UK Referendum 23 June 2016 - Will it be an EU BREXIT or Not?

originally posted by: RP2SticksOfDynamite

Remain at all cost.............................................


David Cameron says Boris Johnson shut down Commons to 'restrict' Brexit debate

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Yeah, Cameron also said this in 2016...

"Whatever your decision, I will do my best to deliver it"

After the result he resigned.

He also said this in 2016..

“I am absolutely clear a referendum is a referendum, it’s a once in a generation, once in a lifetime opportunity and the result determines the outcome ... You can’t have neverendums, you have referendums.”

Now he's saying we need a 2nd referendum.


Cameron is evrything that stinks in Politics. He's a bought and paid for traitor to this country just like the scum Tony Blair, Gordon Brown and John Major who preceded him.

Substitute GO for REMAIN!


Bettel's anger highlights a bleak truth: the EU27 just wants Britain to go

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Suspension of parliament: The court battle explained

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Now watching it LIve.......

Live: Tories rage over press conference humiliation for PM, as court to rule on parliament suspension

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Click on LIVE link

Brexit: Tory minister refuses to rule out Boris Johnson shutting down parliament a second time and casts doubt on Queen's Speech

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Was Bettel's anger over Brexit or that Johnson had sidestepped his trap , refusing to move the press conference indoors because of the noisy protesters shows he was just out to embarrass the British PM.

Typical example of EU leaders and their dirty tricks.

originally posted by: gortex
a reply to: RP2SticksOfDynamite

Was Bettel's anger over Brexit or that Johnson had sidestepped his trap , refusing to move the press conference indoors because of the noisy protesters shows he was just out to embarrass the British PM.

Typical example of EU leaders and their dirty tricks.

Correct. BJ asked for the conference to be moved indoors but the Lux PM refused yet previous conferences were held indoors so it was a planned trap and yet another example of the EU mafia style approach to getting their way.

Surely the British people would want us to get away from such an environment / club that operates in such a devious way!

a reply to: RP2SticksOfDynamite

Surely the British people would want us to get away from such an environment / club that operates in such a devious way!

Even some remainers now want us to leave.

Brexit U-turn: More than a third of Remainers now want EU exit in huge turnaround
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This Groundhog day can't continue , we need a General Election and the 5th Columnists need to be rooted out of their comfy Parliamentary seats and dispatched to the dustbin of history.

This week in the Supreme Court is a pivotal time for this country - not because of Brexit - but because we are at a crossroads. If judges make the decision to interfere in politics without any standing in law then we are on the road to destruction. Litigation within the political sphere will explode and we will be left in the sorry state that exists in the US, where a single court can interfere with democracy and tie decision making in knots to push political agenda.

Our democracy will change forever and the game will be about who can influence and coerce judges - far removed from the people.

Dangerous times.

originally posted by: UKTruth
This week in the Supreme Court is a pivotal time for this country - not because of Brexit - but because we are at a crossroads. If judges make the decision to interfere in politics without any standing in law then we are on the road to destruction. Litigation within the political sphere will explode and we will be left in the sorry state that exists in the US, where a single court can interfere with democracy and tie decision making in knots to push political agenda.

Our democracy will change forever and the game will be about who can influence and coerce judges - far removed from the people.

Dangerous times.

For this reason among others the Supreme Court will rule in BJ's favour. And the references by Lord Keen to the 1867 prorog law and the 1600's (avoided by Lord Pannick)will help has will the fact that Parliament could have voted to prevent a queens speech but did not do so!

originally posted by: RP2SticksOfDynamite

originally posted by: UKTruth
This week in the Supreme Court is a pivotal time for this country - not because of Brexit - but because we are at a crossroads. If judges make the decision to interfere in politics without any standing in law then we are on the road to destruction. Litigation within the political sphere will explode and we will be left in the sorry state that exists in the US, where a single court can interfere with democracy and tie decision making in knots to push political agenda.

Our democracy will change forever and the game will be about who can influence and coerce judges - far removed from the people.

Dangerous times.

For this reason among others the Supreme Court will rule in BJ's favour. And the references by Lord Keen to the 1867 prorog law and the 1600's (avoided by Lord Pannick)will help has will the fact that Parliament could have voted to prevent a queens speech but did not do so!

Was strugling to hear even any mention of a law today - Lord Pannick seemed to be discussing politics.

originally posted by: UKTruth

originally posted by: RP2SticksOfDynamite

originally posted by: UKTruth
This week in the Supreme Court is a pivotal time for this country - not because of Brexit - but because we are at a crossroads. If judges make the decision to interfere in politics without any standing in law then we are on the road to destruction. Litigation within the political sphere will explode and we will be left in the sorry state that exists in the US, where a single court can interfere with democracy and tie decision making in knots to push political agenda.

Our democracy will change forever and the game will be about who can influence and coerce judges - far removed from the people.

Dangerous times.

For this reason among others the Supreme Court will rule in BJ's favour. And the references by Lord Keen to the 1867 prorog law and the 1600's (avoided by Lord Pannick)will help has will the fact that Parliament could have voted to prevent a queens speech but did not do so!

Was strugling to hear even any mention of a law today - Lord Pannick seemed to be discussing politics.

Lord Keen referenced it in the afternoon!

Boris Johnson warns Supreme Court judges not to 'enter the political arena' by blocking suspension of Parliament - as Government refuses to rule out proroguing AGAIN if it loses the case

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Boris Johnson's lawyers to defend controversial five-week Parliament shutdown as Supreme Court fight enters second day

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originally posted by: RP2SticksOfDynamite



Boris Johnson warns Supreme Court judges not to 'enter the political arena' by blocking suspension of Parliament - as Government refuses to rule out proroguing AGAIN if it loses the case

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Quite right.
This is the problem the court has - if they start to rule on a PM's mindset when initiating a process in Parliament, then the courts will have to sieze power over the process to stop it happeinging again.. i.e. ban Johnson from proroguing Parliament for any reason IN CASE he had alterior motives.
They are opening themselves up to a complete mess and getting involved in issues that have absolutely nothing to do with the law.

More EU tactics to fuel the remainsters.....


EU’s Michel Barnier tells Boris Johnson to stop ‘pretending’ to negotiate Brexit deal

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Brussels rubbishes plan to sort Irish backstop after Brexit

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I am no Tory but I think this guy was out of order.


Boris Johnson Is in Trouble With Brexit. Many Voters Don’t Mind.

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Boris Johnson tries to convince EU leaders he has workable Brexit plan after Brussels rebuffs backstop request

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It just never stops. Now the legal establishment will interfere (with all the possible future implications) in BREXIT and Politics to stop a proper BREXIT in the hope that we end up either remaining or with a deal whereby we remain in the customs union etc which will be a 10% BREXIT if that happens.
We need an GE to stop the establishment.

Supreme court poised to rule against Boris Johnson, say legal experts

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No-deal Brexit will see hard border go up between Ireland and UK, warns EU president Juncker

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