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Farage fears Boris will sell-out Brexit, throw country into crisis by May

“I won’t see Brexit sold-out and I fear that if Boris gets his majority that is what he will do”

Newsroom December 11 08:58

Speaking at an event in Doncaster on Wednesday, the Brexit Party leader said that if he thought Prime Minister Boris Johnson was going to “get Brexit done”, he would have stood all of his candidates down and supported him.

However, with Mr. Johnson pursuing his EU-approved withdrawal treaty, Mr. Farage continues to campaign so that his prospective MPs can hold the Tories to account in the House of Commons and ensure Brexit is delivered.

“I won’t see Brexit sold out and, I fear, that if Boris gets his majority that is what he will do.”

Brexit Party leader Nigel Farage says a Conservative majority will mean “we will be back in crisis by May next year, as we face extension to the whole process.” pic.twitter.com/pDc65MMhaK

— Channel 4 News (@Channel4News) December 11, 2019

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Mr. Farage criticized the Conservative Brexit pledges which he branded a “great deception” that would “sell-out Brexit”, such as that under the exit treaty, “we’re going to be free, we’re going to be out, we’re going to get back our fisheries, there’ll be no border in the Irish Sea, and assorted other total inaccuracies that we’ve heard”.

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