The net closes

I have not really concentrated on events on the other side of the Atlantic, UK and Britain has more than enough problems of its own. But be in no doubt, I am no fan of the orange skinnend shitgibbon, and he is an affront to all tat is good and great in America and humanity. But as I said, with Brexit we have our own problems.

But then there is an overlap.

As yesterday, Robert Mueller announced 12 indictments of Russian operatives as a result of his investigation. If you did deeper into the indictment, you will see something called "organisation 1": this is Wikileaks. And the person who was seen leaving the Ecuadorian Embassy where Assange is holed up, was none other than Mr Brexit himself, Nigel Farage. Who happens to be a good friend of on Donald Trump, the 45th President. I suspect it will emerge that Farage, when he was seen leaving the embassy, was carrying a data stick. Although at the time, when challenged as to why he was there, he replied he could not remember. And he was standing at the rear entrance to the building.

The link between Trump, Farage, Aaron Banks, Wikileaks, Brexit, Vote Leave, leave. eu and Russia is there, but will be proven.

Farage is already a person of interest, and the net will be closing, not just on him, but Assange, Bannon and all roads lead to Trump.

Yesterday, The Sun carried an interview with Trump in which, among other things, criticised May and her plan for Brexit, and said Boris would make a good PM. The transcript was released, then the audio which showed Trump said those things. He then called The Sun "fake news", which is not news to us, but then they had just printed what he said; how is this, or anything else Trump says fake news?

Meanwhile review of the UK Government's white paper shows it ot be a mix of reality and further cakeism. As had been pointed out before, this would have been a fine thing to publish just before A50 was sent, publishing it mere weeks before negotiations are due to end is typical Brexit shortsightedness. And when the EU rejects it, as it will, Brexiteers will point to the EU being unrealistic, when it was they who had no plan. At all.

May has survived the week, but on Monday a trade bill is being debated and voted upon; will the ERG side with Labour or the Government?