Brexit and the Consequences

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Looks to me that the various courts involved in the same subject matter are all over the place, not much consensus amongst judges.

BBC News - Scottish judges rule Parliament suspension is unlawful

Judges rule Parliament suspension is unlawful

Scotland's highest court says Boris Johnson's move was an attempt to "stymie" Parliament ahead of Brexit.

www.bbc.co.uk

 

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Labour backpedaling so quickly now, they've gone from having Brexit in their manifesto, to now wanting another referendum with two options, a deal or remain, just as all the opposition parties are aligned now to stopping Brexit in its entirety, the betrayal would be complete if they ever managed to cancel Brexit.

 

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Remoaners now dragging the courts into Brexit politics.

I think we will call it Proroguegate

 

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Remoaners now dragging the courts into Brexit politics.

I think we will call it Proroguegate

I've tried pronouncing Proroguegate a few times now, it doesn't quite slip off the tongue

Just sent remoaners to traitors gate, it's easier to say!

 

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Labour backpedaling so quickly now, they've gone from having Brexit in their manifesto, to now wanting another referendum with two options, a deal or remain, just as all the opposition parties are aligned now to stopping Brexit in its entirety, the betrayal would be complete if they ever managed to cancel Brexit.

All power to Nigel. Downing Street putting out that they won't do a deal with Nigel cos they don't like him– could be just a ruse for now & they will spring a joint ticket on Labour as soon as they agree to an election. On the other hand ....... perhaps Cummings can't overcome his dislike of Nigel and he's prepared to risk finishing Boris/Conservatives in an all out fight. At least UK politics isn't dull any more!

 

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All power to Nigel. Downing Street putting out that they won't do a deal with Nigel cos they don't like him– could be just a ruse for now & they will spring a joint ticket on Labour as soon as they agree to an election. On the other hand ....... perhaps Cummings can't overcome his dislike of Nigel and he's prepared to risk finishing Boris/Conservatives in an all out fight. At least UK politics isn't dull any more!

Farage's response should be.

" OK we will ensure that the Tories are voted out of office"

Your choice Boris....think Hobson

 

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I've tried pronouncing Proroguegate a few times now, it doesn't quite slip off the tongue

Just sent remoaners to traitors gate, it's easier to say!

It's on Twitter already so that pretty much guarantees it will be on Newsnight tonight !

 

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All power to Nigel. Downing Street putting out that they won't do a deal with Nigel cos they don't like him– could be just a ruse for now & they will spring a joint ticket on Labour as soon as they agree to an election. On the other hand ....... perhaps Cummings can't overcome his dislike of Nigel and he's prepared to risk finishing Boris/Conservatives in an all out fight. At least UK politics isn't dull any more!

Looking at Farage's tweets, it looks like he hasn't received direct word from Boris's team, so it's not clear how true this is. What is apparent is that there is little, if any, direct communication going on between the BP and the Tories, comms are being done through the media in public, I doubt there are secret talks.

Oh well, I'll stick to my mantra, 'you can't trust the Tories' and I believe Boris will capitulate on Brexit soon enough, I'll be surprised if he doesn't.

 

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Looks to me that the various courts involved in the same subject matter are all over the place, not much consensus amongst judges.

BBC News - Scottish judges rule Parliament suspension is unlawful

Judges rule Parliament suspension is unlawful

Scotland's highest court says Boris Johnson's move was an attempt to "stymie" Parliament ahead of Brexit.

www.bbc.co.uk

So why do you think Boris shut down Parliament? Coz his too bizi working on trade deals?

 

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So why do you think Boris shut down Parliament? Coz his too bizi working on trade deals?

But it's only shutdown 4 working days longer than it would be normally in the conference season. Just happens to be very convenient and they don't like it up 'em !

 

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But it's only shutdown 4 working days longer than it would be normally in the conference season. Just happens to be very convenient and they don't like it up 'em !

Nothing is usual about Brexit. It is one of the most important strategic decisions facing the future 10-20 years and perhaps longer.

If that is usual than why the extra 4 days.

As for you SC do you really trust Boris and believe Labour or the LibDems are afraid of elections? You really must be barmy to believe that to be the case.

 

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So why do you think Boris shut down Parliament? Coz his too bizi working on trade deals?

Your guess is as good as the courts, did he need to provide a reason to the Queen? What was that reason?

 

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Nothing is usual about Brexit. It is one of the most important strategic decisions facing the future 10-20 years and perhaps longer.

If that is usual than why the extra 4 days.

Why not have 3 extra years

As for you SC do you really trust Boris

You haven't been to specsavers recently have you?

and believe Labour or the LibDems are afraid of elections?

Why aren't they calling for an election now?