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Re: Boris Johnson s Suspension of Parliament Ruled Illegal

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Meanwhile, an English court rules that Johnson's proroguing of parliament is not a matter for the courts and that the government is acting within its rights.

I wonder why they aren't reporting this in the US. My suspicion is because they aren't reporting the news even-handedly. They are determined to see pro-Brexit people as villains. And they continue to pursue the narrative that the motivation for Brexit is about racism rather than sovereignty - a Remainer invention.

But actually, Brexit is the will of the people and a democratic majority of folks became sick of the EU and its bureaucracy and its imperial ambitions. Latest poll shows 54% saying Brexit must be respected and only a quarter saying it should not be.

http://www.theguardian.com/law/2019/sep/11/english-judges-explain-decision-to-reject-prorogation-challenge


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Re: Boris Johnson s Suspension of Parliament Ruled Illegal
By: Cactus Flower
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Wed, 11 Sep 19 6:16 PM
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We will see. It will go to the Supreme Court, I imagine. Scotland voted Remain, so its judges may be tainted by their political leanings.


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