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Matilda

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2. This all seems to be so peculiar.

Reply to Eugene (Original post)

Sun Sep 29, 2019, 08:46 PM

Sep 2019

Anybody's entitled to be for or anit-Brexit, but why is Boris prepared to break all sorts of laws and protocols to get his own way? Why is it so important to him?

He's acting more like a would-be dictator than a traditional British law-abiding leader, mindful of legalities and traditional behaviour.

Almost makes you wish Her Maj had the power to step in.

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Boris Johnson fuels speculation he could ignore Brexit delay law [View all] Eugene Sep 2019 OP

I believe BlowJo has to request extension by 19th October. mwooldri Sep 2019 #1

This all seems to be so peculiar. Matilda Sep 2019 #2

If he doesn't deliver Brexit by Oct 31st, the hardline voters will go for Farage's Brexit party muriel_volestrangler Sep 2019 #3

In addition to what Muriel posted, Denzil_DC Sep 2019 #4

That makes an ugly sort of sense. Matilda Sep 2019 #5