The first minister said: "The Scottish government is clear that triggering Article 50 will directly affect devolved interests and rights in Scotland. And triggering Article 50 will inevitably deprive Scottish people and Scottish businesses of rights and freedoms which they currently enjoy. It simply cannot be right that those rights can be removed by the UK government on the say-so of a prime minister without parliamentary debate, scrutiny or consent."
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ReplyDeleteChris Blackmore, I don't have a good read on British politics, but this seems more like the out that they've been looking for.
ReplyDeleteChris Greene Would that it were.Every sensible argument against the insanity of Brexit is the cause of greater determination in the group of loonies currently running this asylum.
ReplyDelete... as distinct from the previous set of loonies from the same backgrounds?
ReplyDeleteRobert Rambusch Quite so. It has been loonies for most, if not all, of the parts of the last 60 years that I can remember.
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