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The judicial review is now seen as a "stitch-up". So if the proscription is upheld, public faith in the judiciary will be lost and if these judges somehow happen to de-proscribe, the original proscription will be seen as even more ridiculous than it is already.
November 30, 2025 at 4:35 PM
The judicial review is now seen as a "stitch-up". So if the proscription is upheld, public faith in the judiciary will be lost and if these judges somehow happen to de-proscribe, the original proscription will be seen as even more ridiculous than it is already.
Not all police forces in the UK are arresting these DOJ protesters. Although no doubt coerced, the Met chose this pathway. Perhaps judicial review can get them and the home secretary off the hook and deproscription can be blamed on the "enemies of the people" as the Daily Mail called them
October 6, 2025 at 3:41 PM
Not all police forces in the UK are arresting these DOJ protesters. Although no doubt coerced, the Met chose this pathway. Perhaps judicial review can get them and the home secretary off the hook and deproscription can be blamed on the "enemies of the people" as the Daily Mail called them
The government is in a hole but keeps digging.
They, like the Met, probably hope that a forthcoming judicial review will declare Coopers decision as illegal, then it can be claimed that "the enemies of the people" demanded the climb down, and they can be righteously indignant.
They, like the Met, probably hope that a forthcoming judicial review will declare Coopers decision as illegal, then it can be claimed that "the enemies of the people" demanded the climb down, and they can be righteously indignant.
October 6, 2025 at 1:41 PM
The government is in a hole but keeps digging.
They, like the Met, probably hope that a forthcoming judicial review will declare Coopers decision as illegal, then it can be claimed that "the enemies of the people" demanded the climb down, and they can be righteously indignant.
They, like the Met, probably hope that a forthcoming judicial review will declare Coopers decision as illegal, then it can be claimed that "the enemies of the people" demanded the climb down, and they can be righteously indignant.
Sorry, was aiming at a wider audience's consideration and meant to be supportive rather than personally critical of you
October 3, 2025 at 12:53 PM
Sorry, was aiming at a wider audience's consideration and meant to be supportive rather than personally critical of you
And guess what else? You know those digital IDs that Blair - & now suddenly Starmer - are so keen on?
Guess where that data looks like it will end up?
In a £5bn ‘sovereign AI cloud’ that UK govt has signed deal for with…yes, you guessed it!
Larry Ellison’s Oracle!!
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Guess where that data looks like it will end up?
In a £5bn ‘sovereign AI cloud’ that UK govt has signed deal for with…yes, you guessed it!
Larry Ellison’s Oracle!!
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October 3, 2025 at 12:25 PM