Supreme Court Hearing

[F*ck The Poor & Fat]

Politician shown to be a slimy lying Asrehole. Shock horror. I thought it was part of the requirements for getting the job.

The lowest of the low usually get to be party leader. Ain’t that how it works?

[Max B Gold]

Politician shown to be a slimy lying Asrehole. Shock horror. I thought it was part of the requirements for getting the job.

The lowest of the low usually get to be party leader. Ain’t that how it works?

It might be in the moral void that you inhabit but it doesn't work for me. Sorry.

[F*ck The Poor & Fat]

Politician shown to be a slimy lying Asrehole. Shock horror. I thought it was part of the requirements for getting the job.

The lowest of the low usually get to be party leader. Ain’t that how it works?

It might be in the moral void that you inhabit but it doesn't work for me. Sorry.

I have a pretty low opinion of our politicians right now Max. Piss ups and breweries spring to mind. Worst bunch of party leaders in living memory in my opinion. Including the SNP. The lunatics really are running the asylum. I can’t see an reason why my opinion should be different.

[Max B Gold]

Politician shown to be a slimy lying Asrehole. Shock horror. I thought it was part of the requirements for getting the job.

The lowest of the low usually get to be party leader. Ain’t that how it works?

It might be in the moral void that you inhabit but it doesn't work for me. Sorry.

I have a pretty low opinion of our politicians right now Max. p*ss ups and breweries spring to mind. Worst bunch of party leaders in living memory in my opinion. Including the SNP. The lunatics really are running the asylum. I can’t see an reason why my opinion should be different.

I'm not sure you are right about Nicola. Her politics aren't my cup of tea but I do have a lot of respect for her abilities.

[F*ck The Poor & Fat]

It might be in the moral void that you inhabit but it doesn't work for me. Sorry.

I have a pretty low opinion of our politicians right now Max. p*ss ups and breweries spring to mind. Worst bunch of party leaders in living memory in my opinion. Including the SNP. The lunatics really are running the asylum. I can’t see an reason why my opinion should be different.

I'm not sure you are right about Nicola. Her politics aren't my cup of tea but I do have a lot of respect for her abilities.

Locally she may be OK but wider seems a one trick pony. Well two. Both basically ignoring the results of referendums because she don’t like them.

[Fisch]

Fascinating stuff from the 'm'luds'. It seems to me that James Eadie's point that HM's opposition could have stopped the prorogation at any time by tabling a motion of no confidence in the government. That they chose not to do that, he claims, was their political decision and thus the supreme court should not intervene. Sounds like a strong position I'd say. I heard nothing in Lord Pannick's closing remarks to rebut it.

[Max B Gold]

Fascinating stuff from the 'm'luds'. It seems to me that James Eadie's point that HM's opposition could have stopped the prorogation at any time by tabling a motion of no confidence in the government. That they chose not to do that, he claims, was their political decision and thus the supreme court should not intervene. Sounds like a strong position I'd say. I heard nothing in Lord Pannick's closing remarks to rebut it.

It's a very weak argument because there is nothing to suggest the majority of MPs wished to propose a no confidence motion and they were not the ones who wanted to close down parliament.

[F*ck The Poor & Fat]

Fascinating stuff from the 'm'luds'. It seems to me that James Eadie's point that HM's opposition could have stopped the prorogation at any time by tabling a motion of no confidence in the government. That they chose not to do that, he claims, was their political decision and thus the supreme court should not intervene. Sounds like a strong position I'd say. I heard nothing in Lord Pannick's closing remarks to rebut it.

It's a very weak argument because there is nothing to suggest the majority of MPs wished to propose a no confidence motion and they were not the ones who wanted to close down parliament.

Looks a strong point to me too tbh.

[Fisch]

Fascinating stuff from the 'm'luds'. It seems to me that James Eadie's point that HM's opposition could have stopped the prorogation at any time by tabling a motion of no confidence in the government. That they chose not to do that, he claims, was their political decision and thus the supreme court should not intervene. Sounds like a strong position I'd say. I heard nothing in Lord Pannick's closing remarks to rebut it.

It's a very weak argument because there is nothing to suggest the majority of MPs wished to propose a no confidence motion and they were not the ones who wanted to close down parliament.

Whether or not a majority of MPs wanted a general election (via a N/C motion) is moot. lf they'd wanted to stop the prorogation they had the opportunity. If they'd prefer not to risk their status as MPs then stopping prorogation was clearly not that important ergo they are using the supreme court for political expedience. For that reason, l'd gamble that whatever complicated form of words the SC produce, it won't force a resumption of parliament. I suspect they'll dump the onus on Mr Speaker.
As a devout remainer, l won't be happy about it.

[Max B Gold]

Fascinating stuff from the 'm'luds'. It seems to me that James Eadie's point that HM's opposition could have stopped the prorogation at any time by tabling a motion of no confidence in the government. That they chose not to do that, he claims, was their political decision and thus the supreme court should not intervene. Sounds like a strong position I'd say. I heard nothing in Lord Pannick's closing remarks to rebut it.

It's a very weak argument because there is nothing to suggest the majority of MPs wished to propose a no confidence motion and they were not the ones who wanted to close down parliament.

