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19 May 15
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was this in the tory manifesto?
A red line to back a 'yes' vote in the forthcoming EU referendum? if not, why not?
A red line to back a 'yes' vote in the forthcoming EU referendum? if not, why not?
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Yes, it was in the manifesto.
https://s3-eu-west-1.amazonaws.com/manifesto2015/ConservativeManifesto2015.pdf |
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Why would I need a bill of rights? Under common aw I am free to do absolutely anything I like as long as it isn't specifically prohibited by law. What more freedom could I ask for than that?
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A common law that is dictated by Brussels....
If dave still wants us to be in the EU, then the UK will still have to be under the jurisdiction of the European Court of Human rights...Which flys in the face of the so called 'Bill of Rights'. |
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Very true BetterBetter but only because it is the will of the British people expressed through their parliament which is sovereign and can make or break any law. If the British people wish to reassert their primacy then they are free to do so at any election or indeed in the upcoming referendum if it happens.
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