YOUR ONGOING BETRAYAL – Tuesday 6th December 2022
Don’t look at Labour – look at these beautiful shiny objects! Christmas is...
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Tag: constitution
News Review from our News Correspondent – Sunday 24th January 2021
INDY REF From the Daily Mail: The SNP today vowed to hold another Scottish...
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On Politics and Corruption
Our politics is a marvellous jigsaw put together by generations of brilliant people....
Read MoreHow dare they?
“The ‘Judiciary of Germany’ is the system of courts that interprets and applies the law in Germany. In Germany, the independence of the judiciary is historically older than democracy. The organisation of courts is traditionally...
Read MoreLETTERS TO THE EDITOR – THURSDAY 12TH SEPTEMBER 2019
Sir, Here are some thoughts on the Brexit legal challenges: The remainer mob are trying to derail Brexit by every possible means. The mainstays of their position are claims that the government is behaving ‘illegally’...
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YOUR DAILY BREXIT BETRAYAL – Friday 9th August 2019
Recognising the Nation’s most important cat: Larry of #10 It was ‘International Cat...
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YOUR DAILY BREXIT BETRAYAL – Tuesday 6th August 2019
How amazing! Yesterday there were no Brexit news items to speak of – but today there...
Read MoreIf you want blood ….
Magna Carta presented to King John I can still remember a hot sunny day as a schoolboy in a class in my school, a few hundred yards from the beach, where my teacher was rambling on about Magna Carta. I, and I’m sure my...
Read MoreUNCONSTITUTIONAL! – Mr Martin Howe QC on Ms May’s Brexit Betrayal
Martin Howe QC has written an outstanding article laying bare how Ms May’s Brexit wrecking exercise is unconstitutional: “Theresa May has abandoned constitutional precedent by committing to extend A50” It is behind a paywall,...
Read MoreThe backstop: a violation of human rights?
The author is a lawyer working in government, who wishes to remain anonymous. Ed – This article was first published in “Briefings for Brexit” and we re-publish it with their kind permission. The attorney general, Sir...
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