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denphone 24-09-2019 14:54
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Originally Posted by papa smurf (Post 36011479)
I don't remember ever voting for a bunch of retired lawyers.
No but you do understand the law of the land l gather..

mrmistoffelees 24-09-2019 14:55
Re: Brexit Development(s) Discussion
 
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Originally Posted by OLD BOY (Post 36011482)
Remember the little thing called the referendum?
This judgement as explained by the SC this morning is not in relation to Brexit it’s regard if there was any misuse of power or unlawful activity occurred during the process of proroguing parliament.

There was.


Unless of course you’re saying that the whole point of the prorogation was to facilitate a no deal Brexit something Boris himself has strenuously denied

papa smurf 24-09-2019 14:55
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Originally Posted by denphone (Post 36011486)
No but you do understand the law of the land l gather..
Which law in particular are you referring to ?

jfman 24-09-2019 14:58
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Taking back control. But not for Parliament, or our highest court in the land?

mrmistoffelees 24-09-2019 14:59
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Originally Posted by jfman (Post 36011490)
Taking back control. But not for Parliament, or our highest court in the land?
:clap:

Maybe people meant British Gas? :confused:

Dave42 24-09-2019 15:01
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Quote:
Originally Posted by OLD BOY (Post 36011482)
Remember the little thing called the referendum?
the court ruling was not about Brexit it was about pm unlawfully proroguing parliament

makes me laugh leavers like you OB crying parliament was not sovereign then crying about parliament proving it was sovereign all the time

Mr K 24-09-2019 15:14
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A concise summing up of Mr Blobby's record so far from Ms Kuenssberg:-

In his two months in power, Boris Johnson has lost his first six Commons votes, broken the law by suspending Parliament and misled the monarch.

Hope he's not on performance pay....

ianch99 24-09-2019 15:21
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Originally Posted by Mr K (Post 36011498)
Hope he's not on performance pay
No need, his shady "backers" will always see him right :)

I do wonder if this was all was Cummin's bright idea? If it was, maybe his hands on the strings that control Boris will be removed/relaxed ..

Hugh 24-09-2019 15:57
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Originally Posted by papa smurf (Post 36011479)
I don't remember ever voting for a bunch of retired lawyers.
That’s because you didn’t - that’s not how our Parliamentary Democracy works...

papa smurf 24-09-2019 16:09
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Originally Posted by Hugh (Post 36011507)
That’s because you didn’t - that’s not how our Parliamentary Democracy works...
So going forward is there now a legal limit on the number of days in a prorogation ?

Damien 24-09-2019 16:20
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The attorney general’s legal advice has ‘accidentally’ been leaked and it appears he advised it was legal. That’s him thrown under the bus.

Hugh 24-09-2019 16:25
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Quote:
Originally Posted by papa smurf (Post 36011510)
So going forward is there now a legal limit on the number of days in a prorogation ?
Read the Supreme Court judgement - the answer is in there.

papa smurf 24-09-2019 16:26
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Originally Posted by Damien (Post 36011513)
The attorney general’s legal advice has ‘accidentally’ been leaked and it appears he advised it was legal. That’s him thrown under the bus.
Don't bring the bus back into the argument my nerves can't take it;)

Chris 24-09-2019 16:27
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Damien (Post 36011513)
The attorney general’s legal advice has ‘accidentally’ been leaked and it appears he advised it was legal. That’s him thrown under the bus.
He will be the sacrificial lamb offered up in place of BoJo, who from the noises he’s made so far clearly has no intention of going anywhere.

If Corbyn et al want him out, they are going to have to either win a no confidence vote, or else agree to, and win, an election.

papa smurf 24-09-2019 16:28
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Hugh (Post 36011515)
Read the Supreme Court judgement - the answer is in there.
Have you read it?


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