The
Conservative Party will be ‘annihilated’ at a general election if it fails to
deliver Brexit by October 31, Nigel Farage has said, adding that he was
currently against forming an alliance with the Tories.
Mr
Farage praised the Prime Minister’s performance since being installed in
Downing Street, but warned that voters should remain sceptical about Mr
Johnson’s ability to deliver a no-deal Brexit.
Mr
Johnson did not intend to depart the EU by Halloween but was seeking to improve
Britain’s negotiating position over the Withdrawal Agreement, Mr Farage wrote
in The Daily Telegraph.
He
added: ‘It must not be forgotten that Johnson voted for it at the third time of
asking.
If
passing this is now his ambition for Brexit, my party will vigorously oppose
him.’ The Brexit Party is preparing to run candidates in a general election in
Labour-held constituencies in the north of England, the Midlands and Wales.
But the Brexit Party leader
said he will not form an alliance with the Tories while Dominic Cummings is Mr
Johnson’s special adviser on leaving the bloc.
‘Britain’s best chance of
achieving independence now comes from the Brexit Party.
‘If the UK does not leave on
October 31, the Conservatives will be annihilated in any subsequent general
election.’
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