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Post by Deleted on Sept 8, 2019 7:26:40 GMT
“If the prime minister chooses not to comply with EU (Withdrawal) No 6 Act, he will be subject to an action for contempt which could, logically and as a matter of last resort, lead to imprisonment, but that has never happened and will not happen; Britain is a rule of law country, so he will comply or leave office. All other talk is bluster, as attorney general Geoffrey Cox will already have advised him.” But Lord Macdonald, the former director of public prosecutions, warned Johnson that he could end up in prison. “It is convention that if you are found guilty of defying a court order, then you are jailed,” he said. linkOn Saturday, as violence over Brexit broke out near parliament, Downing Street said Johnson remained defiant and would neither resign, nor comply with the law to delay Brexit.Stick him in the Tower. Or the Scrubs; less cachet. |
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Post by jimboky on Sept 8, 2019 13:04:59 GMT
What happens if he does not comply with election?
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Post by charmingnortherner on Sept 8, 2019 13:29:24 GMT
“If the prime minister chooses not to comply with EU (Withdrawal) No 6 Act, he will be subject to an action for contempt which could, logically and as a matter of last resort, lead to imprisonment, but that has never happened and will not happen; Britain is a rule of law country, so he will comply or leave office. All other talk is bluster, as attorney general Geoffrey Cox will already have advised him.” But Lord Macdonald, the former director of public prosecutions, warned Johnson that he could end up in prison. “It is convention that if you are found guilty of defying a court order, then you are jailed,” he said. linkOn Saturday, as violence over Brexit broke out near parliament, Downing Street said Johnson remained defiant and would neither resign, nor comply with the law to delay Brexit.Stick him in the Tower. Or the Scrubs; less cachet. The MSMs go to stooge. "In August 2003 it was announced that Macdonald would succeed Sir David Calvert-Smith as DPP in October of that year.[10][11] The appointment was immediately denounced by Opposition spokesmen as "rampant cronyism" and a "provocative appointment" due to Macdonald's business relationship with Cherie Booth (wife of then Prime Minister Tony Blair) and his lack of prosecution experience." By fvck, you remain EUrophiles are fvcking gullible. |
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Post by Deleted on Sept 8, 2019 14:26:36 GMT
What's your point?
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Post by perrykneeham on Sept 8, 2019 16:25:55 GMT
LibDem with strong business links to the Blairs.
Sound like a proper Bremainer establishmemt toady.
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Post by mids on Sept 8, 2019 17:10:35 GMT
Sounds like the Reuich might not agree to an extension. Oberstgruppenführer Macron is saying he won't agree to one and Verhoftwat is saying the same. Of course, lying is second nature to them so it could a ploy.
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Post by perrykneeham on Sept 8, 2019 17:47:31 GMT
The Quislings have been busy. What is the EN regulation for stout hemp rope? Oh, I nearly forgot their Lordships: we'll need a few hundred feet of responsibly sourced silk chord too. That's just good form.
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Post by mids on Sept 8, 2019 18:39:42 GMT
The Qeuslings.
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Post by perrykneeham on Sept 8, 2019 22:36:57 GMT
Traiteurs.
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Post by mids on Sept 9, 2019 6:19:21 GMT
Another vote in the Commons today, asking for a general election. Let's see if the anti-Democrats vote against it.
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Post by bertruss2 on Sept 9, 2019 7:10:13 GMT
Dominic Cummings,the master of Downing Street,has unfinished business. He won Brexit but it hasn't been delivered.
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Post by moggyonspeed on Sept 9, 2019 8:08:10 GMT
Another vote in the Commons today, asking for a general election. Let's see if the anti-Democrats vote against it. Asking? I think it's more like begging, isn't it? You can jump up and down all you like bemoaning your perceived lack of democracy, but Parliament is doing what Parliament is sanctioned, by statute, to do. if you're not happy with that, take it higher - to the European Court of Justice, for example. |
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Post by mids on Sept 9, 2019 8:32:38 GMT
Two letters- brilliant.
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Post by mids on Sept 9, 2019 8:37:10 GMT
Another vote in the Commons today, asking for a general election. Let's see if the anti-Democrats vote against it. Asking? I think it's more like begging, isn't it? You can jump up and down all you like bemoaning your perceived lack of democracy, but Parliament is doing what Parliament is sanctioned, by statute, to do. if you're not happy with that, take it higher - to the European Court of Justice, for example. Why? It's their morality, not their legality that I object to. Does your vaunted ECJ rule on matters of morality now? |
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Post by moggyonspeed on Sept 9, 2019 8:55:39 GMT
Asking? I think it's more like begging, isn't it? You can jump up and down all you like bemoaning your perceived lack of democracy, but Parliament is doing what Parliament is sanctioned, by statute, to do. if you're not happy with that, take it higher - to the European Court of Justice, for example. Why? It's their morality, not their legality that I object to. Does your vaunted ECJ rule on matters of morality now? Morals was NEVER an issue raised, pre-referendum, by your "vaunted" Brexit Leaders - legality WAS. Remember that oft-used trope about wanting to "repatriate Laws from the European Union"? Laws = legality (but you knew that anyway), so to now try to obfuscate this argument with notions of "morality" is a bit rich from you lot, who creamed yourselves senseless as to the importance of the primacy of UK Law. The UK Parliament is using UK Law (which you're keen on, apparently) to hold to account THE most divisive, bullying and puerile PM in living memory. |
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Post by bertruss2 on Sept 9, 2019 9:16:32 GMT
Mastermind Cummings isn't worried if Boris gets locked up. He's got a cummings plan to flood social media with Martyr Boris pics. |
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Post by mids on Sept 9, 2019 9:20:24 GMT
Nope, you've still not grasped it. My comment on morality was entirely about denying the country the election it sorely needs.
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Post by mids on Sept 9, 2019 9:22:48 GMT
You'll not your recession either.
"The chances of the UK avoiding recession have improved following a better-than-expected 0.3% increase in activity in July.
Data from the Office for National Statistics showed that all sectors of the economy registered growth in the month – the first of the third quarter."
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Post by moggyonspeed on Sept 9, 2019 9:26:54 GMT
Nope, you've still not grasped it. My comment on morality was entirely about denying the country the election it sorely needs. ... and you've still not grasped (= wilfully chosen to ignore) that the country needs an election only because BJ has chosen to lose his friends - and then complain that he's got no friends. Still "all going to plan", as you've spouted many times? Plan? There's a LARF! |
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