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[Raja Clavata]

Just now, Blackstone said:

 

How long before the judges are accused of being enemies of the people and traitors

About a week ago I suspect...

[Pigeon Shredder.]

Unlawful, oh dear.

[Rewulf]

5 minutes ago, Blackstone said:

 

How long before the judges are accused of being enemies of the people and traitors

Or maybe just bought off, financially or otherwise ?

Not like a judge to ever make the wrong decision either is it ?

Think about it, they are making a decision based upon the law, English law is based on precedent, of which there is none in this case.
So they have basically now MADE a law, based on their OPINION around the matter.
Stormy seas ahead now captain.

Edited September 24, 2019 by Rewulf

[Raja Clavata]

1 minute ago, Rewulf said:

Or maybe just bought off, financially or otherwise ?

Not like a judge to ever make the wrong decision either is it ?

Think about it, they are making a decision based upon the law, English law is based on precedent, of which there is none in this case.
So they have basically now MADE a law, based on their OPINION around the matter.
Stormy seas ahead now captain.

So in your learned opinion the decision is the wrong one, from a legal perspective, arrived at unanimously by 11 of our finest?

Stormy seas indeed, I wonder if Boris will extend his stay in the US.

[Smokersmith]

Couldn't have been any clearer … Boris was trying it on, and has been caught with his pants down.

[Yellow Bear]

I feel a retrospective case against John Major coming on

[Blackstone]

3 minutes ago, Raja Clavata said:

So in your learned opinion the decision is the wrong one, from a legal perspective, arrived at unanimously by 11 of our finest?

Stormy seas indeed, I wonder if Boris will extend his stay in the US.

Remember, people have had ENOUGH of experts

[Scully]

I wonder why there wasn’t a court case following Majors proroguing Parliament when he did it in an attempt to cover up a cash for questions scandal, or indeed when Blair did it to prevent discussion of his taking us to war? 🤔

[Rewulf]

Just now, Raja Clavata said:

legal perspective,

As I just said , there is no precedent , so no legal guideline, they have DECIDED its illegal among themselves.
So thats not open to any kind of subversion is it ? . 

This could still be overturned in an even more ironic step at the EU supreme court.

[hawkfanz]

yes lets now get john major,he did it as well and no one complained about that,its all about the remoaners who wont accept a democratic vote.

[Raja Clavata]

1 minute ago, Blackstone said:

Remember, people have had ENOUGH of experts

To be fair Rewulf is quite a bit more expert than some of his cohorts 😉

1 minute ago, Rewulf said:

This could still be overturned in an even more ironic step at the EU supreme court.

Now that would be something wouldn't it 😛 Not gonna happen though, he's already on a sticky wicket, seeking help from the EU wouldn't help his cause unless he starts reading from the other script he wrote ...

[Raja Clavata]

6 minutes ago, Yellow Bear said:

I feel a retrospective case against John Major coming on

but nobody cares right now

[Scully]

Just now, Raja Clavata said:

 

.....seeking help from the EU wouldn't help his cause unless he starts reading from the other script he wrote ...

.....or more likely the script the EU and all those who oppose him,  have already written for him and would like him to read from. 

[ditchman]

ere we go again............when is all this carp going to end.....

[ditchman]

im loosing interest............labour is a more viable option now........oh what jolly japes lay ahead

[Raja Clavata]

8 minutes ago, Scully said:

.....or more likely the script the EU and all those who oppose him,  have already written for him and would like him to read from. 

Don't forget, he'd rather lay dead in a ditch.

[Mice!]

8 minutes ago, ditchman said:

ere we go again............when is all this carp going to end.....

Never, have you watched the Matrix?

[Rim Fire]

Boris found guilty by supreme court

 

[Rewulf]

4 minutes ago, Raja Clavata said:

Now that would be something wouldn't it 😛 Not gonna happen though, he's already on a sticky wicket, seeking help from the EU wouldn't help his cause unless he starts reading from the other script he wrote ...

Are you saying that , as we are still a member state , the ECJ wouldnt deal with us on a fair and level playing field, when hearing a case ?
Now THAT would be something...

TBH , I dont think it likely either, but to think that the whole proroguing thing was some massively tactical advantage is a bit silly.
I think personally its a trap, and not the trap those numpties in labour think either, can you see it ?

Boris has motivated the forces of leave, he has increased the anger levels, the resentment , the incoming GE will smash labour now, never mind in a month or twos time.
The diversionary tactic of appearing to be at odds with the BP is working perfectly.
There are most probably bits Ive missed , or plots yet to be revealed, but the disorganisation of the opposition is a bonus feature that will only aid the win.

Latest polls show labour losing 50 - 70 seats , leading to a comfortable con majority, despite SNP and lib dem gains.

The question is, do YOU think labour can win an election ?

[Raja Clavata]

Nigel Farage tweet: "The calling of a Queen's Speech and prorogation is the worst political decision ever. Dominic Cummings must go."

I knew I'd one day find something he said that I agreed with 🙂

[Rewulf]

Just now, Raja Clavata said:

Nigel Farage tweet: "The calling of a Queen's Speech and prorogation is the worst political decision ever. Dominic Cummings must go."

I knew I'd one day find something he said that I agreed with 🙂

Think about it, smoke and mirrors 

[Raja Clavata]

1 minute ago, Rewulf said:

Are you saying that , as we are still a member state , the ECJ wouldnt deal with us on a fair and level playing field, when hearing a case ?
Now THAT would be something...

TBH , I dont think it likely either, but to think that the whole proroguing thing was some massively tactical advantage is a bit silly.
I think personally its a trap, and not the trap those numpties in labour think either, can you see it ?

Boris has motivated the forces of leave, he has increased the anger levels, the resentment , the incoming GE will smash labour now, never mind in a month or twos time.
The diversionary tactic of appearing to be at odds with the BP is working perfectly.
There are most probably bits Ive missed , or plots yet to be revealed, but the disorganisation of the opposition is a bonus feature that will only aid the win.

Latest polls show labour losing 50 - 70 seats , leading to a comfortable con majority, despite SNP and lib dem gains.

The question is, do YOU think labour can win an election ?

Interesting. There are so many twists and turns there could be any number of plots unravelling...

To answer your question directly, no, I don't think they can but nor do I think the Cons can either.

[Mice!]

4 minutes ago, Rewulf said:

Latest polls show labour losing 50 - 70 seats , leading to a comfortable con majority, despite SNP and lib dem gains.

I wonder why Labour don't want a GE?

[Raja Clavata]

1 minute ago, Rewulf said:

Think about it, smoke and mirrors 

maybe, maybe not 

[Rewulf]

Just now, Raja Clavata said:

To answer your question directly, no, I don't think they can but nor do I think the Cons can either

Yes I know I dont trust polls, polls predicted a remain result remember ?

But theres barely one out there that doesnt predict a con win, and thats now, if we dont leave come Halloween , those labour leave voters are gonna be pretty annoyed.