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Defence Of Britain, Given Away?
Can any remainers justify Theresa May's (aka Oliver Robbins') flagrant surrender of everything the British have fought and died for;
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.The Defence of Britain is not under our control anyway, regardless of the EU. We cannot use our nuclear armoury without the consent of USA. The "Put America First" Administration currently in power over there is even less likely to support us than their predecessors did in the Falklands Campaign.
So the "facts" contained in this emotively-directed question merely mirror all the other bull**** the Quitters have been spewing out with increasing frenzy.
So the "facts" contained in this emotively-directed question merely mirror all the other bull**** the Quitters have been spewing out with increasing frenzy.
Canary; //We cannot use our nuclear armoury without the consent of USA. The "Put America First" Administration currently in power over there is even less likely to support us than their predecessors did in the Falklands Campaign.//
The defence of Britain does not solely rest on the use of nuclear weapons - boots on the ground, always come first, and Reagan did support Thatcher in the Falklands campaign.
The defence of Britain does not solely rest on the use of nuclear weapons - boots on the ground, always come first, and Reagan did support Thatcher in the Falklands campaign.
'The ECJ can overrule our HOL can they not?' they can in certain circumstances but that doesn't mean 'EU law out ranks UK law'. Did you mean HOC?
By the way it's actually CJEU, not ECJ.
Did you appreciate that UK courts, other than the Supreme Court, will continue to be bound by EU laws and court decisions made before Brexit? This is an attempt to preserve continuity given that previous CJEU decisions have influenced many areas of English case law. Note the word 'influenced' not 'overruled.
By the way it's actually CJEU, not ECJ.
Did you appreciate that UK courts, other than the Supreme Court, will continue to be bound by EU laws and court decisions made before Brexit? This is an attempt to preserve continuity given that previous CJEU decisions have influenced many areas of English case law. Note the word 'influenced' not 'overruled.
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