Current Affairs EU In or Out
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peteblue
Welcome back Wayne
The deafening silence over Brexit’s economic fallout
As economists start to quantify the damage from leaving the EU, a tentative debate has begun over how to soften the blow
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Though the European Convention on Human Rights is not an EU instrument.
Quite modest changes. And the numpty tories don't realise UK Supreme Court can be ahead of the the European Court of Human Rights in extending the scope of the Convention. UK courts already take account of ECtHR rulings, but can not follow them.
Most worrying is the precedent of Ministers not being bound by European Court of Human Rights rulings. How would it look if Hungary or Greece said that?
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I wonder, do the people in UK realise the path their government is taking them down.
Or indeed do they care.
There seems to be so much apathy.
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peteblue
Welcome back Wayne
Europe seems to be getting by without us Pete. Shame our trade with Us is also falling.
What was the point?
Serious question pete, if we rejoined the eu tomorrow what benefits would you miss most ?
Well this isn't at all sinister or fashy, is it?
Dunno why they don't just call it Redwatch and be honest about it.
Who'd have thought we'd end up here?
Oh, loads of us, actually.
Dunno why they don't just call it Redwatch and be honest about it.
Who'd have thought we'd end up here?
Oh, loads of us, actually.
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I wonder if they'll take aim at The Office of Budget Responsibility - a Treasury funded body. Nope, me neither.
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