Thus saith the Lord God of Abraham Isaac and Jacob.
To thee at this time that the present party in government and the opposition needs to get their act together and the infighting and the internal divisions within their parliamentary parties which is giving the rest of the world the impression that Britain’s government is tearing itself apart and that at the present there is not a stable government in power, has to stop. One side is seeking to get rid of their leader in a manner that shows the signs of an internal civil war. The other side has little or no viable leadership to speak of because its leader has resigned when he shouldn't have done and should have continued after the referendum finishing what he started and should have resigned after the invocation of rule fifty of the Lisbon treaty. But what impression does it give the public? That the major parties are not fit to govern the UK in any way as they are in their present state and if they continue as they are now in a future election unelectable. No matter who becomes party leader if confidence in a political party is lost it is very hard to again gain public confidence and trust. Now it should be the aim of both parties to forget their own problems and differences and get together with the other parliamentary parties to unite and stabilise the government and the UK. So that the public can be assured that when negotiations for leaving the EU begin it will be with a united and stable government that will negotiate the best deal for the UK.
This is the Word of the Lord to thee.
From the prophet of the Lord.
To thee at this time that the present party in government and the opposition needs to get their act together and the infighting and the internal divisions within their parliamentary parties which is giving the rest of the world the impression that Britain’s government is tearing itself apart and that at the present there is not a stable government in power, has to stop. One side is seeking to get rid of their leader in a manner that shows the signs of an internal civil war. The other side has little or no viable leadership to speak of because its leader has resigned when he shouldn't have done and should have continued after the referendum finishing what he started and should have resigned after the invocation of rule fifty of the Lisbon treaty. But what impression does it give the public? That the major parties are not fit to govern the UK in any way as they are in their present state and if they continue as they are now in a future election unelectable. No matter who becomes party leader if confidence in a political party is lost it is very hard to again gain public confidence and trust. Now it should be the aim of both parties to forget their own problems and differences and get together with the other parliamentary parties to unite and stabilise the government and the UK. So that the public can be assured that when negotiations for leaving the EU begin it will be with a united and stable government that will negotiate the best deal for the UK.
This is the Word of the Lord to thee.
From the prophet of the Lord.
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