At the beginning, part way through, or at the end of the hearing?
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sorry I was editing when you replied - see court transcript.
I was interested in your reasons (in your opinion) as to why you think the case will fail.
Should be interesting to see what blow job comes up with to justify his lies...
And as for the poll here, if nobody ticks the 'I believe in the bus' option that means even quitters know it was a lie...
But if any quitter chooses the 'I believe in the bus' option, then that makes them rather stupid...
A tough call for quitters...
Admit the lie or admit stupidity
And as for the poll here, if nobody ticks the 'I believe in the bus' option that means even quitters know it was a lie...
But if any quitter chooses the 'I believe in the bus' option, then that makes them rather stupid...
A tough call for quitters...
Admit the lie or admit stupidity
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Boris Johnson, for example, has built his career and popularity on inventing and circulating lies.
On at least one previous occasion, the Daily Torygraph attempted to defend itself by claiming, in effect, that Boris should not be taken seriously or believed.
If will be interesting to see if his legal team try that one again.
On at least one previous occasion, the Daily Torygraph attempted to defend itself by claiming, in effect, that Boris should not be taken seriously or believed.
If will be interesting to see if his legal team try that one again.
I fully expect everyone, Leavers or Remainers to tick 'Did not believe'.Should be interesting to see what blow job comes up with to justify his lies...
And as for the poll here, if nobody ticks the 'I believe in the bus' option that means even quitters know it was a lie...
But if any quitter chooses the 'I believe in the bus' option, then that makes them rather stupid...
A tough call for quitters...
Admit the lie or admit stupidity
Remainers genuinely would not believe it, and Leavers need to save face, theirs, or BJ's.
Don't overestimate the intellect of a quitter
But this case could have far reaching consequences beyond seeing blow job squirm in court...
If found guilty, could it become a precedent for any future lies that politicians may utter?
Understanding of the actual legalities are weak in this one.
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Don't let facts get in the way of your beliefs. Can you point out where in law it says it was binding?
Maybe darrington should have a word with garbage...
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"Nigel Farage was forced to admit the referendum on leaving the EU was only “advisory” after he clashed live on TV with the lead claimant in a legal challenge to the Government on the issue."
I've seen no evidence that facts, and telling the truth, are of any concern to him in what he writes here.
I'd be quite interested in how the change of status of the referendum, from 'binding' to 'advisory' came about after the result of the referendum was known.
Perhaps darrington could explain?
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And remainers never lie or exagerate or make mistakes...I do not know, neither do you....which it is???
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Or you, as long as you can abuse people
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