Europe, Referendum & Brexit (formerly Europe..IN or OUT??)

(24-01-2017 22:41 )brummie Wrote:  ^ And 8 decided Parliament should be sovereign. The original act setting out a non binding referend......

Yes I read all that, nevertheless three said that it was lawful to go ahead with out the vote, 8 others agreed with this, but there was a point of law relating to the EU, which is not about UK sovernity.

I did post a link earlier, but the link as been removed, the quote from it:

Quote:While the court agreed that the Government do generally have "prerogative" power - the power to act without consulting parliament. But the Supreme Court decided that in this case the government must pass an act of Parliament to trigger Article 50 .

Their main reason was that when the UK joined the EU, the Union was able to create UK laws - and that can only be reversed with legislation . They also decided an act of parliament would be necessary because the rights of UK citizens would change

I also read the bullshit the woman was coming out with today when she was moaning about the hate emials etc, that is was absolutely nothing at all to do with Brexit, go tell that to the marines.

Predictably, leavers are blubbing their little eyes out because teachers took the ball away and gave it back to it's rightful owner...

This is the sovereignty they so badly wanted

just think of it this way Yesterdays judgement stops teresa may doing those Trump executive orders here. to think if she had the same power she would demolish all houses in the north and stop all disability benefits and bring back hanging

I don't have a problem with Parliament having a vote on it. It should expose quite a few MPs who think the opinion of their constituents doesn't matter.

Yesterday's ruling has also wound up that horrible Sturgeon creature which can only every be a good thing.

(25-01-2017 07:43 )HannahsPet Wrote:  just think of it this way Yesterdays judgement stops teresa may doing those Trump executive orders here. to think if she had the same power she would demolish all houses in the north and stop all disability benefits and bring back hanging

The last part I'd actually agree with though

(25-01-2017 08:27 )babelover48 Wrote:  

(25-01-2017 07:43 )HannahsPet Wrote:  just think of it this way Yesterdays judgement stops teresa may doing those Trump executive orders here. to think if she had the same power she would demolish all houses in the north and stop all disability benefits and bring back hanging

The last part I'd actually agree with though the hanging bit meant!!

If Teresa May did have something like Trump executive orders here. she probably would not only demolish all houses in the north she'd probably end up ripping up all public cemeteries & graveyards at the same time I bet to get all the new houses we need in and might even go as far as strengthening Hadrian's Wall!!

(25-01-2017 07:31 )The Silent Majority Wrote:   Predictably, leavers are blubbing their little eyes out because teachers took the ball away and gave it back to it's rightful owner...

This is the sovereignty they so badly wanted

It's nothing to do with Sovereignty, that old excuse should be buried.

A sovreign government voted in by the people and then that government giving ALL people the choice to take the UK out of the EU via a demographic vote AND has the royal perogative by law (fully acknoledge) has been ignored by a mere 8 people.

The whole challange was brought about by two immigrants to block the Brexit process. It was blocked over a loop hole regarding a point of law only. A law that was more to do with EU law making over the UK than anyhting to do with UK sovereignty.

Sovereignty is just a bull shit excuse to hide behind.

Chances are that Brexit will happen any way, all this is doing is drawing out the process and causeing even more divisions.

the current government with an un elected pm don't have a specific mandate for negotiating brexit, and don't seem to have a coherent plan. for something this big, there should be a general election. let everyone state their intentions and let the people decide who they want to lead them through this.

(25-01-2017 13:00 )wackawoo Wrote:  

(25-01-2017 07:31 )The Silent Majority Wrote:   Predictably, leavers are blubbing their little eyes out because teachers took the ball away and gave it back to it's rightful owner...

This is the sovereignty they so badly wanted

It's nothing to do with Sovereignty, that old excuse should be buried.

Wrong.

(25-01-2017 13:00 )wackawoo Wrote:  The whole challange was brought about by two immigrants to block the Brexit process.

Wrong.

Keep up your intake of fluids to avoid further dehydration.

Am I the only one who just disregards the poorly thought through stream of consciousness nonsense that wackawoo posts (always with his customary atrocious spelling and grammar)?

To me this comment of his sums him up perfectly:

"The whole challange was brought about by two immigrants to block the Brexit process. It was blocked over a loop hole regarding a point of law only. A law that was more to do with EU law making over the UK than anyhting to do with UK sovereignty."

*I've highlighted the utterly irrelevant point in bold*

The rest is pretty much tosh too!