Jasin wrote on Sep 16^th, 2019 at 8:56pm:


ACTUALLY, Toothless Dufus, Brexit is the direct result of neoliberalism politics of world capitalism, which escalated sharply following the banking collapse of 2008. These limeys that  are pro-Brexit had trillions transferred to the financial elite, while social spending and wages were slashed in a new “age of austerity.”

The only connection Brexit has with Trumptardland is an assault on wage growth that has been driven to historic lows, accompanied by the rise of zero-hours and temporary and part-time contracts. This has resulted in mass social inequality and those god damn limeys known they have the  the most unequal country in all of Europe. The average Limey  CEO receives 145 times the pay of a worker drone. The wealthiest 10 percent have 290 times more in total assets than those at the bottom.


Neoliberalism at its finest.

This is exactly why Snotface Boris ideal for Brexit is to transform the UK into “Singapore on the Thames,” which means giving massive tax cuts for the uber rich wealthy and the corporations and the setting up of “free ports” to enable the hyper-exploitation of large sections of the workforce.

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Walking talking douchebag

This former conservative government chancellor Nigel Lawson summed it up as the drive to “finish the Thatcher revolution." So quit being such a dumbass. Dumbass.

And if you Bogans think you're safe from this, think again, escalating attacks on the working class are being implemented everywhere  thanks to 45 years of neoliberalism and soon the land of the "shrimp on the barbie" will soon turn to dictatorial forms of rule and many of you have already embraced it.

Retards.

Have a nice day

Jasin wrote on Sep 17^th, 2019 at 1:29pm:



You're a f - ing weirdo

Frank wrote on Sep 17^th, 2019 at 6:56pm:


Miam miam.

In part I agree, Soren.  Yes, that's a bit of a shock.  I think I need a Bex, a strong cup of tea and a long lie down!

The problem is that the UK has no Constitution, just a Constitutional Act.  Parliament can change it, itself at any time.  This was how Churchill brought in a coalition government during WWII.

The EU works on the idea of there being an over-arching, written Constitution which the Parliament is bound by.   Under that there is the Executive, the Legislature and the Judiciary all equal but subordinate to the Constitution.

It is not how the UK system works.  The Parliament, the legislature is paramount, with the Executive being derived from it, with the judiciary being separate but less powerful.  The Parliament is supreme and all power flows from it as the events of the English Civil War and the Revolution of 1688 proved.  The Monarch rules because the Parliament allows the Monarch to rule.

What is required is an election but AIUI, an early election can only be called by the Parliament by a three quarters vote.   

For a Scottish court to rule on Parliamentary process is a European invention. The precedent the Scottish court could find - 1611 -  predates the two British revolutions of the 17th century.  It IS a EU judicial coup, Moggy is absolutely right. The British system has no place for courts to overrule parliament in its procedures.

If the court DOES have such a power then, of course, its judgement is exactly right. And the court has that power only because of the subservience of British parliamentary constitutional tradition of 400 years to the European system of judicial, legal review of the executive, effective, roughly, since the Maastricht Treaty of the 1990s - 20 odd years.


The court has very clearly reiterated the primacy of Parliament over the executive government. The problem is that thee Parliamentarians are mostly remainers, elected by the people who are mostly Leavers. So the Parliament is frustrating the will of the people to Leave. This is also evident from the resistance of Parliament to go back to the electorate before they secure a 'deal' which effectively further delays Brexit, ie the will of the people.

The long and the short of it - there is no way Britain can stay in the EU after all this, after the way the pissant Junkers and Tusks and the army of po-faced, Eurocrats have treated Britain. No self respecting Brit can vote to stay with the Euro-trash after all this.

Frank wrote on Sep 26^th, 2019 at 7:56pm:


Possibly but Boris scotched that, when he prorogued Parliament 'cause he knew he had lost control of it and in particular, members of his own party.   Now that Parliament is sitting again, I doubt he or Corbyn would have the ability to pass such a law.  Parliament is determined to see this through. The only solutions are IMO, for Boris to resign and the new PM to call an election or for the Monarch to exercise her little used and mysterious Royal Prerogative and dismiss Parliament but that would open all sorts of cans of worms 'cause no one has used it since Charlie I...