Brexit -am I stupid or what

You've not been taking your Happy Pills have you, FC?? They're in the top shelf of the GC Office cupboard next to the Hobnobs and the

Believe me, Bercow is grabbing attention and wants to retire as a , in his own mind, important figure, while Miller is merely a figure back by Remainer Organisations.

 

As I have said, if you think any of my posts are 'unbecoming' or 'bullying' then you are absolutely free to report me the same as any other member. Indeed, I have self-reported and the remainder of the staff team can take whatever decision they feel is warranted, which may be up to and including banning me.

I am annoyed that my democratic right is being over-ridden by people who have money, and not for the first time. Since I was a child, I have watched things take place that I did not like nor agree with, and have even voted against some of them - those votes I lost, and hey-ho, I moved on. This vote, I was on the winning side; since the day after, there has been no effort made to deliver that result, but instead I and other leavers have been called far-right scum, Nazis (and that one was by an MP on TV), fascist and similar.

 

I won't be in the office until the remainder of the staff have dealt with the report that I have made, as I do not wish to be in a position where I can cause any bias to your (or webmasters) decision. I will look forward to one of you being in contact once you have reached your decision.

 

I would be very surprised if there was, FC. Civil uprising usually start out peaceful and well meant without violence and then the extremists take over, turning it into a Riot with violence, force, damage to innocent people and property. There is a fine line between Civil Uprisings and Riots. The last Riot was in 2011 in London and did nothing to resolve the matter in hand. Violence in the Streets does nothing but harm to the ordinary man/woman in the streets, while the People of Influence will look on.

 

There is, but I am telling you what I have seen. There are many, many moderates like myself who are of course advocating that violence is not the way to go, and that we should beat these people at the ballot box - - however, that argument increasingly falls on deaf ears when you have the refusal of elected members to carry out the result of the vote that they were given, refusing to have a General Election, shouting that they want a People's Vote (who voted in the referendum, if not People?), and then going on live TV stating that they won't accept the result of any second referendum if that result is to leave.

 

You and me both.

 

Here is a Sky News story stating quite clearly that Boris was advised by Geoffrey Cox that the prorogation was legal - PM was advised by attorney general suspension was 'lawful'

If the government's top lawyer didn't get it right, what chance did Boris have?