Donald Tusk sparks OUTRAGE as he claims Brexit can be STOPPED and May can do it

President of the EU Council Mr Tusk was updating the
parliament on Brexit talks.
And he told MPs UK officials can still stop the
withdrawal from the European Union, despite last
year's referendum.
Mr Tusk said: "Ahead of us is still the toughest stress
test. If we fail it, the negotiations will end in our
defeat.
"We must keep our unity regardless of the direction of
the talks. The EU will be able to rise to every scenario
as long as we are not divided.
"It is in fact up to London how this will end: With a
good deal, no deal or no Brexit.
"But in each of these scenarios we will protect our
common interest only by being together."
Donald Tusk was speaking at the European Parliament
in Brussels today
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However, Theresa May's Government hit back insisting
Brexit was still going to happen.
Responding to Mr Tusk's remarks, the PM's
spokesman said: "Brexit is not going to be reversed."
Many UK citizens were left angry by the Eurocrat's
comments.
Mark J wrote: “Sorry Donald Tusk. You made Denmark
vote again. You made Ireland vote again.
“But you won't get away with it with the UK.”
Huw Gruffydd added: “Donald Tusk tells UK: You can
still stop Brexit. We want to leave! Why hasn’t it
already happened?”
And Astro Trader said: “We owe you nothing. Au
Revoir!”
And Ukip leader Henry Bolton wrote: “So there it is.
Brussels sees #Brexit in terms of a contest not
cooperation. #UKIP #OutNow”
Also in today's speech Mr Tusk hit out at Britain for
rejecting the "sacrifices" he had offered when David
Cameron was prime minister.
Mr Tusk also complained about sacrifices he made to
David Cameron
The EU president said: “For many months I was
building agreement among the 27 in order to give PM
Cameron arguments to stay in the EU, even though this
meant that each of the 27 had to make a sacrifice.
“Unfortunately this was not enough for the Brits. After
Brexit I worked towards creating the unity of the 27 in
the negotiations with the UK. We have shown that no
one can divide the 27 in these negotiations.”

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