Breaking the law

[baabaa]

Our Government are planning to implement the WA In the event of a No Deal WTO Brexit to protect the GFA.

This is why this Bill is so important.

and a no deal has consequences

 

[Ashtree]

Yes, but... you can listen to EU spokesmen and come away thinking they represent a benign bastion of democracy, a complete lack of hypocrisy and good will to all... and you really fell for lovely Leo's spiel.

So you agree with me. Stay with me a little while longer. I have rescued far more lost individuals from eternal oblivion and obscurity. I have every confidence, I can make you see the obvious light.

 

[baabaa]

Beef sector faces a €725m wall of tariffs in no-deal Brexit scenario

The Irish government needs to develop a Tariff Support Mechanism to protect farm exports from the catastrophic impact of Brexit, Meat Industry Ireland (MII) has insisted.

www.independent.ie

 

[Danllan]

So you agree with me. Stay with me a little while longer. I have rescued far more lost individuals from eternal oblivion and obscurity. I have every confidence, I can make you see the obvious light.

You misunderstand; but your admission of evangelism is enlightening.

 

[Ashtree]

You misunderstand; but your admission of evangelism is enlightening.

I note your latest thread on China! Indeed, a clear and present danger. That said, the usurpation of democracy and legal norms, in your own House of Parliament, should be of much greater concern to you! Rot from within can be such a silent and invidious force of destruction.
Which reminds me, that’s two of the new great free trade partners, much beloved by Brexiteers, which are by the hour becoming shall we say, “less attractive”. One is China and the other one isn’t the EU. I would name them, but I really can’t be arsed with the hassle from the usual mob on here!

 

[Danllan]

I note your latest thread on China! Indeed, a clear and present danger. That said, the usurpation of democracy and legal norms, in your own House of Parliament, should be of much greater concern to you! Rot from within can be such a silent and invidious force of destruction.
Which reminds me, that’s two of the new great free trade partners, much beloved by Brexiteers, which are by the hour becoming shall we say, “less attractive”. One is China and the other one isn’t the EU. I would name them, but I really can’t be arsed with the hassle from the usual mob on here!

Hmm... presumably from being so long without any, you don't understand or have forgotten how sovereignty works, democracy too what with you being a vassal state again.

Sunny, time to turn the grass, but I'll check in later for more laughs.

 

[Farmer1001]

The Conservative Party are going to demonstrate they have the political will and power to do what they need to do.

If that were the case they wouldnt need the support of parliament, the Lords and then win in court to get it through.

 

[linga]

If that were the case they wouldnt need the support of parliament, the Lords and then win in court to get it through.

Seems like British democracy and associated checks and balances works then

 

[Muck Spreader]

Seems like British democracy and associated checks and balances works then

For now, but it will not stop Cummings from trying to undermine the democratic process. In this case it looks like it will be passed backwards and forwards between the Commons and the Lords and watered down with lots of amendments. Be interesting to see if any nasty does sneak though if it's passed in the end.

 

[linga]

For now, but it will not stop Cummings from trying to undermine the democratic process. In this case it looks like it will be passed backwards and forwards between the Commons and the Lords and watered down with lots of amendments. Be interesting to see if any nasty does sneak though if it's passed in the end.

As a last resort of course the electorate has a direct say every five years in who governs us and the policies they wish to persue.

 

[Ashtree]

As a last resort of course the electorate has a direct say every five years in who governs us and the policies they wish to persue.

These guys won’t have much left in five years!

 

[wanton dwarf]

If that were the case they wouldnt need the support of parliament, the Lords and then win in court to get it through.

Given the fact the Conservatives have a majority is would require the Conservatives to be split which could only be accomplished by a lack of faith in Boris's leadership.

The Lords will be TOLD by Parliament what to do as they know well.

The courts cannot overrule Parliament as you should already know. Parliament sets and makes the law .. which is why the SNP broke the legal system and WILL be set straight .. as the Law Lords know as well.


Or in other words. It's game set and match to Parliament as requested by the UK voting public.

 

[Ashtree]

Given the fact the Conservatives have a majority is would require the Conservatives to be split which could only be accomplished by a lack of faith in Boris's leadership.

The Lords will be TOLD by Parliament what to do as they know well.

The courts cannot overrule Parliament as you should already know. Parliament sets and makes the law .. which is why the SNP broke the legal system and WILL be set straight .. as the Law Lords know as well.


Or in other words. It's game set and match to Parliament as requested by the UK voting public.

Good heavens man! Let the Boris / Cummings destructive duo have their way then. Pass their legislation unamended onto the statute books!
You lot become a pariah state overnight! Untouchable, untrustworthy, unbecoming,!

 

[Honest john]

Good heavens man! Let the Boris / Cummings destructive duo have their way then. Pass their legislation unamended onto the statute books!
You lot become a pariah state overnight! Untouchable, untrustworthy, unbecoming,!

Boris is polishing the turd he inherited from May.
To protect our UK & your GFA in the event of a no deal.

 

[Farmer1001]

Given the fact the Conservatives have a majority is would require the Conservatives to be split which could only be accomplished by a lack of faith in Boris's leadership.

The Lords will be TOLD by Parliament what to do as they know well.

The courts cannot overrule Parliament as you should already know. Parliament sets and makes the law .. which is why the SNP broke the legal system and WILL be set straight .. as the Law Lords know as well.


Or in other words. It's game set and match to Parliament as requested by the UK voting public.

Yes Im aware of the above but they dont have the "power" to make the Lords agree with them, they can try and would maybe succeed but dont have the power to tell them what to do, and Id suggest their "faith in Boris's leadership" is starting to test the lords if not plenty in his party. Game set and match (maybe) but at what cost? Mind you I also accept a communist government cares little what other countries think, let alone its own people.

 

[Muck Spreader]

As a last resort of course the electorate has a direct say every five years in who governs us and the policies they wish to persue.

If they are told the truth, then they can make an informed decision.

 

[linga]

If they are told the truth, then they can make an informed decision.

There is usually an opposition which should be able to counter any untruths.

 

[Farmer1001]

There is usually an opposition which should be able to counter any untruths.

Government didn’t say they would break the law when they signed the WA, as such didn’t lie. Had they told the truth then they would have been called out.

 

[caveman]

Thank goodness. But nothing he said yesterday wasn’t true, the look on Boris face said it all.

And Boris himself is what was being debated?
I've moved you to the bottom of my pig sh!t for brains league.

 

[arcobob]

So you agree with me. Stay with me a little while longer. I have rescued far more lost individuals from eternal oblivion and obscurity. I have every confidence, I can make you see the obvious light.

Are you also a saviour of fallen women?