:sunglasses: 11.1 % :pray: 44.4 % :laughing: 22.2 % :cry: 22.2 %
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By Malcolm Armsteen
#57899
Amnesty International nails it:
This judgment is vital to protect people seeking asylum in this county, but the government must now draw a line under a disgraceful chapter in the UK’s political history.
The deal with Rwanda – a country with a track record of serious human rights violations, including arbitrary detention, torture and the repression of free speech – was massively ill-conceived and cruel.
It’s now time for the government and the new home secretary to not only abandon the idea of doing a deal with Rwanda, but to scrap the underlying policy of refusing to process people’s asylum claims and the Illegal Migration Act that has entrenched that dismal policy.
This policy has made complete chaos of the UK’s asylum system and this shameful deal has simply exacerbated the mess.
The only responsible, effective and decent response to this judgement should be to get down to the serious task of fairly and efficiently determining people’s claims.
The idea that the UK should withdraw from the European convention to pursue this failed policy is nonsensical and should be immediately binned. The government should make policies which fit with the law, not fit the law around their policies.
(My emphasis)
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By Malcolm Armsteen
#57902
Simon Clarke MP on Sky:

the law must be subservient to the will of parliament.

Or, as we might put it, fascism/authoritarian government.


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Clarke is a committed Borisite. A nutter, in other words. Says this is a 'confidence issue' for Ricky. Will be putting in a letter if R doesn't pull out of ECHR. He also claims to be agoraphobic, which makes the career choices he has made rather strange...
Last edited by Malcolm Armsteen on Wed Nov 15, 2023 11:21 am, edited 1 time in total.
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By Malcolm Armsteen
#57906
Tubby Isaacs wrote: Wed Nov 15, 2023 11:19 am
Malcolm Armsteen wrote: Wed Nov 15, 2023 11:17 am Simon Clarke MP on Sky:

the law must be subservient to the will of parliament.

Or, as we might put it, fascism/authoritarian government.
Parliament voted to join the ECHR and incorporate it into UK Law, Simon.
And, as the Supreme Court specifically noted, several other binding international conventions which make this policy illegal.
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By Tubby Isaacs
#57925
Ha ha ha.

Somebody took Suella's "notwithstanding" seriously.
Danny Kruger, co-chair of the New Conservatives group, which represents socially conservative MPs pushing for lower immigration and tax cuts, said the government should legislate immediately to assert UK sovereignty.

Speaking after meeting other MPs to discuss the supreme court judgment this morning, he called for legislation to override the ECHR.
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By Crabcakes
#57930
Depending on the size of the holes in the grid, also potentially very easy to dodge the shit entirely. So in a sense completely in keeping with the Braverman camp - a load of spiteful, nasty-sounding threats, but on the most basic of analysis it turns out to be ill thought through cobblers because the people who did the thinking are all, without exception, as thick as a polyfilla milkshake.
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By Malcolm Armsteen
#57933
Abernathy wrote: Wed Nov 15, 2023 4:00 pm A grid of shit sounds pretty horrible. Bit impractical, though. How would you get all the shit to stick together in the form of a grid ?
Bristol Type 2 and superglue.
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