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Brexit back in crisis as UK threatens to undercut divorce pact


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1 hour ago, Rookiescot said:

I actually feel a bit sorry for the Brexiteers today.

They were lied to on an industrial scale.

Lies from both sides - but the leave side contributions were, at least, not on a continental/global scale - plus we can directly elect our own domestic liars every five years! Yay!

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1 hour ago, RayC said:

How can a government retain credibility or respect when it admits that it is about to break international law?

Brexiteers never had any credibility or respect. Ever since the referendum and before, they became well known for lying, bullying, and lacking knowledge. That’s why I said from the very beginning on we are better off without them. This episode now just underlines they cannot be trusted.
 

 

20 minutes ago, RayC said:

Unfortunately, I have to agree.

 

Presumably this proposed piece of legislation will need to be laid before Parliament? If so, one can only hope that Tory minsters and MPs find some backbone and vote it down.

Does the Queen also have to sign it off? 

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36 minutes ago, welovesundaysatspace said:

Brexiteers never had any credibility or respect. Ever since the referendum and before, they became well known for lying, bullying, and lacking knowledge. That’s why I said from the very beginning on we are better off without them. This episode now just underlines they cannot be trusted.
 

 

Does the Queen also have to sign it off? 

grrrrrrr

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5 minutes ago, david555 said:

That has bin brought up as a question in HOC. today by ex PM  May .....

So international law signatures from U.K. could not be trusted by future ones.....

 

U.K legal specialists see this could end in th E.C.J. and U.K. risk to become hefty fined and possible  embargo on some trade ...

grrrrrrr

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Oh ...why all the fuzz Boris is tricking us all again .????...he is just making barnum publicity for his ....next U-TURN..????????

 

BY giving the fish away ....????

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35 minutes ago, Nigel Garvie said:

Not a legacy that any government of any colour would want to leave in the annals of UK political history you would have thought, breaking international law, leading to the UK being seen as no longer a country whose word you could trust. Very hard not to imagine the reptilian hand of Cummings here, Johnson simply hasn't got the brains to do this on his own. 

 

I did read the odd idea that somehow this was the EU's fault for having the audacity to ask for a level playing field. I can't see what possible link there could be to cause us to break the terms of a legal document that we have signed. The EU have been saying a level playing field is necessary for years, so what new impact could that have now.

Next day's only shall bring clearity ....depending how the HOC go react on it ....as trowing as PM  your signature in the bin is serious !.....however there is a precedent ....

 

Hitler signed once a non attaque treathy ....and next  he invaded Russia ...! ????

 

 

 

 

 

 

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7 hours ago, RayC said:

Yes, but she would not refuse to do so as it would cause a constitutional crisis in the UK.

 

More even than a goverment admitting breaking a signed international law ...??

 

Is there even a limit of possible ????consistutional crisisses in U.K. ? 

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So we know James Bond 007 has a licence to kill

Now Boris johnson want to have license to break international law... # 008 maybe ...? ????

 

Prince Charles ......beware of your inheritance .....

Boris is coming ...????

 

 

 

 

 

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10 minutes ago, david555 said:

So those  Brits seem to have a consious and pride ... 

 

No, they have lost the democratic vote that the whole of the UK voted in and as such would like the UK to do badly in these negotiations, their pride is in Brussels and not within the UK, how sad is that.????

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12 minutes ago, vogie said:

No, they have lost the democratic vote that the whole of the UK voted in and as such would like the UK to do badly in these negotiations, their pride is in Brussels and not within the UK, how sad is that.????

So those who have conscious and pride ... lost the vote ( your "they"..) …… O.K. putted like that I agree …. thanks for admitting that ….????

 

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