Johnson and Gove said quite clearly that they would be happy to do so if it meant they could drag Britain out with no deal.
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Johnson and Gove said quite clearly that they would be happy to do so if it meant they could drag Britain out with no deal.
No, one little island
peteblue
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Canada didn’t have any deal with the Eu, no other country on the planet has either, but still they can negotiate a trade deal with the Eu....
I cannot recall what the DUP or anyone else said about the foot and mouth epidemic, but I assume he meant that as there was a large amount of water between NI and the U.K. mainland the beef was of Irish stock the same as the beef in France, also separated by a large stretch of water, were French.....
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Sorry Bruce but I must have missed this, when and about what did they say they would break the law ?.......
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That's your choice mate. I'd say you are wasting your money if you do.
Politicians lie. They all do. But I'm trying to think of a situation whereby this sort of arrangement would be withdrawn in the future and I can only think of perhaps an extreme government, such as fascist or communist, gained power. And in that case I'd probably leave the country myself.
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peteblue
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Indeed they don’t. But as they have no majority and no one else does either, shouldn’t we now have an election.....
Michael Gove refuses to rule out ignoring law blocking no-deal Brexit
The Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster does not commit ministers to automatically accepting legislation blocking no-deal Brexit.
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Indeed. There was a bloke of the radio just now saying that Johnson is acting like a PM with a big majority, not a hung Parliament, and gently suggested that whoever is advising him, reminded him of that fact.
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Cant. Not unless the HOC votes for one.
Again you make a leap of logic based entirely around wanting to ram through Brexit. There's nothing wrong with an opposition holding a minority government in a terrible position until their electoral chances improve.
peteblue
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Michael Gove refuses to rule out ignoring law blocking no-deal Brexit
The Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster does not commit ministers to automatically accepting legislation blocking no-deal Brexit.news.sky.com
But he was right. Until you’ve actually seen the law how can it be followed. Additionally, if the opposition parties and the 21 newly formed independents wrote and voted in a law to say that the current government must rain nuclear bombs on Russia, the government of the day may just have another opinion. Now I do not have a full understanding of how governments can or cannot ignore anything passed by the HoC, but I’m pretty sure that if they attempted to break the law then it would immediately go to court.....
can if he resigns as pm,it would leave 14 days to get a coalition government in place , libs will not back corbyn , so a GE would have to take place
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I'd be more inclined to take them seriously and think them responsible if they didn't spend half their time booing and hissing at each other. The HOC is less well behaved then GOT on a Sat night after a loss with the pubs shut!
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