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montgolfiere
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I don't think any of us on this forum knows all your personal circumstances or indeed could be bothered to give you reasons to stay in the EU.montgolfiere wrote:still waiting.....
It may have escaped your attention but the press and the internet are jam-packed with arguments for and against staying. Why don't you read them instead of issuing ridiculous challenges to a small group on a forum.
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montgolfiere
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Just waiting for some real arguments from the Brexouters instead of their normal. 'we' are scaremongering comments. Maybe you should read the previous comments in this thread.... Really importsant that the vote goes for a Stay.Allan wrote:I don't think any of us on this forum knows all your personal circumstances or indeed could be bothered to give you reasons to stay in the EU.montgolfiere wrote:still waiting.....
It may have escaped your attention but the press and the internet are jam-packed with arguments for and against staying. Why don't you read them instead of issuing ridiculous challenges to a small group on a forum.
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If they are granted leave. But if they are, I imagine they will lose again. The High Court's reasoning, as reported, seemed entirely confident and reasonably convincing, at least to me. National Governments get a significant "margin of appreciation" on human rights claims, and I would have thought that this is well within it. I know that I'm in a minority on thisLanark Lass wrote:There will be an appeal