F*ckin Brexit

[RED_JOHN]

Burn the Queen.

And the union and Europe. What a fiasco. Sturgeon is also a traitor to the independence cause...the SNP can hardly scream about separation from Britain but then want influenced by @rseholes in Brussels. The SNP currently are not proper nationalists. Shame on them.

[Devanha Red]

Burn the Queen.

Use Johnson and Mogg for the kindling.

[stewarty27]

Did you know Scotland's highest court the Court of session in Embra was founded in 1532 a massive 175 years before the political union between Scotland and England. Worth knowing before the British MSM start with their F/ing Jocko bullsh1t.

[Jupiter]

Apparently it is possible that the supreme court will find that prorogation is legal under English law and illegal under Scottish law at the same time.

Which would be ridiculous.

[stewarty27]

Apparently it is possible that the supreme court will find that prorogation is legal under English law and illegal under Scottish law at the same time.

Which would be ridiculous.

Ridiculous disna start to cover it Jupiter. As you say and as it stands tonight the suspension of the Westminster Parliament is unlawful in Scotland and lawful in England.
Which is perfectly possible given that the legal systems are separate.
The Supreme Court will likely have to overrule one or the other. If it overrules the Court of Session, there is no respectful Union, no 'Union of Equals' as Better Together claimed.
It could rule that both the Court of Session and the English High Court are correct in Law in their respective legal systems. Amusing times


Edit The "Gammon" classes in the shires are going absolutely apesh1t on social media tonight .. I'm beginning to enjoy this Brexit debacle.

[Devanha Red]

Apparently it is possible that the supreme court will find that prorogation is legal under English law and illegal under Scottish law at the same time.

Which would be ridiculous.

Think the English courts angle is that it's not something for them to get involved in?

[Jupiter]

This sort of thing shouldn't end up in court. We don't want to become like America where loads of things end up being decided by unelected judges.

[Donanddusted]

This sort of thing shouldn't end up in court. We don't want to become like America where loads of things end up being decided by unelected judges.

Not very different to Boris getting shoe'd into PM.

[Jupiter]

Not very different to Boris getting shoe'd into PM.

That's very different. Parliament decides who is PM. If they don't like Boris, they can remove him in a vote of confidence which they appear reluctant to do.

[Devanha Red]

The Andrew Neill show was excellent tonight.

Kwazi Kwarteng categorically ruled out any form of truce or collusion with the brexit party much to the chagrin of Nigel Farage.

Incidentally the bold Nigel suggested the Scottish judges involved in today's ruling are bent. Remarkable.