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Sep 8, 2018 5 tweets 3 min read Read on X
In 2015 parliament voted to allow advisory referendum. Because it was advisory no safeguards were attached

In 2016 HMG insisted vote was binding & opposition nor media challenged this lie.

BBC immediately reported we have left &opposition called for trigger of A50.
Referendum was advisory. As much as having false title deed to your property this matters

Supreme ct ruled in Miller that parliament had to decide.

PM didn’t ask parliament if they want to leave she merely asked if they will give her power to notify - once a decision is made.
So having tricked Parliament and electorate into believing illusion parliament had decided, the PM sent the the letter to the EU.

Lord Justice gross held PM decided to strip rights of over 500bn people all based on fraud.
When PM made decision to leave she relied solely on the result of the #frauderendum.

Imagine the chair of a parish council deciding to leave a county council based on a referendum which was permeated with dark money and propaganda? With no impact assessments or plans.
Add to this fact the chair would be deciding on the status of People not officially documented in the parish.

That one person can make a decision is terrifying enough, but to make a mammoth decision with no evidence or reporting is inconceivable.

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Aug 26, 2018
This decision of PM which impacts on every EU citizen is unconstitutional.

There’s been no due diligence, no parliamentary decision and, as she admits in the letter, it’s based purely on the referendum.

EC have confirmed it was #frauderendum.

The decision is tainted.
We embarked on @A50Challenge with the route map below, in pursuit of the decision. We expected to have to go to full hearing to find it.

It’s super *bonus* court took the opportunity to nail the decision down.

It now makes way for new challenges free of time bar.
If @A50Challenge had won right to hearing, the decision would still be knocking around like an out of control cannon ball.

Had a court found the decision was implied in Notification Act, it would’ve been fatal.

The route is now clear for new challenges to PM’s dodgy decision.
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Aug 10, 2018
1. The decision to leave the EU was NOT made by the electorate nor by Parliament but by the PM alone relying on the result of the referendum and for purely political reasons: this is in breach of the U.K’s constitution.
2. Supreme Ct in Miller didn't specify how the UK should leave the EU, and the Government has obfuscated to create an illusion of a Parliamentary decision. However in reality the Notification Act 17 changed nothing. PM always had power to notify once a valid decision was made.
3. Without doubt an intention to leave the EU was birthed after the referendum which was a shock as the party canvassing for this eventuality only ever achieved 12% of votes.

A minor issue was magically blown up to centre stage overnight.
Read 15 tweets
Aug 3, 2018
Parliament voted in 2015 to hold a referendum. No checks, balances or threshold were applied bc it was advisory: merely a temperature test.

An international clique of businessmen and politicians then built mega campaign using dark money, psychops & lies to drown remain.
This on a backdrop of the PM, David Cameron, promising to deliver the result of the referendum, despite the fact it was unlawful for him to do so in the event leave won.

Shocking as this may seem, Cameron's remain credentials aren't above reproach.

express.co.uk/news/politics/…
Even Cameron's old chum warned us Cameron was not to be trusted - but I guess Boris's word on things is hardly reliable:

independent.co.uk/news/uk/politi…
Read 9 tweets
Apr 29, 2018
Thread on #A50challenge

Where is the decision?

When agreeing to give permission for a Judicial Review recently on whether Article 50 can be revoked, the Scottish court highlighted points which made our ears prick up.

1/6
Firstly they dealt with permission. The government is relying heavily on the fact we brought the claim out of the 3 month rule for Judicial Review. The court makes it clear, matters of constitutional importance deserve exceptional status and should be heard.

2/6
Then they dealt with article 50 itself & laid out in sequence how it works. We know parliament voted to pass a bill which gave power to the PM to notify. However that bill contained no decision. Article 50 makes it clear para 1 a decision has to made, next step notification.

3/6
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