did all the remain voters know they were voting for empires
was it on a bus
was it on a bus
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Number 10 source says Boris Johnson's team repeatedly asked not to have a press conference "due to the number of people who would boo and chant" about the bullshit Johnson talks but Luxembourg refused. “The whole series of events is extraordinary, the undemocratic PM was terrified of a few people shouting and couldn't handle the Luxembourg PM telling him the truth"
Number 10 source says Boris Johnson's team repeatedly asked to move the press conference inside "due to the number of people who would boo and chant" over it, but Luxembourg refused. “The whole series of events is extraordinary and reflects far more on them than it does us.”
It's a lovely countryIt's radio station is more famous than it's country, tells you all you need to know about it...
Just watching the legal arguments being set out in detail at the Supreme Court.
In other news, the primer is nearly dry and its almost ready for the first coat of gloss.
I had that on yesterday in the background
Next thing I know I woke up head inside my cement mixer ... is this the real life?
**** me back in the UK and watching that dreadful **** Farage in the EU assembly
What point are you making ?
What will your role be after Brexit again pushed out as the real idiot you are
He is on my list hypothetical **** hate the ****ing bloke ... whipped up the nation to give himself a job ... for him it would have to be accidentally knocked down by Mr Patel and family while visiting Windsor Safari park inside the lions den
On a serious note about the 'Parliament Suspension Hearing' and the Supreme Court, its interesting how so many (let's face it) largely Remainers felt it necessary to take to the streets to protest about how undemocratic and illegal it was, crying coup and comparing the government to a dictatorship, yet we've had one legal body in the form of the Scottish judges declare the prorogation unlawful, the High Court to declare it lawful and (I believe) 3 days of the Supreme Court wading through an inexorable about of documentary protocols and legalese in order to determine one way or the other.
Yes, the protesters may be proved right, or they may be proved incorrect. But, who really the **** knows?
One of the most wonderful things about our constitution is that so little is actually written down like a procedural document. Instead, much has just become de rigeur through years of custom & practice, so really a lot is open to interpretation and cannot really be adjudged to be unlawful until after the action is taken and then tested by a court or some other arbitrator after the event. The government's action may well have been cynical or (perhaps) immoral, but it might not turn out to have been unlawful.
Great fun.
Now back to the paint drying.
I'm not sure the high court did declare it lawful or unlawful more like something to with it being political rather than judicialOn a serious note about the 'Parliament Suspension Hearing' and the Supreme Court, its interesting how so many (let's face it) largely Remainers felt it necessary to take to the streets to protest about how undemocratic and illegal it was, crying coup and comparing the government to a dictatorship, yet we've had one legal body in the form of the Scottish judges declare the prorogation unlawful, the High Court to declare it lawful and (I believe) 3 days of the Supreme Court wading through an inexorable about of documentary protocols and legalese in order to determine one way or the other.
Yes, the protesters may be proved right, or they may be proved incorrect. But, who really the **** knows?
One of the most wonderful things about our constitution is that so little is actually written down like a procedural document. Instead, much has just become de rigeur through years of custom & practice, so really a lot is open to interpretation and cannot really be adjudged to be unlawful until after the action is taken and then tested by a court or some other arbitrator after the event. The government's action may well have been cynical or (perhaps) immoral, but it might not turn out to have been unlawful.
Great fun.
Now back to the paint drying.
I think this one will break all records by actually failing before it even begins, the last european empire announced by Germany lasted about 13 years I believe, still never mind it’ll give the historians something to write about, they could even call the book Guy Verhoftwat’s folly.Empires all fail in the end...
I’ve driven through it several times, day time and nighttime, It always gave me the impression of being shut or asleep or both, probably explains why Jean Claude Druncker is a veritable pisshead.It's a lovely country
It’s nearly over can’t for us wait to leave ... and I have just got here bloody cold and unclean
