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Post by Admin on Aug 30, 2019 17:20:51 GMT
THE Prime Minister is about to suspend Parliament to slash the chances of MPs stopping us leaving the European Union by October 31. By now, it’s probably the only way out of this impasse.
Parliament is heavily in favour of us remaining within the EU and NEVER leaving. And MPs have spent the past three years doing everything they possibly can to thwart the democratic will of the people.
Parliament is working AGAINST the people so Boris Johnson is right to wave about the threat of proroguing:
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Post by Admin on Sept 12, 2019 22:15:23 GMT
Boris Johnson has denied lying to the Queen over the advice he gave her over the five-week suspension of Parliament.
The prime minister was speaking after Scotland's highest civil court ruled on Wednesday the shutdown was unlawful.
Asked whether he had lied to the monarch about his reasons for the suspension, he replied: "Absolutely not."
He added: "The High Court in England plainly agrees with us, but the Supreme Court will have to decide."
The power to suspend - or prorogue - Parliament lies with the Queen, who conventionally acts on the advice of the prime minister.
The current five-week suspension began in the early hours of Tuesday, and MPs are not scheduled to return until 14 October.
Labour has said it is "more important than ever" that Parliament is recalled after the government published the Yellowhammer document, an assessment of a reasonable worst-case scenario in the event of a no-deal Brexit.
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Post by Admin on Sept 16, 2019 18:04:47 GMT
Hulk actor Mark Ruffalo has reacted to Boris Johnson's comments in which he compared the UK leaving the EU to the green superhero. In an interview with the Mail on Sunday, the prime minister said Hulk "always escaped, no matter how tightly bound in he seemed to be". But Hollywood star Mark said the Hulk "only fights for the good of the whole". "Mad and strong can also be dense and destructive," he added.
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Post by Admin on Oct 8, 2019 18:03:23 GMT
Talks over a Brexit deal are on the brink of collapse, as a No 10 source said that Angela Merkel was making a deal impossible and Brussels accused Boris Johnson of trying to play a “stupid blame game”. The row erupted after Johnson and Merkel had a phone conversation in which they could not find a common position over Northern Ireland. In an extraordinary briefing about the confidential discussion between the leaders, a No 10 source later said the German chancellor’s demands for Northern Ireland to remain in a customs union made a deal look “essentially impossible, not just now but ever”.
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Post by Admin on Oct 10, 2019 4:16:01 GMT
Prime Minister Boris Johnson told German Chancellor Angela Merkel that a Brexit deal is “essentially impossible” if the European Union demands Northern Ireland should stay in the bloc’s customs union. David Merritt reports on "Bloomberg Surveillance." MPs will be called to Parliament for a special Saturday sitting in a decisive day for the future of Brexit. Parliament will meet on 19 October after a crunch EU summit - seen as the last chance for the UK and EU to agree a deal ahead of 31 October deadline. If a deal is agreed, Boris Johnson will ask MPs to approve it - but if not, a range of options could be presented. The BBC's Laura Kuenssberg says these could include leaving without a deal, and halting Brexit altogether.
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