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The link also largely dismisses the argument that the EU forces law upon us if we’re leaving and willingly taking “their” laws with us. It’s almost as if “their” laws are needed to run something close to an orderly society.

Says the man who quoted something that didn’t even exist until 2004 as forcing law change in the U.K. in 1998.

The irony there is that the EU has wanted a trade deal with India for years (over and above the GSP system currently in place) but every time they’ve discussed one the U.K. has threatened to use our veto (remember we have no power in the EU) over an easing of travel restrictions between the EU...

Which is odd because Liam “it will be the easiest deal in history” Fox hasn’t even got 40 trade deals transferred (that’s transferred not renegotiated) over in time for brexit at the end of March so delaying Brexit is a good idea if only because he hasn’t done his job.

You’re still selling that line then even though I’ve pm’d you the relevant document which shows you that the protocol you’re referring to was written 4 years after 1998 and ratified 5 years after. That’s before you even get into it’s a Council of Europe convention not an EU convention and we...

Not sure what you’re trying to prove other than you’re a juvenile prat, which we all knew anyway. Reading that document really must be a bitter pill for you.

I take it you’ve read the pdf I sent you. First line on page 1 is enough ie the date. Too small to admit you’re wrong and concede the point so attack the man instead. What an embarrassing excuse for a grown up you are.

Why would I spend £50 on your favourite charity (by the way is it the horses don’t love horse racing because they keep running when the jockey falls off charity? If it is Astute needs their help) when you clearly aren’t ignoring me. I’ve just sent you a link via pm by the for protocol 13...

Off course you have. You’ve clearly checked on wiki (after the event) and there’s enough info in there to lead you in the right direction and that direction shows you’re talking nonsense. As usual. In case you’re interested in some actual facts I’ve linked a pdf copy of protocol 13 and as you...

It’s 13 and it’s still a convention of the Council of Europe not the EU. It was also added in 2003 so nothing to do with the final elements of capital punishment in the U.K. being scrapped in 1998 so well done for dismissing your own point by bringing up protocol 13. We’re well into Roman Empire...

It’s not an EU convention. It’s a Council of Europe convention and we’ve been a member of that council since 1949. Just because the EU adopts something we’re already signed up to it doesn’t make it an EU convention. We actually signed up to the European Convention on Human Rights 66 years ago...

Section 2 (1) of what exactly?

This rights being forced on us by the EU argument is such a red herring and here’s why. Council of Europe (Now 47 members strong). The U.K. is a founding member joining 70 years ago in its very creation. European Convention on Human Rights. Created by the Council of Europe 66 years ago and...

That’s Grendull you’re talking about there.

Just to add that the ECHR is part of the Council of Europe not the EU. The latter predates the EU and we had already signed up to both of them long before we joined the EU.

You wouldn’t think he’d have time to talk bollocks given he’s got to tie up 40 trade deals before the end of March. We might need an extension yet just because he hasn’t done his job in the timeframe required.

Doesn’t the Council of Europe protect human rights in the U.K. not the EU? Although it is true to say that you have to be a member of the Council of Europe to join the EU we have been members of the C of E since 1949 as a founding member. I think there’s a couple of red herrings being thrown...

P&O dropping U.K. flags in favour of Cypriot flags, Sony moving their European HQ to Holland and Brexit backer Mr Dyson not backing the U.K. in his latest round of moving his operation to Asia. He can’t have much left in the U.K. now, might have to start looking for a new supplier for my next...