Reply to: Government plan to invoke EU law's supremacy to ensure Brexit on Halloween

[BlasterBates]

Boris can't avoid the Benn Act. All he can do is to create FUD (hence this thread), which means doing everything lawful to circumvent it, while implying that he might even do some unlawful things too. "Oh, noes!".
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Not FUD, just stupidity

He's already tried the unlawful route, he'd try again if he thinks he might get away with it.

[jamesbrown]

Behind closed doors Dominic and Boris are celebrating the Benn act. Boris obviously thinks grovelling in Brussels for an extension will be good for his election campaign.

Looking forward to some more panicked measures.

Boris can't avoid the Benn Act. All he can do is to create FUD (hence this thread), which means doing everything lawful to circumvent it, while implying that he might even do some unlawful things too. "Oh, noes!".

You'd need to be pretty stupid to fall for this.

If the moderate remainers in Parliament had any sense, they'd push through the WA as it exists today, with a referendum attached and then have a GE. Perhaps even delay the GE until after the second ref, but that probably isn't achievable (would need 6 months, plus chaos in the interim). That is the absolute worst case scenario for Boris in the ensuing GE.

[BlasterBates]

The only ruse here is to nudge the remoaner-gammonflakey contingent into panic, wondering about whether there really is a clever ruse. Panic increases the chance of a political blunder. It's hilarious that you can't see that.

Behind closed doors Dominic and Boris are celebrating the Benn act. Boris obviously thinks grovelling in Brussels for an extension will be good for his election campaign.

Looking forward to some more panicked measures.

[jamesbrown]

So you didn't answer my question.
You come across on this forum as not very bright, yet you claim to have been, or be, in "academia". By which I assume you claim to be an academic.
But I seriously doubt it.
So what was your doctorate in?

You can't debate the substance because it will reveal you to be tremendously thick. You're all hot air, sas.

What is your opinion about Padfield as it relates to the topic under discussion here?

[jamesbrown]

For self-declared "clever meanies", your level of ignorance about our constitution is astonishing. I doubt you have the foggiest clue about Padfield.

There's no clever ruse in which we leave on 31 Oct. The only route now is a WA or a veto, neither of which is a ruse, nor likely. The only ruse here is to nudge the remoaner-gammonflakey contingent into panic, wondering about whether there really is a clever ruse. Panic increases the chance of a political blunder. It's hilarious that you can't see that.

An Order of Council is a spoon in a gunfight.

A50 specifically requires that departure is enacted under our own constitution.

You can't see the wood for the trees and it's extremely entertaining.

[BlasterBates]

Brexiteers are agitated.

The penny is beginning to drop that Boris and Dominic don't know what they're doing.

[sasguru]

That would be entirely consistent with your being a cretinous snowflake. I don’t see you offering anything of value in the professional forums, ever. You just troll general.

So you didn't answer my question.
You come across on this forum as not very bright, yet you claim to have been, or be, in "academia". By which I assume you claim to be an academic.
But I seriously doubt it.
So what was your doctorate in?

[jamesbrown]

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With all this talk of trolling, I might begin to suspect that you're a troll. Which might "trigger" me to take some action or other.

That would be entirely consistent with your being a cretinous snowflake. I don’t see you offering anything of value in the professional forums, ever. You just troll general.

[jamesbrown]

Well you obviously haven't.

Constitutional law 101 for thickos like you and sas: Padfield.

[DealorNoDeal]

I was referring to your regurgitation of the same old tulipe in the vain hope that it will be believed. The type of tulipe that only the most desperate of remainers are clinging to.

Anyway, carry on carrying on. I suppose it helps keep the electrons flowing and helps prevent the over pollution of the internet with cat videos.

I'm not bothered about leaving. Would prefer a deal but, if we crash out, hey-ho.

Just enjoying the political pantomime.

[NotAllThere]

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They're just trolling remainers now. ... TBF, remainers are even trolling themselves.

With all this talk of trolling, I might begin to suspect that you're a troll. Which might "trigger" me to take some action or other.

[Zigenare]

No, it's in the cavern between your ears.

I was referring to your regurgitation of the same old tulipe in the vain hope that it will be believed. The type of tulipe that only the most desperate of remainers are clinging to.

Anyway, carry on carrying on. I suppose it helps keep the electrons flowing and helps prevent the over pollution of the internet with cat videos.

[BlasterBates]

"Poroguing"

The idea that you could fathom an Order of Council.

Well you obviously haven't.

[darmstadt]

What's you doctorate in again? Because you really do come across as thick as mince.

Would that be hormone treated US beef mince, antimicrobial dosed US pork or chlorinated US chicken mince?

[sasguru]

"Poroguing"

The idea that you could fathom an Order of Council.

What's you doctorate in again? Because you really do come across as thick as mince.