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Chit Chat
what a waste of our money to try to prove otherwise
a decent bloke would resign !
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We'll ignore the fact that it goes against the wish of the people.
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Only delaying the inevitable so don't get to excited sonny...oops..sorry..donny
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Whilst playing into the hands of the misguided but outraged who believe democracy doesn't work for them and can be bought by a Princess with deep pockets and an agenda.
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we are leaving ...
but through due process of law , not led by a dictator and a rabid press and an army of trolls. |
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If the people really wanted out of the E.U. they had every chance of voting in a U.K.I.P Govt.
Unless they had all thought to themselves ,let's vote in a Tory Govt who are pro-E.U. then use the referendum vote to vote out of the E.U. thus getting rid of the Prime Minister we have just voted in, then it would all make perfect sense... |
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vote probably just put nuttal over the line in stoke,he doesnt need to even bother campaigning all the labour luvies hitting the airwaves banging on about votes,amendments to brexit etc ,will be more than enough chukka just sending the working class vote running to the ukip window
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it would be great to have nuttal as an mp
he would then get a vote on triggering article 50 |
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It was testing the law Donny. Nobody was sure what the law was and in 3 instances a law lord thought otherwise.
We voted out so quite not sure why we had to go back to parliament who okayed the vote in the first place. Just all seems an enormous waste of time and money to satisfy an attention seeking individual. |
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it was government that brought this case as they lost the first case
i agree it is a waste of money trying to become a dictator and yeah may has got the publicity she craves |
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I suppose you lefties need all the victories you can get after the run you've had.
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I meant to add that it's okay for you but us tax payers have to foot the bill.
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its not a victory for the left, its a victory for everyone
once brexit is complete you can look back and judge it again |
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yeah mays appeal was somewhat frivolous and she must have known she had no
chance of winning, but spent our money regardless. shocking judgement for a pm, imo |
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I thought you favoured people using the courts?
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the court case is not about brexit
the judges said that before the hearing i think some folk are not understanding what the court has done today |
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Yes Donny we understand very well what it was doing, it was interfering in democracy.
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Thirty odd million people went to the polls and the majority voted to leave.
One attention seeking individual takes the issue to the courts and they overrule the decision.  |
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if you think that is her purpose then she has indeed failed
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We live in a democracy.
The majority voted to leave the EU. And that's it. Everything else is just dancing round handbags - and using public money to enrich lawyers even further. |
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fear not akabula, the courts will not stand in the way of brexit
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I should have added, we're leaving the EU.
We voted to and we will. NAP |
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indeed we are mememe
and through democracy, not led by a dictator |
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donny,
don't care how ... I voted Brexit and want out of the corrupt cess pit. Tomorrow's not soon enough. 2 years FFS, why? |
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So the vote of the electorate has somehow made May a dictator?
Good thinking.  |
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Donny, Donny, Donny
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ok you dont understand
carry on.... |
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You are right Donny, we don't understand why you suggest TMay is a dictator.
Care to elaborate old bean? |
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she is not a dictator as the supreme court today ruled she is not allowed to be
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donny osmond 24 Jan 17 12:04
yeah mays appeal was somewhat frivolous and she must have known she had no chance of winning, but spent our money regardless. shocking judgement for a pm, imo No surprise there |
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somewhat frivolous 3 of the judges didn t think so,not in this case but isnt it rather worrying that in these cases of so called fact not opinions the 11 top judges in the country cant agree on the result,what chance have the great unwashed got
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What will be the next spurious 'challenge', assuming that Parliament votes to trigger Article 50 ?
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rtb
Electorate certainly won't lose interest. We've been wanting a vote for years. Majority wants out of the EU. That's it. |
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Then why didn't you vote in U.K.I.P at the Election before Brexit?, that was a chance of a lifetime but you along with the Country
didn't take it. Instead you voted the Conservative Govt in led by pro-E.U Leader David Cameron. |
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who promised what,ffs
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Didn't cameron promise a referendum in the Cons manifesto to win the UKIP sympathisers' votes?
Just that he got it all fookin wrong. We made the right decsion in June.  |
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Instead you voted the Conservative Govt in led by pro-E.U Leader David Cameron.
Cameron was neutral on EU membership at the time of the GE BM. I know that you think Cameron wrote the Lisbon Treaty because you are clueless, but he actually opposed Brown's signing of the Lisbon Treaty. |
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So you're saying U.K. voters voted Cameron in to get us out of the E.U.?
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