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Wrexiteer Theresa May was only installed for one reason—to sabotage Brexit for her New World Order<\/em> globalist cabal masters<\/h2>\nTMR Editor’s Note:<\/strong> Ex-Prime Minister Theresa May’s legacy is one of treason and shame. She worked extremely hard for the European Union against the interests of the UK citizenry.<\/p>\n
\nCalamitous Theresa May could dance, but her political moves were a disaster<\/h3>\n
RT.comResilient is the word Theresa May\u2019s kinder critics were using to describe her at the end. Well she may have had resilience but what she didn\u2019t have was a majority, support, or any clue what to do next.<\/p>\n
When she danced with those kids in Africa, and then jived on to the stage at the Tory conference, could she have known that these moments may have been the highlights of her leadership? I mean, I know that sounds facetious, but is it wrong?<\/p>\n
I think the analysis can be pretty black and white on this one; May\u2019s time in Downing Street was a calamity, everything she touched backfired. It was spectacular.<\/p>\n
Some of her highlights include calling a snap election to try and bolster her power and get Brexit over the finish line only to end up having to bribe Northern Ireland\u2019s Democratic Unionists (DUP) with a billion quid to try and stitch together a majority, and then they voted against her anyway.<\/p>\n
She spent long days in Brussels trying to negotiate a deal to leave the EU, and ended up with an agreement that no one back home actually wanted. It takes some serious skill to come up with an agreement to exit Europe that not even the most rabid of Brexiteers could get behind.<\/p>\n
It was probably May\u2019s famed resilience that gave her the confidence to repeatedly take that Brexit deal back to parliament after it had already been rejected in a vote which was a humiliation of historic proportions.<\/p>\n
Last year she went to meet Germany\u2019s Angela Merkel in Berlin to discuss Brexit and got stuck in her car. You know, sometimes the universe is trying to send you a message and you just have to listen.<\/p>\n
\nWhen you're trying to renegotiate #Brexit<\/a> and even your car door won't help you out… \ud83d\ude48\ud83c\uddec\ud83c\udde7 pic.twitter.com\/TG7ABNQqsH<\/a><\/p>\n— RT UK (@RTUKnews) December 11, 2018<\/a><\/p><\/blockquote>\n
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Calamitous Theresa May could dance, but her political moves were a disaster<\/h3>\n
RT.comResilient is the word Theresa May\u2019s kinder critics were using to describe her at the end. Well she may have had resilience but what she didn\u2019t have was a majority, support, or any clue what to do next.<\/p>\n
When she danced with those kids in Africa, and then jived on to the stage at the Tory conference, could she have known that these moments may have been the highlights of her leadership? I mean, I know that sounds facetious, but is it wrong?<\/p>\n
I think the analysis can be pretty black and white on this one; May\u2019s time in Downing Street was a calamity, everything she touched backfired. It was spectacular.<\/p>\n
Some of her highlights include calling a snap election to try and bolster her power and get Brexit over the finish line only to end up having to bribe Northern Ireland\u2019s Democratic Unionists (DUP) with a billion quid to try and stitch together a majority, and then they voted against her anyway.<\/p>\n
She spent long days in Brussels trying to negotiate a deal to leave the EU, and ended up with an agreement that no one back home actually wanted. It takes some serious skill to come up with an agreement to exit Europe that not even the most rabid of Brexiteers could get behind.<\/p>\n
It was probably May\u2019s famed resilience that gave her the confidence to repeatedly take that Brexit deal back to parliament after it had already been rejected in a vote which was a humiliation of historic proportions.<\/p>\n
Last year she went to meet Germany\u2019s Angela Merkel in Berlin to discuss Brexit and got stuck in her car. You know, sometimes the universe is trying to send you a message and you just have to listen.<\/p>\n
\nWhen you're trying to renegotiate #Brexit<\/a> and even your car door won't help you out… \ud83d\ude48\ud83c\uddec\ud83c\udde7 pic.twitter.com\/TG7ABNQqsH<\/a><\/p>\n
— RT UK (@RTUKnews) December 11, 2018<\/a><\/p><\/blockquote>\n