Britain doesn’t need ‘reform’. It just needs to rejoin the EU | William Keegan | The Guardian @TerraOrBustt theguardian.com/business/202…
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Look at us go! More Brexit benefits right there…. Hang on…. . @terrychristian
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He is 💯percent accurate. When challenged, you and the other paid employees never back up your opinion with facts, preferring insults or igonoring challenges. That is why, ultimately, it will fail.
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You tell it like it is Adam, tell us three Brexit benefits you’d miss is we rejoined the EU - which won’t happen by the way. I know you will not answer this question because no brexit supporter can.
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Show us one piece of contemporary leave literature that said this. Thank you.
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I hope you and your family and all those who voted to leave are loving all the brexit benefits… list out your top three for us all to raise a glass to later. 🥂
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David, you never publish anything negative about white people do you? Care to share the reason why?
The Rwandan Government has a different view.
For too long these namby pamby, hand-wringing, pearl clutching, Britain bashing, EU fanatics, and illegal migrants encouraged by lefty lawyers with no moral compass haved used our courts to frustrate democracy. Parliament is sovereign and we must stop the boats. We must deliver on behalf of the Great British public.
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UK courts enforce legislation passed or adopted by the UK's democratically elected government. Enforcing the law is not anti-democratic in a democracy.
UK gov guide to citizenship:
"Judges are responsible for interpreting the law... The government cannot interfere with this."
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