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[peteblue]

So....

do we like judges again now, Peter

If you read back you will find I’ve always liked judges. Boris has said he will obey the Law. Mind you I wouldn’t put it past the government to have already found a loophole or two......

 

[summerisle]

BBC....

‘A Scottish judge has dismissed a move to force the Prime Minister Boris Johnson to seek to delay the UK's departure from the EU.’.......

Nothing like a bit of selected quoting. Only because lawyers had already stated that Johnson would send the required letter to the EU.

 

[summerisle]

If you read back you will find I’ve always liked judges. Boris has said he will obey the Law. Mind you I wouldn’t put it past the government to have already found a loophole or two......

*Johnson

 

[Khalekan]

If you read back you will find I’ve always liked judges. Boris has said he will obey the Law. Mind you I wouldn’t put it past the government to have already found a loophole or two......

I would.

Thus far every “cunning” trick Cummings has tried has backfired spectacularly.

I see no reason to think this self annointed political iconoclast will find a foolproof “loophole” to break our country’s law.

 

[peteblue]

Nothing like a bit of selected quoting. Only because lawyers had already stated that Johnson would send the required letter to the EU.

I quoted the first paragraph to draw attention to the news. I did not engage in selective quoting....

Judge dismisses no-deal Brexit court move

Lord Pentland says he must trust Boris Johnson to write a letter to the EU requesting an extension if no deal is agreed.

www.bbc.co.uk

 

[peteblue]

I would.

Thus far every “cunning” trick Cummings has tried has backfired spectacularly.

I see no reason to think this self annointed political iconoclast will find a foolproof “loophole” to break our country’s law.

I don’t think Cummings will either. But I do think some of those clever Law drafting people will......

 

[summerisle]

I quoted the first paragraph to draw attention to the news. I did not engage in selective quoting....

lol It's like writing :

'Everton win', omitting, 'no friends with another turgid display.'

 

[Bruce Wayne]

Oh boy

 

[Disgruntledgoat]

How is it a climb down. A law has been passed, he has said he will obey the Law. He has now told a U.K. Court that he will obey the Law. He will obviously obey the Law. We wait and see.......

What's this I read about Cummings offering sweetners on trade deals to Hungary in order for them to veto a British application to extend Art. 50?

Surely Boris wouldn't try to dirty trick his way around the law, would he?

 

[Khalekan]

I don’t think Cummings will either. But I do think some of those clever Law drafting people will......

You mean like m' learned friend the Right Honourable Attorney General?

Whom assured them the prorogation was lawful and constitutional?

 

[Jebus_lives]

BBC....

‘A Scottish judge has dismissed a move to force the Prime Minister Boris Johnson to seek to delay the UK's departure from the EU.’.......

All Remainers...

 

[summerisle]

Can't wait until Brexit is 'done', and we can all bask in the sunlit uplands.

 

[Jebus_lives]

If you read back you will find I’ve always liked judges. Boris has said he will obey the Law. Mind you I wouldn’t put it past the government to have already found a loophole or two......

PM surrenders to Surrender Act.

 

[The binman chronicles]

Oh boy

How can you argue when presented with such facts. In light of the overwhelming evidence in his chart I will say nothing....

 

[peteblue]

You mean like m' learned friend the Right Honourable Attorney General?

Whom assured them the prorogation was lawful and constitutional?

it was, before the SC decided to change the law....