Sputnik: Britain's Labour Leader Jeremy Corbyn has challenged Theresa May to cut short the Christmas recess and recall parliament early in the New Year, in order to bring forward a critical vote on the Brexit deal. Do you think the Prime Minister's Brexit deal will pass through parliament?
Sputnik: What do we need to see from Theresa May and the British government to ensure that Brexit is carried out and delivered in the desired manner that Britain voted for?
Winston Mckenzie: What we need to see from Theresa May when parliament resumes is simple. We don't want to see promises of legalities and reassurances regarding the backstop in Northern Ireland, we want distinct aspects on how she proposes we are going to leave the EU thoroughly, not just in name only but thoroughly, making a clean breast of it. Frankly, I can't see how she's going to give us the information that we really need to hear.
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Winston Mckenzie: She's going to be in for another year at least somewhere along the lines we'll see mutiny on the bounty — as we always see with the Tories, they'll find a way to get rid of her but I imagine she's got at least another year left in office. What's really annoyed me personally is the latest scare tactics by the police; Cressida Dick has put forward a suggestion that this country would be at risk should a deal not be assured.
The simple fact is that we are no more at risk at any time in our history. Whether we leave or we don't leave, it's fine with the general public because we have Interpol and the G8. The police little or nothing about the EU, so when they turn around and say we will be at risk, I think they really do need to check what they're saying, it's quite irresponsible to come out with the scare tactics that this country will be at risk when we have such an amazing outfit with Interpol and the G8.
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