to set-up all these devolved parliaments.
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