well she spent £17.000.000 of tax payers money on a terrorist fighting E U judges !
but the courts are used by elite society to maintain law and order in lawless britain ..Awh where facts on the ground are maintained by volunteer policemen ..under elite charity philosophies of the non poor the known poor and known criminal and the known sick are side tissues
She rightly criticised Corbyn for not reading her withdrawal agreement. But it looks very much like she has not read it either. Or if she has, it looks like she does not understand what is in it!
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What does the ECJ ruling on Article 50 mean for the Brexit deal?The European Court of Justice has ruled that Britain can unilaterally cancel Brexit, without getting the permission of other EU countries first. It means that we are sovereign nation mate. Always have been, always will be. amazing timing award goes too ? 'Hope'
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Brexit BETRAYAL: How ECJ ruling 'echoes treachery’ of Maastricht TreatyBREXIT is under threat after the European Court of Justice ruled that the UK can unilaterally revoke Article 50 today, potentially paving the way for a People’s Vote. Go eat some peas
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EU’s top court to rule on whether UK can cancel Brexit before next week’s vote on dealThe European Court of Justice will formally rule on whether Britain can unilaterally cancel Brexit ahead of the MPs vote on Theresa May's deal next week. The EU's top court confirmed it will deliver its judgment at 8am UK time on Monday – with the landmark Commons vote scheduled for the next day. Campaigners had asked the ECJ to rule on whether Article 50, which legally started the Brexit process, can be revoked by the country that triggered it. The text of the treaty clause is unclear and subject to dispute. Slaves. Not all of us want it to be cancelled! That’s exactly what May and the EU want. Are leavers just expected to accept this? Utter disgrace and why would we cancel it just cause no deal is coming closer and is our best option
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ECJ ruling on Article 50 today: What does it mean as ECJ allows Article 50 to be revoked?THE European Court of Justice has ruled the UK can unilaterally revoke Article 50 - but what does that mean for Brexit? Nothing it will be ignored. According to the headline you printed Brexit is broken. Maybe Andy Serkis was correct.. Timing of this announcement is clear proof of the underhanded way EU will break their own laws when it suits them
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UK can stop article 50 without EU approval, top ECJ adviser saysEuropean court of justice likely to endorse opinion in case taken by anti-Brexit campaigners We don't want to start banging a new drum. And without reimbursing the thousands if not millions of man-hours wasted in the EU system on this hopeless project. Still has to be ruled on by the full court but AG advice is usually followed. This respects the UK’s Sovereign right of Parliament to decide. It’s up to MPs now! Peoplesvote
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Opinion: Today’s ECJ ruling makes a new referendum more likelyThe judgment by the European Court of Justice was expected, but it adds to the pressure to give the people the final say on Brexit
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