Interesting that theyâve all decided that at a time when each of them is âstrugglingâ with electoral populism in their own countries.
Really? Poland interprets it differently to us, they ignore what they donât like, Germany and France the same, national self interest will always come before the EU.
That is the point. Nations dont like it when it prevents them from doing populist stuff during time when those actions would help them appease the extremists⌠and the whole point of having a higher independent judiciary is STOP countries doing things they will later regret
I mean think about, shipping people back to potential torture without proper case assessment? Just to appease the Farage supportersâŚ
Just because other countries are happy interpret differently, does not make them right. When we think about what makes Britain great, its our sense of decency and fairness, no?
ECHR is not derived from the EU. Its a treaty of the council of Europe..
So according to this new book, The Fraud, it appears we are going to get many of my personal suspicions confirmed.
- Labour lost the general election in 2019 on purpose.
- The majority of the antisemitism allegations, with most people being investigated for saying things about Israelâs conduct, not Jewish people. Some of the rest of the complaints were submitted by sock puppets with a pseudonym ending in -stein It would appear Mr Corbyn is vindicated when he claimed that the crisis was exaggerated. Textbook definition.
Sure, few will read the whole book, but the right wing papers are going to have a field day plucking the âbestâ bits for headlines.
And fair fucking play to them. I hope they do.
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Thanks for thatâŚ..my point is nations interpret the law to their benefit other than the UK who do it to their detriment, the EU is the exactly the same as the ECHR in this instance.
Nations only interpret something or even wilfully ignore it, look at tax in Ireland.
not sure that âStop Reformâ is a good slogan - makes it sound like you are perfectly happy with the status quo
Just what happens when you have nothing good to say about yourself, slagging the others off becomes your best/only option.
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Labour have set off down that path
Rachel is going to blame Nigel for the extra ÂŁ20bn black hole that has appeared on her watch - they donât mention the phrase âblack holeâ any more do they?
also, what happened to those extra million jobs they promised, that seems to have faded into the background.
Funny that, increased employer taxes and worker protections multiplied by the impact of AI on entry level roles seems to have cooled the job market - who would have thought?
A risk assessment based on previous history of violence is now anti semitic according to Starmer
Prick.
It was an elevated risk of danage to people and property as happened in Holland. And would have been turned into a race card by simpletons.
Oh wait
https://x.com/J_Tanswell/status/1978937288034783456?t=n6YYsg2bTvNSmHnKb0WXOQ&s=19
What always gets me is many are opportunistic anti semites or appear to be, many donât protest about the plight of the Rohingya or Uighars and are more than happy to do business with China.
Not sure if reform have pulled a masterstroke but Rachel has become a meme about blaming others for raising taxes
Whether you agree with him or not, watch him and argue the toss⌠for me he speaks a lot of sense.
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The reason or one of them why this country is falling/going towards populism, Labour can say what they want but having an impartial board is paramount, anyone would think social services and the police are trying to damper and water down this to protect their tarnished reputations, we all know the damage this will do but that doesnât matter the truth needs to come out, the victims deserve that at the very least.
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Three now.
This is a national disgrace, but hardly surprising.
Sadly it isnât surprising at all, your child isnât as important as upsetting a community that harbours these people.
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