Oh dear….

[chickens and wheat]

He wouldnt have had to do all that if everyone had just obeyed him.

 

[Widgetone]

I know Boris wouldn't have wished for it ( the guy nearly died of it ) but Covid has been a very effective smokescreen for some of the economic damage Brexit has/is/will cause. Not sure it will ever be quantifiable....

 

[Muck Spreader]

For not doing; her conviction by the CJR* was for negligence...





*Ministerial Misconduct Court in layman's terms.

She was caught up in an endless legal wrangle that has been going on for 26 years between the state bank and the billionaire Bernard Tapie, nothing that exciting.

 

[Danllan]

Proroguing parliament and lying to the queen.
Conducting trade deals without allowing parliamentary scrutiny.
Bypassing government procurement rules.
Ministerial code not being adhered to.
Signing up to international treaties with no intention of honouring them.
Not allowing any parliamentary time to debate the withdrawal agreement.
Limiting the power of the Supreme Court.
The government to have greater say in the appointment of senior judges.
Proposed disbandment of the Electoral Commission.
Increasing limitations on the Freedom of information act.
No parliamentary approval or discussion for his personal Brexit airline and cruise ship.

That's before we get onto all the legal powers he has granted himself over the covid pandemic to hold the entire population captive to his often idiotic and incomprehensible rules (or lack of) that have needlessly killed thousands and massively damaged the economy.

Where is illegality and what has been done without a democratic mandate?

As for Covid, he followed the advice that anyone in office would have had to. What you write could be written of pretty much every 'leader' of every country, you just add it on with your vitriol because BJ got us out of your EU.

She was caught up in an endless legal wrangle that has been going on for 26 years between the state bank and the billionaire Bernard Tapie, nothing that exciting.

She was convicted by the highest competent Court! But, of course, over there a politician being convicted is of less import and you are used to it...

 

[Muck Spreader]

Where is illegality and what has been done without a democratic mandate?

The two that have already been through the courts:-
Proroguing parliament was deemed unlawful by the supreme court.
Bypassing government procurement rules has resulted in dozens of court cases some already proved.

 

[jamesmartin]

The two that have already been through the courts:-
Proroguing parliament was deemed unlawful by the supreme court.
Bypassing government procurement rules has resulted in dozens of court cases some already proved.

it wasnt unlawful till it had been through the court, and the ruling was highly political
in the state of emergency that was covid most countries by passed procurement rules ,especially ppe as the standard procurement routes had failed france also had its ppe crisis

 

[robs1]

it wasnt unlawful till it had been through the court, and the ruling was highly political
in the state of emergency that was covid most countries by passed procurement rules ,especially ppe as the standard procurement routes had failed france also had its ppe crisis

There is two points to this in my view, dud they stick to the rules of procurement and take weeks to get the stuff while people needed it immediately or get on with buying it. The second and only one to be concerned about was money spent that resulted in no ppe arriving ie fraud if so chuck the book at them

 

[7610 super q]

No Matt Hancock thread yet ? tut, tut......

 

[Widgetone]

No Matt Hancock thread yet ? tut, tut......

Oh yes there is!!
The odds of MH becoming next PM have shortened - the CV is perfect

 

[Muck Spreader]

Oh yes there is!!
The odds of MH becoming next PM have shortened - the CV is perfect

But Dildo Harding could be coming up on the outside for a late challenge or a photo finish.

 

[Muck Spreader]

it wasnt unlawful till it had been through the court, and the ruling was highly political
in the state of emergency that was covid most countries by passed procurement rules ,especially ppe as the standard procurement routes had failed france also had its ppe crisis

France as much as possible turned to local manufactories as Johnson should have done, not friends, family and party donors.

 

[JimAndy]

Proroguing parliament and lying to the queen.
Conducting trade deals without allowing parliamentary scrutiny.
Bypassing government procurement rules.
Ministerial code not being adhered to.
Signing up to international treaties with no intention of honouring them.
Not allowing any parliamentary time to debate the withdrawal agreement.
Limiting the power of the Supreme Court.
The government to have greater say in the appointment of senior judges.
Proposed disbandment of the Electoral Commission.
Increasing limitations on the Freedom of information act.
No parliamentary approval or discussion for his personal Brexit airline and cruise ship.

That's before we get onto all the legal powers he has granted himself over the covid pandemic to hold the entire population captive to his often idiotic and incomprehensible rules (or lack of) that have needlessly killed thousands and massively damaged the economy.

and don't forget he don't something neither Hitler ,Bonaparte could do. put up a internal border, splitting the "united Kingdom".

 

[JimAndy]

Where is illegality and what has been done without a democratic mandate?

As for Covid, he followed the advice that anyone in office would have had to. What you write could be written of pretty much every 'leader' of every country, you just add it on with your vitriol because BJ got us out of your EU.

so you have No problem with the Queens first minster out right LYING to her, says alot about you

also he has NOT got the UK of of the EU, he left a large lump of it in the EU when he betrayed NI. and until he grows a set of balls and stand up to SF and put the border were it should be. he go down in history as a ass kissing terrorist loving scumbag

 

[Widgetone]

But Dildo Harding could be coming up on the outside for a late challenge or a photo finish.

Theres photos of her in a clinch as well ?!?!

 

[jamesmartin]

France as much as possible turned to local manufactories as Johnson should have done, not friends, family and party donors.

at the height of the crisis every country got them were they could which was through irregular sources,but uk did also at the same time create a ppe home production industry,did france go without whilst its local manufactures got geared up

 

[jamesmartin]

so you have No problem with the Queens first minster out right LYING to her, says alot about you

also he has NOT got the UK of of the EU, he left a large lump of it in the EU when he betrayed NI. and until he grows a set of balls and stand up to SF and put the border were it should be. he go down in history as a ass kissing terrorist loving scumbag

he didnt lie to her

 

[JimAndy]

he didnt lie to her

let me guess he use "alternative facts"

 

[jamesmartin]

let me guess he use "alternative facts"

why would he need either

 

[Vader]

There is no President of the EU.

The President of the European Commission is the head of the European Commission, the executive branch of the European Union. The President of the Commission leads a Cabinet of Commissioners, referred to as the College, collectively accountable to the European Parliament.....

 

[capfits]

The President of the European Commission is the head of the European Commission, the executive branch of the European Union. The President of the Commission leads a Cabinet of Commissioners, referred to as the College, collectively accountable to the European Parliament.....

@Vader Just be clear who appointed the commissioners?