The war's nearly over, Tavares. Pincer movement by the Germans to the east, and the Irish to the west has fatally exposed the Brexit donkey's total lack of planning, and foresight, as superbly illustrated above. Johnson has only two options now - to take us over the edge, or backtrack.German hubris writ large?
I bet their predecessors thought the same when Britain gave them the ultimatum in 1939.
..while Elgy's love affair with the EU will last a thousand yearsBrexit is a busted flush.
At least he has given her the The ElbowOh dear. What Sir Keir is up against.
Nadia Whittome sacked after opposing veterans bill
Nadia Whittome - who says the law could decriminalise torture - was fired by Sir Keir Starmer.www.bbc.com
I see Corbyn also voted against it (Surprise, Surprise) so to me that's another of the loony left sent back to the back benches. No one has ever said Starmer's job was going to be easy and he's got a lot of work to do but to me the more of the momentum lot are gone the better.At least he has given her the The Elbow
I am sure Sir K will seek to improve the bill as it goes through Parliament to get the right balance between not hounding veterans while seeking to take action where it is really necessary.
Indeed.At least he has given her the The Elbow
I am sure Sir K will seek to improve the bill as it goes through Parliament to get the right balance between not hounding veterans while seeking to take action where it is really necessary.
Agreed. Low life scum such as that former lawyer Shiner have much to answer for.Indeed.
The key word in the bill is “vexatious”.
Politically motivated law firms unduly pursuing British military personnel has to be curtailed and this bill seeks to do that.
In addition, Johnson can't turn back.If our German friend walks towards our PM, by the laws of Physics, they will both fall off the plank.
Maybe that's the metaphor.
Is that the best counter argument you can come up with, Al ?..while Elgy's love affair with the EU will last a thousand years