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He never has. He probably didn't really want Leave to win. Poetic justice that the tosser is now lumbered with it.Scoots still says that Apr 2020 didn't mark the start of a new stock bull market. -
Originally posted by AtW View Post“Boris Johnson would rather defy the law than ask for another Brexit delay, he has indicated, as Labour was accused of plunging Britain into a constitutional crisis.
The Prime Minister said he “will not” carry out Parliament’s instructions to seek an Article 50 extension if he fails to agree a new deal, adding he was only bound “in theory” by a law passed on Friday.
Mr Johnson also ruled out the option of resigning to avoid asking for an extension, saying he would be staying in office to deliver Brexit and defeat Jeremy Corbyn.”
Boris Johnson set to defy the law rather than ask for Brexit delayOriginally posted by AtW View PostWill the police arrest him or will they just say - “It’s a civil matter”?
When BoJo was at Eton, he was a member of inner elite club (name?). They went on drunken sprees and committed vandalism. They would pay for the damage and then be let off by the police. No doubt he thinks that he is exempt from the law."A people that elect corrupt politicians, imposters, thieves and traitors are not victims, but accomplices," George OrwellComment
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You need to stop listening to idiots who have no idea what they are talking about. That kind of sh1t is what got us to where we are today; idiots spreading lies and other idiots believing themOriginally posted by DealorNoDeal View PostI expect the EU will be preparing for all sorts of shenanigans.
The latest hair brained idea I heard being floated was that Johnson could request an extension but then the UK could use its veto to stop an extension being granted.
Strange times.
I am what I drink, and I'm a bitter man
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Quick and very fair trial first!Originally posted by NotAllThere View PostOr will the Queen send the army around to execute him as a traitor?Comment
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Ironically, while we're still in the EU, we can't execute anyone for anything. They'll have to "make it look like an accident"...Originally posted by NotAllThere View PostOr will the Queen send the army around to execute him as a traitor?
His heart is in the right place - shame we can't say the same about his brain...Comment
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Again.Originally posted by Mordac View PostIronically, while we're still in the EU, we can't execute anyone for anything. They'll have to "make it look like an accident"...
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Originally posted by Mordac View PostIronically, while we're still in the EU, we can't execute anyone for anything. They'll have to "make it look like an accident"...
You saying Bojo should avoid the woods and not carry a blunt penknife?Comment
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Make it look like a domestic. The list of suspects will be far too big.Originally posted by vetran View PostYou saying Bojo should avoid the woods and not carry a blunt penknife?Comment
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