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[Kurt.]

So what's going to happen to them?

They’ll get punished by being forced to own a pub, given £20 million pound each and a contract to make aprons

 

[mahermi1]

Has the government just stopped fixing roads entirely then? I suppose it's down to the local council to resolve, but the money isn't there?

I've had to change my daily route because of it, but my god, all the roads round my way are appalling.

And unbelievably my road tax went up by £15 to £180 pound a year.. sure Pete said one or twice the Conservatives are the party of low taxation., must have heard him wrong. lol

 

[Marius57]

Slapped wrists all round is my guess.

Not a chance. Sunak doesn’t have it in him to do anything. He won’t want to upset them and will just tiptoe around it and refuse to make comment.

 

[Spadge Vernacular]

So what's going to happen to them?

They'll be given peerages.

 

[Nightman]

And unbelievably my road tax went up by £15 to £180 pound a year.. sure Pete said one or twice the Conservatives are the party of low taxation., must have heard him wrong. lol

Hold your nerve. It'll all be okay.

Sunak actually said that. Who the hell is advising him?!

 

[Nightman]

Having been watching what's been happening in France over the past 24 hours, and with what happened in Cardiff recently, I think we're really close to seeing 2011 level riots in major UK capital cities.

 

[spectateur]

Having been watching what's been happening in France over the past 24 hours, and with what happened in Cardiff recently, I think we're really close to seeing 2011 level riots in major UK capital cities.

I reckon it just needs another white cop vs non white youth incident in big city England.

 

[Alan Whittle]

Home Office claims that the law of the land (following the Rwanda ruling) “is rigged against the British people”.

 

[mightymoyes]

Having been watching what's been happening in France over the past 24 hours, and with what happened in Cardiff recently, I think we're really close to seeing 2011 level riots in major UK capital cities.

hopefully it ends with sunak, andrew bailey, truss etc with their heads on pikes

 

[Thomasc]

Having been watching what's been happening in France over the past 24 hours, and with what happened in Cardiff recently, I think we're really close to seeing 2011 level riots in major UK capital cities.

Nah

Brits are too feckless to rebel against a government. Now if it was somebody of foreign origin, that’s a different story.

Pathetic nation of bootlicking scumbags.

 

[Thomasc]

Watch the lawyers who have overruled Rwanda policy now be labelled “leftie lawyers” by the terminally hard of thinking.

 

[JimmyJeffers]

Watch the lawyers who have overruled Rwanda policy now be labelled “leftie lawyers” by the terminally hard of thinking.

Populist politics. They know fine well the whole thing is an unworkable mess but are happy to just appeal to the most disgusting parts of society then claim their mandates are being blocked by ‘the left wing establishment’

Any Tory voter should be ashamed

 

[Toffee_Loaf]

Watch the lawyers who have overruled Rwanda policy now be labelled “leftie lawyers” by the terminally hard of thinking.

Not an unfair assessment. Why would the court give the ECHR more authority over legislative matters than parliament itself which has passed bills for deportation to Rwanda? If the government cannot implement its own laws because judges are blocking them as unlawful then all that will happen is that we will either get a withdrawal from ECHR or a referendum with the government recommending to withdraw from it.

 

[roydo]

Not an unfair assessment. Why would the court give the ECHR more authority over legislative matters than parliament itself which has passed bills for deportation to Rwanda? If the government cannot implement its own laws because judges are blocking them as unlawful then all that will happen is that we will either get a withdrawal from ECHR or a referendum with the government recommending to withdraw from it.

Its the High Court that has ruled. Nowt to do with ECHR.

 

[JimmyJeffers]

Not an unfair assessment. Why would the court give the ECHR more authority over legislative matters than parliament itself which has passed bills for deportation to Rwanda? If the government cannot implement its own laws because judges are blocking them as unlawful then all that will happen is that we will either get a withdrawal from ECHR or a referendum with the government recommending to withdraw from it.

Oh dear mate