UK government use of Henry VIII clauses to be challenged in court

[Tommy Tainant]

UK government use of Henry VIII clauses to be challenged in court

Good Law Project seeks judicial review over move to change state aid rules after Brexit without a vote in parliament

www.theguardian.com

There seems to be no end to the wickedness of our tory bastard government.This loophole enables them to pass laws by decree and without scrutiny by Parliament. Even rightwingers on here can see that this is not acceptable.

Of course they would win any vote in parliament but it would also shine a spotlight on their attacks on employment and equality rights. And that might prove difficult for them.

The case for a Republic gets stronger every day.

 

[Decus]

UK government use of Henry VIII clauses to be challenged in court

Good Law Project seeks judicial review over move to change state aid rules after Brexit without a vote in parliament

www.theguardian.com

There seems to be no end to the wickedness of our tory bastard government.This loophole enables them to pass laws by decree and without scrutiny by Parliament. Even rightwingers on here can see that this is not acceptable.

Of course they would win any vote in parliament but it would also shine a spotlight on their attacks on employment and equality rights. And that might prove difficult for them.

The case for a Republic gets stronger every day.

You can thank the Welsh and their vote for Brexit for the PM's push for State Aid. Economic hardship is what the UK is presently facing. Boris Johnson is desperate to give the UK economy a boost and he has nowhere to turn. What is State Aid?:

"It’s government support to key manufacturers or industries, typically in the form of cheap loans, tax breaks, contracts or direct subsidies. The idea is to give homegrown corporations an edge over outside competitors to create jobs, drive exports and fuel economic growth."

Why State Aid Has Become a Stumbling Block in Brexit

In theory, the system of free trade driving the world economy is supposed to provide a “level playing field” for all. In practice, countries have long complained that rivals unfairly dish out aid in the form of state-backed subsidies to boost favored companies -- often as they themselves do the...

www.bloomberg.com

It works. Look at how it made China an economic powerhouse.

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[Bob Blaylock]

The case for a Republic gets stronger every day.

A glimmer of hope that your backward shithole of a nation might be thinking of trying to start to catch up with where America was nearly two and a half centuries ago.

 

[Tommy Tainant]

UK government use of Henry VIII clauses to be challenged in court

Good Law Project seeks judicial review over move to change state aid rules after Brexit without a vote in parliament

www.theguardian.com

There seems to be no end to the wickedness of our tory bastard government.This loophole enables them to pass laws by decree and without scrutiny by Parliament. Even rightwingers on here can see that this is not acceptable.

Of course they would win any vote in parliament but it would also shine a spotlight on their attacks on employment and equality rights. And that might prove difficult for them.

The case for a Republic gets stronger every day.

You can thank the Welsh and their vote for Brexit for the PM's push for State Aid. Economic hardship is what the UK is presently facing. Boris Johnson is desperate to give the UK economy a boost and he has nowhere to turn. What is State Aid?:

"It’s government support to key manufacturers or industries, typically in the form of cheap loans, tax breaks, contracts or direct subsidies. The idea is to give homegrown corporations an edge over outside competitors to create jobs, drive exports and fuel economic growth."

Why State Aid Has Become a Stumbling Block in Brexit

In theory, the system of free trade driving the world economy is supposed to provide a “level playing field” for all. In practice, countries have long complained that rivals unfairly dish out aid in the form of state-backed subsidies to boost favored companies -- often as they themselves do the...

www.bloomberg.com

It works. Look at how it made China an economic powerhouse.

.

Nope, its just so they can give handouts to tory donors .The other part of it is to strip worker protections.
Its dragging the UK towards third world status.

 

[Decus]

UK government use of Henry VIII clauses to be challenged in court

Good Law Project seeks judicial review over move to change state aid rules after Brexit without a vote in parliament

www.theguardian.com

There seems to be no end to the wickedness of our tory bastard government.This loophole enables them to pass laws by decree and without scrutiny by Parliament. Even rightwingers on here can see that this is not acceptable.

Of course they would win any vote in parliament but it would also shine a spotlight on their attacks on employment and equality rights. And that might prove difficult for them.

