history and where the hell are our constitutional experts Berni and Monty? How the hell am I supposed to know what to think?
history and where the hell are our constitutional experts Berni and Monty? How the hell am I supposed to know what to think?
I think you should be scared. There is clearly a section of the establishment which will stop at nothing to stop Brexit happening, despite the result of the referendum - and whilst I shy away from intemperate or hyperbolic language, this is a clear denial of democracy.Quote:
Originally Posted by Herbert Augustus Chapman
In many other countries we would have had tanks on the streets by now. Happily the people of the UK are made of phlegmatic stuff, but where will this end?
I always assumed the initial prorogation was intended to goad parliament into swiftly passing legislation that would compel Boris to rule out No Deal, which is precisely what happened.Quote:
Originally Posted by Sir C
Not sure this how this could have been part of the cunning plan though...
I would suggest that it makes Boris' position as Prime Minister untenable & that he will be forced to resign sooner rather than later. Does this mean that we'll have Prime Minister Hunt after the inevitable election?Quote:
Originally Posted by Herbert Augustus Chapman
Lol. As cheeky as Boris.Quote:
Originally Posted by Sir C
on most matters and always maintain a civil and moderate tone.Quote:
Originally Posted by AFC East
His piece on why he would continue to leave his door unlocked, even after being burgled,had me chuckling for hours - pure Wodehouse in concept and delivery.
Now he just blubs about Brexit and the fact that the old french tit was finally shown the door.
When is it that he has to go to Brussels, bend ze knee and beg for an extension while accepting whatever preconditions they apply?Quote:
Originally Posted by Monty92
That morning would be the time to resign imo. :hehe:
If anyone's asking for an extension, it won't be Boris.Quote:
Originally Posted by Ash
That's a little unfair. I have always tried to be reasoned and polite. Except to Bignose.Quote:
Originally Posted by Herbert Augustus Chapman
You are continually being perfectly ghastly to WES - usually in tandem with Berni like two sixth form bullies in some tatty lower middle-class public school. You are horrid about Jorge who, despite being a swivel eyed marxist nutjob, was always a perfect gentleman when posting here.Quote:
Originally Posted by Sir C
You should see the abuse he gives your mum..... well, she is being paid for it but it isn't nice to watch.Quote:
Originally Posted by Herbert Augustus Chapman
You exagerate. One may occasionally engage bantamode without being accused of abuse, surely?Quote:
Originally Posted by Herbert Augustus Chapman
What this shows is how decisions made by governments, in this case one trying to implement the result of a referendum, can be overturned by a panel of unelected, unaccountable, ruling class judges. In true Orwellian style, elite remainers claim it as a victory for democracy, when it is the complete opposite.Quote:
Originally Posted by Herbert Augustus Chapman
Seeing as they've decapitated the government but refused an election, the Remain coalition currently in power against the will of their constituents might as well pass an enabling act to abolish elections altogether, thus ensuring that the pesky plebs will never upset them again. :nod:
But according to the government the prorogation had nothing to do with Brexit - and therefore neither should this ruling :shrug:Quote:
Originally Posted by Ash
Sir C, it would appear that Herbert Augustus Chapman has not only "got your number" but also your name, shoe size, bank details, the foot you put your first Saville Row sock on in the morning,... the lot!
Err... yeah Ash ... what Monty saidQuote:
Originally Posted by Monty92
I can't comment on herbert, lest he accuse me of abusing him. :-(Quote:
Originally Posted by Viva Prat Vegas
You should do this with my football posts too.Quote:
Originally Posted by Herbert Augustus Chapman
Especially ones about Pepe.
And the fact he spends a great deal of his spare time repairing to the mountains of Cumbria in order to sully himself in the privacy of a grubby tent.Quote:
Originally Posted by Viva Prat Vegas
:thumbup:
It think I saw him having a shuffle on the Hearth Rug in front of a roaring log fire during one of C's Cornish trips last year ...but my binoculars misted up
Do you really think this ruling is legal but not political?Quote:
Originally Posted by Monty92
In which case Sir C should submit a Subject Access Data Request to Mr Chapman and demand to know, under the GDPR laws, why he holds that data and how he is processing it.Quote:
Originally Posted by Viva Prat Vegas
I didn't even know we had a Supreme Court, to be honest. Well done, Boris.
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Originally Posted by Herbert Augustus Chapman
No.Quote:
Originally Posted by Ash
All I'm really saying is that this is your fault for voting for Corbyn's Labour, who you'd have to be staggeringly naive to think was *ever* going to allow a Tory Brexit without attempting to sabotage it, regardless of their mealy-mouthed manifesto.
If we all had a pound every time we voted for someone who went against their word, we'd almost have enough money to buy a very small round of drinks by now.Quote:
Originally Posted by Monty92
It is the going against his principals though that really sticks in the craw. How the eff does he think he's going to nationalise anything in the EU, or even dabble with public capital investment over private? I almost literally* want us to remain and for him to win the election just for the popcorn of watching that one play out.
btw What was the deal with that spider in the judge?
Yikes