"Norman Wells" wrote in message
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On 26/09/2019 10:50, Rod Speed wrote:


"nightjar" wrote in message
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On 25/09/2019 17:01, Norman Wells wrote:
On 25/09/2019 16:56, nightjar wrote:
On 25/09/2019 12:41, Norman Wells wrote:

That is why Boris should resign immediately, thus setting a precedent
for any future PM who might wrongly advise the monarch.

Thats not how precedents work and you dont know that he
did wrongly advise Liz anyway. For all you know he may well
have just told he that he was going to prorogue parliament
for 5 weeks.

That would avoid giving some future monarch, perhaps as yet unborn, an
excuse to try to reclaim some of the ancient powers of kings.

Liz doesnt have to accept all the advice she is given.
She is in fact free to say that would be unlawful.

And then accept it.

She doesnt have to do that.

However, Boris seems far too arrogant even to admit he made a mistake,
despite the unanimous ruling of 11 of the highest judges in the land.

Its no news that legal parasites keep attempting to have more
say on what must be done, as Sumption has spelled out so clearly.

Instead, he seems intent on stirring up dissent in parliament,

Corse no other party leader has ever done anything like that, eh ?

presumably in the hope that will trigger the vote of no confidence he so
dearly wants, so that there can be a general election before 31st
October.

He knows that there is no chance of that, no matter how much he stirs.

But in challenging the other parties to face the electorate in what the
country badly needs, ie a general election, he is building up his people
against Parliament and the establishment' case.

What he is actually doing is distracting the fools with comments
like the one about Jo Cox so they dont have time to come up
with another stunt like trying to force him to ask for an extension.

He will be able to use that pretty effectively later.

That remains to be seen.