19-10-2019, 03:59 PM
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Re: Boris now Has to Send A Letter.
Originally Posted by Tedc
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I think that Boris is very confident that, at least, one of the EU countries will toss in a veto.Doesn't look like Ireland, but you could guess at others.
19-10-2019, 04:04 PM
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Re: Boris now Has to Send A Letter.
Originally Posted by shropshiregirl
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I don't think so TessA. He said that he would abide by the law, so he would not then break the law. No, I think he has something up his sleeve that supersedes the ruling of the court, whilst still complying with the ruling.Only wish I knew what it was.
A second vote is not democratic is it?
19-10-2019, 04:05 PM
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Re: Boris now Has to Send A Letter.
Originally Posted by TessA
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I'm still watching, he is very good at his job, he will make sure everything is done in an orderly manner. He won't let the weasels get away with their shenanigans. He is assuring well meaning MPs that Mogg will be brought to account for not doing his expected duty and has walked out leaving MPs confused as to what is expected of them on Monday!
Boris and Mogg have behaved disgracefully today.
There is real anger out here. One may well witness organised marches on the streets of the London bubble, but you will hear the roar of the silent majority when they get the opportunity to have THEIR voices heard when it really counts. Remainers are in for the shock of their lives.
19-10-2019, 04:39 PM
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Re: Boris now Has to Send A Letter.
Originally Posted by caricature
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What will happen if Boris doesn't write the letter,contempt of court? but the letter will still not have been written,what then.
19-10-2019, 05:16 PM
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Re: Boris now Has to Send A Letter.
Correct me if I am wrong, but wasn't the ruling that if Boris failed to get his meaningful vote for the deal through by way of voting, today being the deadline, he would have to send a letter asking for a delay. But... he did not let the vote go ahead because of Letwin's amendment, so doesn't that cancel out the amendment from both Benn and Letwin?No doubt I'm talking through the top of my head, so if someone could put me right please. Because I'm hearing that after the vote, Boris looked directly at Corbyn with a glint in his eye.
19-10-2019, 05:46 PM
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Re: Boris now Has to Send A Letter.
Johnson has to send the letter by 11 pm tonight, if he doesn't someone else like the Speaker can be requested by the court to send it.However, from what I am reading from the foreign correspondents although the EU will not refuse an extension (they won't want the blame for causing us to leave without a deal )but they will not be in any hurry to grant the extension which requires the approval of all the member states and that approval may take a long time to come......as late as 31st October
19-10-2019, 06:25 PM
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Re: Boris now Has to Send A Letter.
Originally Posted by Meg
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Johnson has to send the letter by 11 pm tonight, if he doesn't someone else like the Speaker can be requested by the court to send it.However, from what I am reading from the foreign correspondents although the EU will not refuse an extension (they won't want the blame for causing us to leave without a deal )but they will not be in any hurry to grant the extension which requires the approval of all the member states and that approval may take a long time to come......as late as 31st October
I wonder what will happen tonight. Will he? Won't he?
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