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Originally posted by OwlHoot View PostIn what way has vetran missed the point?
Sounded to me like a good summary of the situation.
Part of the argument this afternoon
The government lawyer repeats his view that domestic UK rights are "susceptible to change at an EU level by exercise of government action", saying that to use a more "emotive" phrase, these rights can be "destroyed".
He says, in theory, 99.9% of domestic rights could be removed under the UK's prerogative powers. Lord Mance takes issue with this, saying the chance of the Council of Ministers and European Commission agreeing to this is "rather remote" and that the UK would probably find itself being outvoted.
He makes an interesting analogy, saying a distinction must be drawn about members of a club having to comply with changes in dress code and members either being expelled or giving notice of their intention to leave.
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Originally posted by vetran View Postwhy would you campaign against parliament having control of our destiny ? its sort of what the whole thing is about.
I suppose if it is as most believe is a back door attempt to derail brexit then that will need to be protested against. We aren't there yet.
However I suspect the judges will say yep Parliament need to vote, no they don't need to disclose strategy.
All that's happening is that some hairdresser & other hangers on are splurging millions of pounds of our money hoping to overturn the referendum result because she thinks that she knows better.
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Originally posted by OwlHoot View PostI see what you did there
Ms Miller launched the Brexit legal case along with London-based Spanish hairdresser Deir Dos Santos and the People's Challenge group, set up by Grahame Pigney and backed by a crowd-funding campaign.Last edited by vetran; 5 December 2016, 15:34.
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Originally posted by vetran View Postwhy would you campaign against parliament having control of our destiny ? its sort of what the whole thing is about.
I suppose if it is as most believe is a back door attempt to derail brexit then that will need to be protested against. We aren't there yet.
However I suspect the judges will say yep Parliament need to vote, no they don't need to disclose strategy.
All that's happening is that some hairdresser & other hangers on are splurging millions of pounds of our money hoping to overturn the referendum result because she thinks that she knows better.
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why would you campaign against parliament having control of our destiny ? its sort of what the whole thing is about.
I suppose if it is as most believe is a back door attempt to derail brexit then that will need to be protested against. We aren't there yet.
However I suspect the judges will say yep Parliament need to vote, no they don't need to disclose strategy.
All that's happening is that some hairdresser & other hangers on are splurging millions of pounds of our money hoping to overturn the referendum result because she thinks that she knows better.
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Apparently he cancelled it because he likes having the support of neo Nazis, but doesn't actually enjoy their company
Nothing to do with the fact that about twenty people would have turned up and he'd have looked even more of an utter cock than usual, no, certainly not that
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