Boris Johnson to Tower Hill

[festive]

Bojo could always appeal to the European court, couldn't he?

Oh that's right, he can't - UK law is sovereign...

Another quitter myth debunked!

It wasn't all so embarrassing I would laugh..

It's a mess they all need to resolve.

 

[Vinty]

An election could deliver a parliament that reflects the views of the people on Brexit.

 

[ellal]

An election could deliver a parliament that reflects the views of the people on Brexit.

Why do you think that given FPTP...

Quitters keep telling us that the 'majority' voted for Brexit, but it was only 37% of the electorate...

Given that is what the winning party would roughly get, how is that going to represent the 'views of the people'?

 

[Notch7]

An election could deliver a parliament that reflects the views of the people on Brexit.

Not possible.

People voted for a Brexit that is not real.
Here is one example: Brexit will get our sovereignty back and the power of our courts back.
Well it seems parliament has more power than the executive and courts can stop the PM doing something against the law.

Ironically Brexiteers complain the EU has reduced the power of parliament, yet Brexiteers are now complaining parliament has too much power.

 

[JohnD]

courts can stop the PM doing something against the law.

Brexers are horrified at the idea that a PM should be compelled to obey the law.

This is because they do not understand the idea of living in a plural society, and it has not occurred to them that there will sometimes be a prime minister in power who doesn't share their outlook.

Just think - the next PM might not be a billionaire Old Etonian.

Bad news for people who are billionaire Old Etonians.

Maybe they will have to pay some tax.

 

[Bodd]

Since parliament was not prorogued and was thus illegally 'overthrown', should bojo not be charged with treason?

No

 

[Notch7]

An election could deliver a parliament that reflects the views of the people on Brexit.

A 2nd referendum is the only sure way to do that.

 

[Bodd]

Well it seems parliament has more power than the executive and courts can stop the PM doing something against the law.

Could the courts have over ruled the EU?

 

[Bodd]

A 2nd referendum is the only sure way to do that.

If labour get in then yes we should have a second referendum.

 

[Bodd]

Popular candidate offers himself to the country

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More competent and more trustworthy.

But he's a cat!!

 

[JohnD]

Are you talking about buffoon johnson?

you've spelled it wrong.

 

[Bodd]

However he has confirmed that he wants the UK to become a low tax haven with money laundering free ports!

A bit like Luxembourg who you where lording last week

 

[Bodd]

One thing we've learned from the leavers is that after 3 years they can't describe a single tangible benefit to the 'man-in-the-street' as a result of leaving.

I could possibly park my van at night!!

 

[Bodd]

British socks are going to be more competitive in America. By God he's saved us!

Can any one tell me where to buy a good pair of socks?

 

[Bodd]

Quitters keep telling us that the 'majority' voted for Brexit, but it was only 37% of the electorate...

Jo said she would stop Brexit on her first day as PM
on around 37% is. Fair enough let the people vote