@logicdebaters @TerraOrBust When in the EU, the UK had less say about its own territorial waters than landlocked Austria.

@BenGoldsmith @GeorgeMonbiot What a load of arse

@onetwittingmuzz @drhingram It was a strange political union were land-locked Austria had more say about UK fishing waters than the UK

@drhingram Those poor fish are only swimming away from EU pirate boats

@SpammyFritter You will need a mate to attend 😃

@ALANXROONEY @AvonandsomerRob It's a broad interpretation of law to equate the European civil war with a Middle Eastern conflict. In any event, it's not in their remit.

@harley_lund @McFaul I am sure Belgians, Luxembourgers, Dutch and fuck knows what else will sort it all out Chortles

@McFaul Cant see the EU doing anything about it

@AvonandsomerRob To be fair, English Common law is superior to Roman (European law) as it allows judges to interpret the law rather than apply it literally. (which is why the EU was a terrible "fit" for the UK) The issue arises when judges are politicised and interpret it as they see fit.

@LBFlyawayhome Simpler times Helen, simpler times 😃

@arioatz @MemoryMedieval The account is really pathetic and has no real knowledge of history

@MemoryMedieval @RawEggBrah @arioatz Get to fuck

@LeeAndersonMP_ @reformparty_uk Why do people add "gate" to thinks, annoying and nothing whatsoever to do with Watergate

@MemoryMedieval @RawEggBrah @arioatz You really are an ignorant little shit Piss off and peddle your pathetic little podcast to the gullible

@Larkspurr44 Thought you might like this picture I took of Annesley Churchyard

@TerraOrBust The Commission does not care, all they care about is painting "blue" on the map

@RawEggBrah @arioatz @MemoryMedieval Generally, as with much about the past, there is a tendency to oversimplify a complex situation, and I take a dim view of interpretations that owes more to Hollywood fantasy than history

@dcsandbrook The epitome of evil

@premnsikka Because we operate under the rule of law?