The case for a Republic gets stronger every day.

You can thank the Welsh and their vote for Brexit for the PM's push for State Aid. Economic hardship is what the UK is presently facing. Boris Johnson is desperate to give the UK economy a boost and he has nowhere to turn. What is State Aid?:

"It’s government support to key manufacturers or industries, typically in the form of cheap loans, tax breaks, contracts or direct subsidies. The idea is to give homegrown corporations an edge over outside competitors to create jobs, drive exports and fuel economic growth."

Why State Aid Has Become a Stumbling Block in Brexit

In theory, the system of free trade driving the world economy is supposed to provide a “level playing field” for all. In practice, countries have long complained that rivals unfairly dish out aid in the form of state-backed subsidies to boost favored companies -- often as they themselves do the...

www.bloomberg.com

It works. Look at how it made China an economic powerhouse.

.

Nope, its just so they can give handouts to tory donors .The other part of it is to strip worker protections.
Its dragging the UK towards third world status.

You voted for Brexit (the Welsh) and because of it economic prospects are gloomy.

Being the brilliant strategist that you are, how are you going to drive the UK economy towards prosperity and full employment?

.

.

 

[Tommy Tainant]

UK government use of Henry VIII clauses to be challenged in court

Good Law Project seeks judicial review over move to change state aid rules after Brexit without a vote in parliament

www.theguardian.com

There seems to be no end to the wickedness of our tory bastard government.This loophole enables them to pass laws by decree and without scrutiny by Parliament. Even rightwingers on here can see that this is not acceptable.

Of course they would win any vote in parliament but it would also shine a spotlight on their attacks on employment and equality rights. And that might prove difficult for them.

The case for a Republic gets stronger every day.

You can thank the Welsh and their vote for Brexit for the PM's push for State Aid. Economic hardship is what the UK is presently facing. Boris Johnson is desperate to give the UK economy a boost and he has nowhere to turn. What is State Aid?:

"It’s government support to key manufacturers or industries, typically in the form of cheap loans, tax breaks, contracts or direct subsidies. The idea is to give homegrown corporations an edge over outside competitors to create jobs, drive exports and fuel economic growth."

Why State Aid Has Become a Stumbling Block in Brexit

In theory, the system of free trade driving the world economy is supposed to provide a “level playing field” for all. In practice, countries have long complained that rivals unfairly dish out aid in the form of state-backed subsidies to boost favored companies -- often as they themselves do the...

www.bloomberg.com

It works. Look at how it made China an economic powerhouse.

.

Nope, its just so they can give handouts to tory donors .The other part of it is to strip worker protections.
Its dragging the UK towards third world status.

You voted for Brexit (the Welsh) and because of it economic prospects are gloomy.

Being the brilliant strategist that you are, how are you going to drive the UK economy towards prosperity and full employment?

.

.

Reversing brexit. It will take a couple of years and we will beg them to take us back.

 

[Decus]

UK government use of Henry VIII clauses to be challenged in court

Good Law Project seeks judicial review over move to change state aid rules after Brexit without a vote in parliament

www.theguardian.com

There seems to be no end to the wickedness of our tory bastard government.This loophole enables them to pass laws by decree and without scrutiny by Parliament. Even rightwingers on here can see that this is not acceptable.

Of course they would win any vote in parliament but it would also shine a spotlight on their attacks on employment and equality rights. And that might prove difficult for them.

The case for a Republic gets stronger every day.

You can thank the Welsh and their vote for Brexit for the PM's push for State Aid. Economic hardship is what the UK is presently facing. Boris Johnson is desperate to give the UK economy a boost and he has nowhere to turn. What is State Aid?:

"It’s government support to key manufacturers or industries, typically in the form of cheap loans, tax breaks, contracts or direct subsidies. The idea is to give homegrown corporations an edge over outside competitors to create jobs, drive exports and fuel economic growth."