Whether or not a majority of MPs wanted a general election (via a N/C motion) is moot. lf they'd wanted to stop the prorogation they had the opportunity. If they'd prefer not to risk their status as MPs then stopping prorogation was clearly not that important ergo they are using the supreme court for political expedience. For that reason, l'd gamble that whatever complicated form of words the SC produce, it won't force a resumption of parliament. I suspect they'll dump the onus on Mr Speaker.
As a devout remainer, l won't be happy about it.

Disagree you are putting the cart before the horse.

[Fisch]

It appears we'll have to wait until next week to see how the magnificent eleven interpret it all.

[Mick McQuaid]

I'm not sure you are right about Nicola. Her politics aren't my cup of tea but I do have a lot of respect for her abilities.

Locally she may be OK but wider seems a one trick pony. Well two. Both basically ignoring the results of referendums because she don’t like them.

She's the leader of the Scottish National Party, the clue is in the name.

[BoniO]

Politician shown to be a slimy lying Asrehole. Shock horror. I thought it was part of the requirements for getting the job.

The lowest of the low usually get to be party leader. Ain’t that how it works?

You're trying too hard to make it seem like Boris is no worse than any other politician. Politicians lie so Boris is the norm is your stance. That's not the case at all as Boris has been caught out so often, and at a whole new level of lying, that he's on a different level. How do you know when Boris is lying?
His lips are moving....

[DuvB]

Quite right too, although I enjoyed much more the impassioned savaging Johnson received from a father at Whipps Cross today.

Showed the clown up yet again for the liar he is.

Shame he was a Labour activist & not just a random Dad

Still prefer the

" Leave my town bloke "

Pure Class.

The fella was there in his capacity as a father. He was perfectly entitled to tell Johnson of his experience at Whipps. The clown saying there was no press there was laughable?

How did that microphone magically appear to attach itself to his body?

[F*ck The Poor & Fat]

Politician shown to be a slimy lying Asrehole. Shock horror. I thought it was part of the requirements for getting the job.

The lowest of the low usually get to be party leader. Ain’t that how it works?

You're trying too hard to make it seem like Boris is no worse than any other politician. Politicians lie so Boris is the norm is your stance. That's not the case at all as Boris has been caught out so often, and at a whole new level of lying, that he's on a different level. How do you know when Boris is lying?
His lips are moving....

Fair enough, Boris is the only politician who misleads the people, lying. Righto. Not a debate worth exploring methinks.

[StillSpike]

It didn't. He wasn't wearing a mic, that lie, by Guido Fawkes, has been debunked already (check https://fullfact.org/online/omar-salem- ... icrophone/)

Sadly, as Churchill once said, a lie is halfway round the world before the truth has got it's trousers on. Helped along by useful idiots.

[F*ck The Poor & Fat]

I'm not sure you are right about Nicola. Her politics aren't my cup of tea but I do have a lot of respect for her abilities.

Locally she may be OK but wider seems a one trick pony. Well two. Both basically ignoring the results of referendums because she don’t like them.

She's the leader of the Scottish National Party, the clue is in the name.

She is also a leader with broader responsibilities than the local councils.

[Admin]

I'm not sure you are right about Nicola. Her politics aren't my cup of tea but I do have a lot of respect for her abilities.

Locally she may be OK but wider seems a one trick pony. Well two. Both basically ignoring the results of referendums because she don’t like them.

She's the leader of the Scottish National Party, the clue is in the name.

heh.

[BoniO]

Politician shown to be a slimy lying Asrehole. Shock horror. I thought it was part of the requirements for getting the job.

The lowest of the low usually get to be party leader. Ain’t that how it works?

You're trying too hard to make it seem like Boris is no worse than any other politician. Politicians lie so Boris is the norm is your stance. That's not the case at all as Boris has been caught out so often, and at a whole new level of lying, that he's on a different level. How do you know when Boris is lying?
His lips are moving....

Fair enough, Boris is the only politician who misleads the people, lying. Righto. Not a debate worth exploring methinks.

As you well know that's not what I said. Of course some other politicians lie and mislead, as do some ex IT Directors. Boris, a proven liar, is a morally corrupt, self-serving liar of epic proportions and PM to us lucky plebs. You must be proud of him.

[Captain Zep]

Fascinating stuff from the 'm'luds'. It seems to me that James Eadie's point that HM's opposition could have stopped the prorogation at any time by tabling a motion of no confidence in the government. That they chose not to do that, he claims, was their political decision and thus the supreme court should not intervene. Sounds like a strong position I'd say. I heard nothing in Lord Pannick's closing remarks to rebut it.

It's a very weak argument because there is nothing to suggest the majority of MPs wished to propose a no confidence motion and they were not the ones who wanted to close down parliament.

Looks a strong point to me too tbh.

Anyone who commits a crime can be exhonerated, if it can be shown that someone could have prevented them from doing so?

[StillSpike]

"How can I be guilty of bank robbery when they could have built a brick wall around the bank?"

[Disoriented]

Shame he was a Labour activist & not just a random Dad

Still prefer the

" Leave my town bloke "

Pure Class.

The fella was there in his capacity as a father. He was perfectly entitled to tell Johnson of his experience at Whipps. The clown saying there was no press there was laughable?

How did that microphone magically appear to attach itself to his body?

Keep believing the fake news pedalled by the scum lying press.