Reply to: No need for a withdrawal agreement

[Eirikur]

Spain is now free to ignore the treaty of Utrecht in a very limited and specific way. Bye bye Gibraltar.

[NotAllThere]

No need for a withdrawal agreement

Boris has never honoured one before.

[Old Greg]

They knew they were going to do this all along....

#failingstate

[darmstadt]

They knew they were going to do this all along....

we should vote for the original withdrawal agreement without reading it, on the basis Michael Gove articulated: we could change it later

Boris: take back control | Steve Baker | The Critic Magazine

“If the British people dislike the agreement that we have negotiated with the EU, the agreement will allow a future government to diverge.”

“don’t worry about the so-called ‘permanent’ commitments this historically abysmal Cabinet are trying to make on our behalf. They are not ‘permanent’ and a serious government — one not cowed by officials and their bulltulip ‘legal advice’ with which they have herded ministers like sheep — will dispense with these commitments.”

On the referendum #24N: Actions have consequences – Dominic Cummings's Blog

[darmstadt]

New national anthem...

"Britannia waives the rules"

[darmstadt]

Spaffed. That is a good word. I had never heard it before. I shall start using it from now on.

Good luck putting that in a PPT!

You can use it on radio phone-ins though: Boris Johnson under fire over remarks about child abuse inquiries | Politics | The Guardian

[Zigenare]

Spaffed. That is a good word. I had never heard it before. I shall start using it from now on.

Good luck putting that in a PPT!

[clearedforlanding]

Johnson has never had a withdrawal agreement, he just spaffed it all away...

Spaffed. That is a good word. I had never heard it before. I shall start using it from now on.

[darmstadt]

Johnson has never had a withdrawal agreement, he just spaffed it all away...

[Eirikur]

"My client only broke the law in a specific and limited way."

If you're a Tory then laws are only for other people...

Spain is no doubt looking forward to breaching international law regarding Gibraltar in "specific" ways

[Old Greg]

Isn't it really sad what these Tories have done to our country. Who'd have thought, 10 years ago, that we'd turn into a rogue country not to be trusted on the world stage and willing to break international law just to force through the ideologies of a minority of Tories?

We might all be getting blue passports, but we'll be too embarrassed to show them.

Don't forget unlawfully suspending Parliament.

[Whorty]

Jonathan Jones: Head of government's legal department quits over PM's reported Brexit plan,

"This resignation indicates that senior government lawyers think that the government are about to break the law".

Jonathan Jones: Head of government's legal department quits over PM's reported Brexit plan, Whitehall sources say | Politics News | Sky News

Isn't it really sad what these Tories have done to our country. Who'd have thought, 10 years ago, that we'd turn into a rogue country not to be trusted on the world stage and willing to break international law just to force through the ideologies of a minority of Tories?

We might all be getting blue passports, but we'll be too embarrassed to show them.

[WTFH]

"My client only broke the law in a specific and limited way."

If you're a Tory then laws are only for other people...

"The so-called 'victim' was going to die anyway, my client only broke the law by bringing forward the date"

[darmstadt]

I would say to my honourable friend that, yes, this does break international law in a very specific and limited way. We’re taking the power to disapply the EU law concept of direct effect required by article 4 in certain very tightly defined circumstances.

"My client only broke the law in a specific and limited way."

If you're a Tory then laws are only for other people...

[GhostofTarbera]

We won get over it


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