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  1. SweeperDee
    Absolutely. I was thinking the SC would rule against the Gov. but wasn’t expecting a unanimous quashing.
  2. SweeperDee
    This aged well.
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    I said it earlier today, but Keen and Eadie must be red in the face with sheer embarrassment with this verdict.
  4. SweeperDee
    I don’t think even the BBC or Sky were expecting this degree of slap-down from the SC. Their coverage has been shite all-round, and very disorganised.
  5. SweeperDee
    2 cases were brought forward.
  6. SweeperDee
    Look who’s retweeting that shite. Moreover the Tory fiend is retweeting Andrew fucking Neil. BoJo is about to be VoNC’d out of existence.
  7. SweeperDee
    I'd love to see Lord Keen and Eadies' faces. They knew they were onto a hiding for nothing arguing for the government.
  8. SweeperDee
    Heart attacks galore in the DM comment section. Glorious.
  9. SweeperDee
    They'll be in for PMQ's tomorrow. Whether Boris is there is another question entirely.
  10. SweeperDee
    It wasn't voted on. Because of the diddy proroguing.
  11. SweeperDee
    No, you idiot.
  12. SweeperDee
    Unlawful. Bye Boris.
  13. SweeperDee
    Could easily post using 4G on his mobile on one account and over WiFi on his pc/laptop.
  14. SweeperDee
    Depends. The moon-like National Park is quite neat.
  15. SweeperDee
    Why the f**k would we encourage it? Jeez.
  16. SweeperDee
    Dorrans until the end of the season.
  17. SweeperDee
    Friday night signing emoji. I’m fully erect.
  18. SweeperDee
    Sitting in your scuds and building Lego Star Wars figurines doesn’t count as engineering. Unlucky.
  19. SweeperDee
    It appears, and I can’t stress “appears” enough, that the government have been roundly fucked on both cases by Pannick and co. Decision early next week according to Lady Hale. They were very keen to hear the remedies put forward by Pannick, which can only be a good thing as they didn’t seem arsed about the government remedies at all. Reckon it could be as much as 9-2/10-1 against the Govt.
  20. SweeperDee
    We have it clear as day that there’s nothing stopping the executive to continually prorogue, even if the court deems it unlawful. Indeed, it’s one of the governments own submissions which say that the PM is considering that action. I think the court are going to issue a real corrective remedy to this, as that line of action is tantamount to frustrating the purpose of parliament indefinitely.
  21. SweeperDee
    Most likely tomorrow or Monday at the latest. The Irish QC was taking the piss, and was rightly slapped down for being overt about his intentions in solely focussing on the repercussions of Brexit on NI. I'm sympathetic with him but this is not the place to be banging on about it. Welsh Advocate General is doing really well so far. Excited for what Major and Pannick say.
  22. SweeperDee
    It’s why I specified “Parliament” instead of blindly stating the EU.
  23. SweeperDee
    Moreover it's up to the Government to prove good faith in their actions; Lord Reed was appearing (by his look of scepticism) to give them good faith blindly.
  24. SweeperDee
    He's asking him to not be sceptical because the point he was making was a fact, in the written evidence, that was in front of Lord Reed.
  25. SweeperDee
    Killer blow from Aidan there. Oooft.
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