Neville Kneville
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One way of getting it through quickly.
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Prorogation - Judgment Day:10.30am Tuesday 24/9/19
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One way of getting it through quickly.
nmc
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We should ask them to keep him. He'd make a thoroughly worthy successor to The Donald.
They are cut from the same cloth. Trump will ultimately fall from power - probably impeached - because he thinks he’s above the law and ultimately he will fall foul of it. Watch this Ukrainian whistle blow - it has legs.
Dave Ewing's Back 'eader
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I see that our hard working MPs are set for an early start tomorrow!
Dave Ewing's Back 'eader
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Judge looks like a dotty old biddy though,does she know theres a massive spider on her
It's a dead 'un! 'Twas sitting in the same spot t'other day!
Neville Kneville
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Born to privilege, born to expect to get their own way, born to walk over everyone else and born to expect that the law doesn’t apply to them - no surprise that Johnson and Rees- Mogg et al have gotten themselves into this mess.
Unfortunately it will have no effect on Mogg whatsoever. Hardly anyone likes him anyhow, but he will still be there shit stirring either in Parliament or elsewhere, ten years from now, pushing his poisonous shite, irrespective of leave, remain, or who is in Government at the time.
Neville Kneville
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Bozo.
Doesn't agree with the decision.
No apology whatsoever Brexit deal ' not made easier by this kind of thing'.
Doesn't agree with the decision.
No apology whatsoever Brexit deal ' not made easier by this kind of thing'.
nmc
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Unfortunately it will have no effect on Mogg whatsoever. Hardly anyone likes him anyhow, but he will still be there shit stirring either in Parliament or elsewhere, ten years from now, pushing his poisonous shite, irrespective of leave, remain, or who is in Government at the time.
You are correct- he has a huge fortune off-shored in Singapore- in which he pays no tax. The EU are planning to change that tax loophole- which might just be behind Jacobs unequivocal support for Brexit.
Uncle Wally One Ball
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I did not expect this judgement and it has restored my faith to some degree
Lol. Interesting that the spoilt Tory elite like Toby Young are already demanding a change in the Court system. These spoilt brats think they can get their own way all the time and if they can’t buy or bully their way to what they want then things need to be changed. Spoilt little brats don’t even take defeat with dignity.
They think they’re better than us and above the law mate.
They always have done.
Bozo.
Doesn't agree with the decision.
No apology whatsoever Brexit deal ' not made easier by this kind of thing'.
****, fascist ****
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Boris Johnson says supreme court decision has made getting Brexit deal harder
Boris Johnson is speaking on Sky News now.
He says he disagrees with the court’s decision.
He says it is usual to have a Queen’s speech now.
Parliament won’t allow an election, but it does not want prorogation either, he says.
Q: Have you run out of options?
On the contrary, Johnson says.
He says he is trying to get a deal.
He says this case has not made his task any easier.
Boris Johnson is speaking on Sky News now.
He says he disagrees with the court’s decision.
He says it is usual to have a Queen’s speech now.
Parliament won’t allow an election, but it does not want prorogation either, he says.
Q: Have you run out of options?
On the contrary, Johnson says.
He says he is trying to get a deal.
He says this case has not made his task any easier.
nmc
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Bozo.
Doesn't agree with the decision.
No apology whatsoever Brexit deal ' not made easier by this kind of thing'.
Johnson showing typical contempt - doesn’t agree, doesn’t apologise and most importantly doesn’t think he’s done anything wrong. What a c**
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Neville Kneville
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****, fascist ****
Absolutely.
It would not surprise me at all, if he tries to do it again.
Corbyn, Swinson etc need to get their fucking act together & take it over.
Amber Rudd is on now. Useless fucking turd.
lancs blue
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His opinion on the judgment is irrelevant, I'm sure Ronnie Biggs disagreed with the judge in his case.Bozo.
Doesn't agree with the decision.
No apology whatsoever Brexit deal ' not made easier by this kind of thing'.
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Breaking'Parliament will come back' - Johnson
Commenting on the Supreme Court ruling, PM Boris Johnson said:"Obviously this is a verdict we will respect, we will respect the judicial process.
"I don't think that it's right, but we will go ahead and of course Parliament will come back.
He added: "The important thing is we get on and deliver Brexit on October 31.
"They thought the prorogation that we chose was not something they could approve of.
"The main thing is that we will get on and deliver Brexit on October 31... but Parliament will come back and we will respect that.
Asked if he would apologise, Mr Johnson said he did not think the ruling was "the right decision".
Commenting on the Supreme Court ruling, PM Boris Johnson said:"Obviously this is a verdict we will respect, we will respect the judicial process.
"I don't think that it's right, but we will go ahead and of course Parliament will come back.
He added: "The important thing is we get on and deliver Brexit on October 31.
"They thought the prorogation that we chose was not something they could approve of.
"The main thing is that we will get on and deliver Brexit on October 31... but Parliament will come back and we will respect that.
Asked if he would apologise, Mr Johnson said he did not think the ruling was "the right decision".
The most important outcome of this is of course that the tory conference next week will now hopefully be cancelled and the 191 and 197 bus services will be running properly, meaning I won't have to walk home from work. Get in there democracy.
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Being out of the country was a mistake.
He thinks he can still wing it, he's in for a shock when he gets off the plane.
He thinks he can still wing it, he's in for a shock when he gets off the plane.
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The most important outcome of this is of course that the tory conference next week will now hopefully be cancelled and the 191 and 197 bus services will be running properly, meaning I won't have to walk home from work. Get in there democracy.
I've a feeling it will go ahead, Johnson will try and keep the show on the road as long as possible.
You think it is acceptable that mps are refusing to act in the interests of the majority who voted in the largest referendum vote ever in this county?
I don’t find that funny in anyway.
Do you think that they should have argument in the supreme court?