Would you be happy if the appointed peerages in the House of Lords made the laws in the country that were passed down to the House of Commons to vote on, knowing that the Conservatives held a majority?
No, it doesn't.
But a person can appeal to the ECJ and many have done because they 'disagreed' with the findings in our own courts.
So again, I ask, is this something you agree with or find abhorrent that the highest authority in the country in regards to statutory law isn't even based in the country?
Well thats it folks, Remain will win the referendum. Just been to bookies, they're offering Remain 1/10 and Brexit 6/1. They've been taking bets of £10,000 and £20,000 on remain. Disappointed, but hey shit happens. I sincerely hope this will not prove to be an occasion where people like me will be forced to say... "Well I did warn you". Cameron and Osbourne are going to be utterly unbearable.
These would be the 'top boys' that are appointed, not elected.The unelected peers in the HoL already have the power to veto laws. Dave has been hammered numerous times.
The EU works the same, the Parliament puts forward the proposals after months of negotiation and the top boys then either see it through or ask the Parliament amend what is needed.
Hedging.I don't quite understand why people would put £20,000 in the hope of getting £2000 back. There must be very rich people with money to burn about. Must be nice for them, eh?
Nothing abhorrent about a non-UK higher authority having supremacy over people who aren't their official citizens.Nothing inherently abhorrent about that.
Yeah, I think in gambling speak it's called "Buying Money".I don't quite understand why people would put £20,000 in the hope of getting £2000 back. There must be very rich people with money to burn about. Must be nice for them, eh?
I'd love to think so, and TBH I just cannot understand it, but hey there you go....how do the bookies have any idea who will win ? how do they know the voting intentions of up to 46 million people ? i think its too close to call
Yeah, I think in gambling speak it's called "Buying Money".
Not likely to be a Brexit victory at those prices.
You really need to wait until the hedge funds have their poll results then watch the pound/dollar markets and the ftse100 (down half a percent from this morning) and the ftse 250. That's where you find the big money.Yeah, I think in gambling speak it's called "Buying Money".
Not likely to be a Brexit victory at those prices.
I'd love to think so, and TBH I just cannot understand it, but hey there you go....
Well the pollstation poll had close to 147,000 votes and 81% of them voted leave.I'd love to think so, and TBH I just cannot understand it, but hey there you go....
Let's face it, a lot of working people, will be going this evening. That's the grafters, not the retired, the students, the stay at home mummys and daddies, so it could be a big swing...either way.near enough all the polls are even, and even then they were all wrong last year. I just dont see how the bookies would know, when the majority haven't voted yet. unless its rigged they can't know. i think lots more people are going to vote out today then originally thought
Nothing abhorrent about a non-UK higher authority having supremacy over people who aren't their official citizens.
Okay.
Do you feel the proposed reforms will be accepted by the European Union? If they are not would you feel justificvation for those who voted to remain on the back of the promised proposed by the Remain campaign and Cameron himself?
In my view if those reforms are not accepted, another referendum is wholly justified as many who have switched to remain could claim they did so on the basis they were guaranteed by Cameron that the reforms would be accepted and those reforms were what originally had them voting out if they were not.
Would you be happy if the appointed peerages in the House of Lords made the laws in the country that were passed down to the House of Commons to vote on, knowing that the Conservatives held a majority?
These would be the 'top boys' that are appointed, not elected.
The unelected peers in the HoL already have the power to veto laws. Dave has been hammered numerous times.
I was just making the me being stupid comment first - don't worry I didn't think anyone would accuse me of being a Johnny come lately to this. In general 90% of the brexiters have been very polite to me!Erm?? is that faux rage? or are you really making the mistake of thinking that he was aiming that at you.
Your posts have been 'exhaustive' but that is not what is being referred to here I would suggest