Saturday’s extraordinary parliamentary sessions is promising to be an extraordinary thriller.

Sammy Wilson, a lawmaker for the Democratic Unionist Party (DUP) stated, voting down British Prime Minister Boris Johnson’s Brexit deal will open up better opportunities for the government and the Northern Irish party. He plans on lobbying other lawmakers to rebel against the deal.

Wilson told BBC Radio that the party’s 10 lawmakers in Westminster will vote against Johnson’s deal when it comes up before parliament on Saturday.

“We will be encouraging (other lawmakers to vote against) because we believe it does have an impact on the unity of the United Kingdom, will spark further nationalist sentiment in Scotland and will be detrimental to the economy of Northern Ireland,” said Wilson.

“Voting this down tomorrow is not the end of the game, in fact it probably opens up possibilities for the government which are not available at present after a general election.”

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