Now the Queen is a Remoaner traitor

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The other day I suggested that when Brexit goes sour or fails to happen it will all be the fault of the liberals, the Remoaners:

Theresa May, the House of Lords, Jeremy Corbyn, the BBC, the Irish, the abolition of National Service, immigration, trendy teaching methods, decimal currency, the decline of proper wet fish shops, unelected Eurocrats, elected Eurocrats and Gary Lineker.

It seems I left someone off the list:

It was naive of the monarchy to imagine that not intervening was the uncontroversial option here. I'm afraid it simply demonstrates to supporters of constitutional monarchy that we do not have one any more. When we finally win, the monarchy will have to be abolished, alas. https://t.co/diYR947TT2

— Andrew Lilico (@andrew_lilico) April 9, 2019

I love the "we" here.

Still, Lilico does have one ally. Step forward a former Ukip leadership candidate:

I’m an ardent royalist and love our @RoyalFamily but this is spot on. Bitterly disappointed. https://t.co/DiXPQmUWg6

— Suzanne Evans (@SuzanneEvans1) April 9, 2019

If she really expected the Queen to refuse royal assent to the Cooper and Letwin's  EU Withdrawal (No.5) Act this is more evidence for the theory that one of the problems we face today is that many of our politicians are thick as mince.