Why State Aid Has Become a Stumbling Block in Brexit

In theory, the system of free trade driving the world economy is supposed to provide a “level playing field” for all. In practice, countries have long complained that rivals unfairly dish out aid in the form of state-backed subsidies to boost favored companies -- often as they themselves do the...

www.bloomberg.com

It works. Look at how it made China an economic powerhouse.

.

Nope, its just so they can give handouts to tory donors .The other part of it is to strip worker protections.
Its dragging the UK towards third world status.

You voted for Brexit (the Welsh) and because of it economic prospects are gloomy.

Being the brilliant strategist that you are, how are you going to drive the UK economy towards prosperity and full employment?

.

.

Reversing brexit. It will take a couple of years and we will beg them to take us back.

What a courageous proposal. Seems you can't live without that EU welfare money. The English did say they would cover the money Wales would be losing in leaving the EU but those English are liars and always have been.

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[Tommy Tainant]

UK government use of Henry VIII clauses to be challenged in court

Good Law Project seeks judicial review over move to change state aid rules after Brexit without a vote in parliament

www.theguardian.com

There seems to be no end to the wickedness of our tory bastard government.This loophole enables them to pass laws by decree and without scrutiny by Parliament. Even rightwingers on here can see that this is not acceptable.

Of course they would win any vote in parliament but it would also shine a spotlight on their attacks on employment and equality rights. And that might prove difficult for them.

The case for a Republic gets stronger every day.

You can thank the Welsh and their vote for Brexit for the PM's push for State Aid. Economic hardship is what the UK is presently facing. Boris Johnson is desperate to give the UK economy a boost and he has nowhere to turn. What is State Aid?:

"It’s government support to key manufacturers or industries, typically in the form of cheap loans, tax breaks, contracts or direct subsidies. The idea is to give homegrown corporations an edge over outside competitors to create jobs, drive exports and fuel economic growth."

Why State Aid Has Become a Stumbling Block in Brexit

In theory, the system of free trade driving the world economy is supposed to provide a “level playing field” for all. In practice, countries have long complained that rivals unfairly dish out aid in the form of state-backed subsidies to boost favored companies -- often as they themselves do the...

www.bloomberg.com

It works. Look at how it made China an economic powerhouse.

.

Nope, its just so they can give handouts to tory donors .The other part of it is to strip worker protections.
Its dragging the UK towards third world status.

You voted for Brexit (the Welsh) and because of it economic prospects are gloomy.

Being the brilliant strategist that you are, how are you going to drive the UK economy towards prosperity and full employment?

.

.

Reversing brexit. It will take a couple of years and we will beg them to take us back.

What a courageous proposal. Seems you can't live without that EU welfare money. The English did say they would cover the money Wales would be losing in leaving the EU but those English are liars and always have been.

.

If we were able to charge market rate for our water we would not need any "handouts". Like all colonies we see our natural assets pillaged.

 

[ESay]

If we were able to charge market rate for our water we would not need any "handouts". Like all colonies we see our natural assets pillaged

Something tells me that that wouldn't help much. I dont really know how much water Wales sells to England but water supply can hardly be a basis for the economy.

 

[Bob Blaylock]

Reversing brexit. It will take a couple of years and we will beg them to take us back.

They won't want you.

 

[Tommy Tainant]

If we were able to charge market rate for our water we would not need any "handouts". Like all colonies we see our natural assets pillaged

Something tells me that that wouldn't help much. I dont really know how much water Wales sells to England but water supply can hardly be a basis for the economy.

Well we do other stuff as well.What we also do is subsidise English infrastructure like Trident and HS2. We pay our income tax to the UK treasury and get some back. Same with VAT. We will be OK.

 

[ESay]

If we were able to charge market rate for our water we would not need any "handouts". Like all colonies we see our natural assets pillaged

Something tells me that that wouldn't help much. I dont really know how much water Wales sells to England but water supply can hardly be a basis for the economy.

Well we do other stuff as well.What we also do is subsidise English infrastructure like Trident and HS2. We pay our income tax to the UK treasury and get some back. Same with VAT. We will be OK.

Well, I think it is a matter of time. I mean the breaking up of the UK. I dont know though whether it will be in our generation.