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Oh, I’ve just spotted that you’ve written “are you special needs”. Classy.
So, we have a Brexiteer saying that the sovereignty of the Uk parliament is not what his Brexit is all about. What could it be about then, I wonder? #foreigners You edited your original post as well. You destroyer you...
Keyboard warriors have been arrested for less. But I see that you've edited your original post to add “the political careers of”. Nice deflection though Burneside...
I wouldn’t dare speak for anyone but myself. I’m not one of those extremists that wrongly rants about “the will of the people”. How can elected politicians who are standing up for the sovereignty of the UK parliament be branded “traitors”? That makes no sense. Neither does you wishing them be destroyed (#999). I would imagine though that many Irish people would call the DUP MPs ...
Thanks Bob.
Where is it “well documented” please? Is the £469 the final instalment of the £2000? It’s just that the numbers and accusations don’t make sense without the full story. Thanks Bob.
What’s the full story Bob?
You’re correct Lynne, the Treaty Of Lisbon was indeed ratified by the elected UK parliament. As Burneside knows, Gordon Brown was unable to attend the public signing due to having to attend a select committee meeting in the House of Commons - which I would have thought that Burneside and his ilk would think takes priority, given that the sovereignty of the UK parliament is so important.
