Thunder Bolt
Silly old bat
Remain did not break electoral law. Vote Leave did. The Electoral Commission have handed it to the police.
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[Politics] Brexit
- Thread starter KingstonSeagull
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Remain did not break electoral law. Vote Leave did. The Electoral Commission have handed it to the police.
Anything is possible whilst the country is in such chaos.
Thunder Bolt
Silly old bat
Thunder Bolt
Silly old bat
Get over liars, cheats and fraud.
pastafarian
Well-known member
About 7 months to get the last Referendum Act through parliament last time. Electoral Commission now recommends a 6 month gap between legislation being passed and a vote being held. Prob going to need a change as well to a Vince Cable government (snigger)………all before march next year.
Cough …..TICK TOCK
pastafarian
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Fvck me. Guilty before the police have started their investigation.
Im glad you are not a judge or a magistrate
Remain were fined by the electoral commission for breaking the rules during the referendum
ManOfSussex
We wunt be druv
About 7 months to get the last Referendum Act through parliament last time. Electoral Commission now recommends a 6 month gap between legislation being passed and a vote being held. Prob going to need a change as well to a Vince Cable government (snigger)………all before march next year.
Cough …..TICK TOCK
I'm really not too bothered what either of you two think, but lets wait and see what happens once we reach a no deal scenario at the end of this mess and if Article 50 is extended first.
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Baldseagull
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Well, I think there is another party in the negotiation, I know it seems like it is just Tory Leave and Tory Remain battling each other to reach a deal, but it needs to be agreed with the EU.
pastafarian
Well-known member
The Taxation (Cross Border Trade) Bill, (to which the new clause is now a part) needs to be agreed with the EU......are you for real?
If parliament wants to say, via an Act of parliament that it will not impose a border in the Irish Sea and effectively break up our Union it can......and has.
To be honest, all we need to do is copy the EU's approvals and guidances. Waste of time us doing a parallel job. The EU just copy the FDA anyway - except they approve EU discoveies (ha ha) sooner. Use to be an issue but drug discovery is actually moribund globally right now. As for package inserts... who reads those?
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Likewise. And even moreso than you
Its like asking the cat what to have for breakfast. It would be 'fish, innit'. Sigh
Baldseagull
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In your post you say it directly contradicts the EU's legal draft of the backstop position, so one side is going to have to change something until we invent magic borders.
You sound like someone who has had six pints and has elbowed people in the face to get into the driver's seat and been told that someone else ought to be driving. Good luck with that.
It will be hard Brexit (a hard border in Ireland, and passports to Calais, and No Deals) or no Brexit. For sure.
Doesn't affect me, but it will probably **** up your kids, if you have any. I wonder if, one day, you'll have the guts to apologise to them?
pastafarian
Well-known member
Thats very different from you saying we need the EU say so to attach a clause to an Act of Parliament.
Baldseagull
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That is not what I said though is it, I said you don't believe that is actually going to stick, do you?
pastafarian
Well-known member
It is to that Bill yes, and we dont need EU permission to attach it to that bill.
Mental Lental
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I can't possibly think how the EU is gonna make up the shortfall to the European economy if Britain leaves the EU with no deal.......
https://www.japantimes.co.jp/news/2...ccounting-30-percent-worlds-gdp/#.W059MdL7QdW
That is yet to be determined. The EC are considering an investigation into remain as well.
Oh my. That’s big news as it pretty much wipes out any potential deal the U.K. might have wanted.