So the UK Supreme Court has ruled

AMKC

That Boris Johnson was wrong to prorogue Parliament. At last some good news from the UK and someone who has sense and to make it even better it has been done in the most public way possible.
So do the people here now think Boris Johnson should resign as Prime Minister of the UK?
I think it is time he resigned now as this is bad for him and what little government he has left. Time for him to go and let someone else takeover.

Maybe now is the time for the Uk to go to the people to vote a new leader and Government in?

jmayo

You should see what some of the Brexiters are claiming.

There are now claims of judicial interference in democracy and the usual cr** about the elites not heeding the will of the people.

Really these planks deserve the worst of a hard Brexit, but sadly they want to drag everyone down the rabbit hole with them.

It's straightforward. The suspension of parliament was found to be unlawful. Johnson should resign immediately.

McMurphy

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W0pTpwqkB48

Just throwing that video up again.

Roger Hassenforder

Bojo wants an election. But hasn't the necessary majority to call it.
Lying prick should be made resign as PM, and let their parliment elect a new PM. They'll have to run another referendum though I reckon.

Theresa May must be in stitches, Foster must fear shes about to be thrown under a bus.
Its delicious.
Fair fochs to the Brits.

Quantum Erasure

That Boris Johnson was wrong to prorogue Parliament....

or, it was never prorogued. it was ruled null and void

jmayo wrote: »

You should see what some of the Brexiters are claiming.

There are now claims of judicial interference in democracy and the usual cr** about the elites not heeding the will of the people.

Really these planks deserve the worst of a hard Brexit, but sadly they want to drag everyone down the rabbit hole with them.

Ive seen some suggestions that this has taken the last shred of authority the Queen had left, they are effectively no longer a Monarchy...

SteM

Roger Hassenforder wrote: »

Bojo wants an election. But hasn't the necessary majority to call it......

But he'll almost certainly get his wishes now? An election sometime in November. Unfortunately Labour seem to be a poor alternative for the British electorate at the moment so the Conservatives might rally and gain seats at the next election. There doesn't seem to be a will in Britain to put Corbyn into power.

Beasty

This is already been discussed in the other Brexit thread

Merging will probably caused confusion over who is responding to what, so I'm closing this one up