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Exciting Isn't It?
Can't wait for the next Brexit surprise....what could it be?
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Well well Sherarrdk, is that not convenient? 1 day after Brexit we have "military manoeuvres". Thank God for that. Whatever the newest name for them are. We live in "interesting times"
Consider this.
""Led by the UK, Joint Warrior allows key NATO allies to tackle complex warfare scenarios to ensure that the international community stands fit and ready to work to face any threat together.""
ie. Maybot needs help from the EUSSR because our troops may not agree with her visionary plans.
Consider this.
""Led by the UK, Joint Warrior allows key NATO allies to tackle complex warfare scenarios to ensure that the international community stands fit and ready to work to face any threat together.""
ie. Maybot needs help from the EUSSR because our troops may not agree with her visionary plans.
I don’t suppose anyone but me remembers a series of Crackerjack with Michael Aspel where each week at the end of a sketch he was presented with the same sandwich and asked to eat it. Each week the sandwich got mouldier and less appetising but each week back it came. Theresa May’s deal reminds me of that sandwich ..
Ich,it is staggering.Mrs May is completely and utterly blinkered.The public can see right through her.She agreed the deal and boxed herself in.She has seriously wound up MP's across parties to a new level.
Her incompetence and intransigence knows no bounds.
'Governing' by threat and blame.What a disgrace...
Her incompetence and intransigence knows no bounds.
'Governing' by threat and blame.What a disgrace...
///"" states that top civil servants in Whitehall have been “gaming a state of emergency and even the introduction of martial law in the event of disorder after a no-deal Brexit” (leaving the EU with no trade deal agreed).
Robert MacFarlane, the deputy director of the Civil Contingencies Secretariat, is identified as being involved in discussions on the use of powers “to deal with national emergencies such as acts of war and terrorism”—part of no-deal contingency planning known as Operation Yellowhammer.
Top civil servants would use the sweeping powers embodied in the Civil Contingencies Act 2004, introduced by the Labour government of Tony Blair.
“Curfews, bans on travel, confiscation of property and, most drastic, the deployment of the armed forces to quell rioting are among the measures available to ministers under the legislation,” the newspaper writes. “They can also amend any act of parliament, except the Human Rights Act, for a maximum of 21 days.”///
Which begs the question "How on Earth did this country allow itself to become enmeshed with politicians and civil servants envisage the above being necessary (or even considered) if we leave?" Ye Gods!
Robert MacFarlane, the deputy director of the Civil Contingencies Secretariat, is identified as being involved in discussions on the use of powers “to deal with national emergencies such as acts of war and terrorism”—part of no-deal contingency planning known as Operation Yellowhammer.
Top civil servants would use the sweeping powers embodied in the Civil Contingencies Act 2004, introduced by the Labour government of Tony Blair.
“Curfews, bans on travel, confiscation of property and, most drastic, the deployment of the armed forces to quell rioting are among the measures available to ministers under the legislation,” the newspaper writes. “They can also amend any act of parliament, except the Human Rights Act, for a maximum of 21 days.”///
Which begs the question "How on Earth did this country allow itself to become enmeshed with politicians and civil servants envisage the above being necessary (or even considered) if we leave?" Ye Gods!
