Reminds me of this great clipOr, we have been dumbed down and distracted so much as a nation over he last few decades, so they can get away with anything and it is forgotten in the next news cycle.
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remember the cultural marxists want to take your freedomsTweet
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I blame Kevin Bacon for that one tbf.Tweet
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Is that not because in Britain about 80% of the bandwidth is used to enter people's brains and track/kill them???Tweet
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Given covid, cleaning requirements and social distancing would you be able to put more people through the courts at the moment?Rather than put resources into the courts system to help clear the backlog, the Government resorts to this. Pathetic.
It was a problem of their own making before Covid.Given covid, cleaning requirements and social distancing would you be able to put more people through the courts at the moment?
Yes but given i don't think making a time machine is a viable policy they either let people out without charge or they extend the time... neither are great but if somebody released without charge then goes on to do something that would be arguably the worst outcomeIt was a problem of their own making before Covid.
Or they could open more courts to clear the backlog, which they created themselves.Yes but given i don't think making a time machine is a viable policy they either let people out without charge or they extend the time... neither are great but if somebody released without charge then goes on to do something that would be arguably the worst outcome
The rise of fascism. There are many red flags.Rather than put resources into the courts system to help clear the backlog, the Government resorts to this. Pathetic.
How quickly could they open them and staff them with qualified people out of interest? - the secret barrister book seemed to imply they were pretty flat out as it was often only getting cases the morning they were supposed to court ?Or they could open more courts to clear the backlog, which they created themselves.
But of course they picked the option where innocent people get locked up longer awaiting justice.
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Might want to read the secret barristers take on this if you value their opinion.How quickly could they open them and staff them with qualified people out of interest? - the secret barrister book seemed to imply they were pretty flat out as it was often only getting cases the morning they were supposed to court ?
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"The protestors are selfish" claims selfish woman who cares more about getting her newspaper than the fecking planet.Tweet
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Erm was one of the lead stories yesterday... and posted on here as wellSo Brandon Lewis admits the new Brexit Bill will be in violation of international law yet nothing on BBC and Sky. And people wonder how they’re able to get away with it.
Must have missed that! But still it falls off the main pages far too quickly. A PM who is happy to violate international law would have in the last been under pressure to resign. Now nothing.Erm was one of the lead stories yesterday... and posted on here as well
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-54073836
As I mention in the brexit thread... there is a resolution mechanism under the withdrawal agreement which the eu can trigger... and it goes to the European Court of justice to decide if what the uk propose is allowableMust have missed that! But still it falls off the main pages far too quickly. A PM who is happy to violate international law would have in the last been under pressure to resign. Now nothing.
It was front page on the BBC for the majority of the afternoon/evening.Must have missed that! But still it falls off the main pages far too quickly. A PM who is happy to violate international law would have in the last been under pressure to resign. Now nothing.
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Yet again, the Speaker of the House sits there and allows Boris to ignore the PMQ from Starmer and waffle and bluster about whatever the next silly thing that comes into his head. He is a disgrace.Johnson flapping again in PMQs.
He was on it like a shot when Blackford called out Boris for his lying though, can't be having any of thatYet again, the Speaker of the House sits there and allows Boris to ignore the PMQ from Starmer and waffle and bluster about whatever the next silly thing that comes into his head. He is a disgrace.
Yes. And to his credit, Blackford did not apologies.He was on it like a shot when Blackford called out Boris for his lying though, can't be having any of that
Debate. Yes. Completely refusing to answer a question, when it is perfectly obvious the game the PM is playing. No.The Speaker needs to allow a certain amount of leeway for debate. Calling someone a liar is unparliamentary language and has been for a couple of centuries so it has to be called out.
Also, he basically threatened to allow all Urgent Question applications if the Government does not notify the House of policy changes before the media, which is a fairly unprecedented threat as far as I know.
Standards were a little higher back in the olden days I guess.Is there any difference between Boris lying about this before the election and the Lib Dem’s and tutition fees? Lib Dem’s got crucified and were forced to issue an apology yet lying is just seen as fine and part of the course now.
Cool story. But what would your position be if prime minister Corbyn had just announced his government would break international law?As I mention in the brexit thread... there is a resolution mechanism under the withdrawal agreement which the eu can trigger... and it goes to the European Court of justice to decide if what the uk propose is allowable
I think its just cummings / Johnson trying to push the eu to do that as it would galvanise the anti eu sentiment amongst brexiteers and help with the blame game if no deal is the outcome
Basically it just feels like playing politics (clumsily) looking for eu leaders to cut barnier out of talks to try and fudge a last minute deal
I think its not getting much serious coverage as its a leaked proposal seemingly designed to trigger a political response
If it actually got voted on and came into force I think it would be major news