O/T DDay for Brexit..well sort of...

[rolymiller]

Phew sailing close to the wind again Boris...

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-50117797

Just this side of illegal again, what a lovely govt...

[animallittle3]

Or pretend to be on the side of the working class like the Unions do but support the neoliberal EU and cheap foreign labour and the resulting depression of wages and less job security.

Well not everyone .

https://www.theguardian.com/politics...caroline-flint

[KerrAvon]

...https://www.itv.com/news/2019-10-20/...empt-of-court/

I bow to your greater knowledge on this Mr.Kerr. (You are useful for some things including official mmad labour party slagger offer). Will he get done in your opinion? And if he does what will be the penalty..and if there aint a penalty should he be in contempt what is to stop him keeping doing it?

Ta a lot...mwhah

It had to happen - someone with more money than sense litigating on whether the letter should be signed...

As I have said, I am of the opinion that Johnson fully complied with the law. It's not his fault that it was a piss poor law.

If I'm wrong then I'm sure that I will be in esteemed company and that Johnson will be able to demonstrate that he was acting in good faith on the basis of comprehensive legal advice.

[KerrAvon]

Phew sailing close to the wind again Boris...

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-50117797

Just this side of illegal again, what a lovely govt...

I've read that article several times and don't get where 'just this side of illegal' comes from?

As I said, I am thick.

[rolymiller]

I'm encouraged by what you say on here Kerr. Seems like you can get away with owt nowadays or is that just certain people I wonder? Nah I must be wrong

[KerrAvon]

I'm encouraged by what you say on here Kerr. Seems like you can get away with owt nowadays or is that just certain people I wonder? Nah I must be wrong

If it helps to reassure, you, I can confirm that if the law required you to send a letter and you sent it, you would be just fine.

[WanChaiMiller]

Well not everyone .

https://www.theguardian.com/politics...caroline-flint

For your Interest Animal.

Dennis Skinner voting against the Johnson deal because he says the Tories are getting rid of workets rights. Hope the link works.


https://twitter.com/JeremyCorbyn4PM/...788403200?s=20

[KerrAvon]

For your Interest Animal.

Dennis Skinner voting against the Johnson deal because he says the Tories are getting rid of workets rights. Hope the link works.


https://twitter.com/JeremyCorbyn4PM/...788403200?s=20

So even Skinner wants the people of the UK to be the subject of laws made by a body over which they will have no democratic control...

I wonder what the Hong Kong protestors would make of all this as they risk life and limb because they want a democratic say in the laws that affect them.

Are Labour planning to stop with just subcontracting employment law to Brussels or are they going to shop around the world for other Parliaments that could be handed control over aspects of our lives? I understand that Iceland is doing exciting things with Family Law, so perhaps Labour could hand that part of our law making to Reykjavik as a starter?

[Exiletyke]

So even Skinner wants the people of the UK to be the subject of laws made by a body over which they will have no democratic control...

I wonder what the Hong Kong protestors would make of all this as they risk life and limb because they want a democratic say in the laws that affect them.

Are Labour planning to stop with just subcontracting employment law to Brussels or are they going to shop around the world for other Parliaments that could be handed control over aspects of our lives? I understand that Iceland is doing exciting things with Family Law, so perhaps Labour could hand that part of our law making to Reykjavik as a starter?

I thought you voted to remain Kerr

[KerrAvon]

I did, my dear, but the country voted to leave.