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It's even simple. A public servant was told repeatedly by the Office of National Statistics to stop using incorrect information. He didn't.
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The NHS was a clever ploy too - use the logo without permission and make it apper that it was being endorsed by the NHS. |
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Well, it’s a moribund argument now anyway. Perhaps the court process will throw up something that hasn’t already been said a thousand times...
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£350 million a week doesn’t include the rebate
£350 million is roughly what we would pay to the EU budget without the rebate. The rebate is applied straight away The UK actually paid closer to £250 million a week. So . . apparently, according to the ridiculous figures above, we're getting a £100 million rebate on money that we didn't even pay? Any idea why we didn't just pay £250 million and stuff the rebate? |
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Well in that case I am going to sue my employer as the annual figure that they state is my salary, is no where near what I receive in my pay packet.
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Full Fact have a good breakdown here: https://fullfact.org/europe/our-eu-m...ee-55-million/
I suspect the case will hinge on the claim we 'send' £350 million rather than we are 'billed' £350 million or the EU membership fee 'costs' £350 million send we literally do not send that amount at all. I think it was a lie and it's a bit silly to argue it isn't, no one truly believes that the claim was talking about a hypothetical amount especially since the claim was that the money would be available for the NHS which is clearly would not. But to me this is standard politics. The Government also were involved in 'creatively' using numbers when they claimed it would cost £4,300 per household to Leave: https://fullfact.org/europe/4300-que...usehold-worse/ I don't think this case will get anywhere and there are troublesome consequences if it did. If this case actually goes ahead then you would every election litigated after the fact by the losing side. |
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But I think that a successful prosecution here would serve politics better and in the longer term, help remove some of the distrust of politicians. |
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With MPs' expenses, Tony Blair's WMD Iraq situation, investigations into Islamohobia and anti-Semitsim in the two main parties and the Aaron Banks-Nigel Farage financial investigations, UK politics can only benefit from a successful prosecution here. |
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If you feel Blair has a case to answer then why not take out a private prosecution? The Boris one may have more success as it's not about something that happened some 16 years ago! |
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It is a ridiculous prosecution brought solely in an attempt to block Brexit. |
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As it's a private prosecution, it's up to the individual concerned to decide whom to prosecute. I suspect they've done more due diligence on this than you and me. If anyone feels another politician has a better case to answer - fantastic, but they will need to put their words into actions for it to happen. |
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