MOS COMMENT: The Prime Minister has no right to try to reset Brexit

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

52% : Instead the EU itself - and its supporters here - have adopted what are known as salami tactics to get their way.
52% : Alarmingly, Downing Street is briefing that the Premier now believes the British people are 'done' with Brexit.
49% : Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer at a 'People's Vote: Trust The People' march in Brighton in 2019 Sir Keir (pictured) unsuccessfully campaigned for a second EU referendum as Labour's shadow Brexit secretary under Jeremy Corbyn - and that approach has clearly flopped Instead the EU itself - and its supporters here - have adopted what are known as salami tactics to get their way.
49% : This phrase, invented by the grisly Hungarian despot Matyas Rakosi (pictured) involves getting what you want through a hundred thin slices, rather than by grabbing the whole sausage in one go But now comes Sir Keir's summit with EU leaders in London tomorrow, at which the process will go further still.
49% : We are also under pressure to grant long-term access for EU trawlers in newly-regained British fishing grounds.
47% : But as The Mail on Sunday reports today, France is said to be leading demands within the EU for us to be made to pay an astounding price for this - perhaps billions.
43% : Inch by inch or, as the EU would prefer, centimetre by centimetre, this country is being drawn back into the dreary orbit of Brussels.
36% : The hard core of the EU, it seems, does not just want us back within its power.

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