Well lets be fair, every move he has made so far has been out of the blue

Wouldn't surprise me if it was all "part of the plan" and Cummings is in fact 3 steps ahead of everyone.

Boris could still prorogue parliament for 4-6 days with a queens speech on Nov 1.. as long as his intentions are clearly stated.

Then that would force opposition into a vote of no confidence leading up to prorogation date in which they would lose and we would end up no deal.

What if this whole 5 week prorogation was to get a legal outlining of how prorogation must be done so that when it comes to the crunch there is nothing that can be done to stop it?

Posted By: KetteringRyu on September 24th 2019 at 11:40:45

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I have a feeling this is not the end of Boris or Cummings (General Chat) - KetteringRyu, Sep 24, 11:27:22
- The bad ass leavers (Tice & Garage) are now going in Cummings (General Chat) - Dracula, Sep 24, 11:58:27
  - Thats because they think Cummings is targetting a deal (n/m) (General Chat) - Jim, Sep 24, 12:03:24
- If this is a cunning plan, it’s definitely been dreamt up by Baldrick (n/m) (General Chat) - Old Git, Sep 24, 11:29:15
  - Well lets be fair, every move he has made so far has been out of the blue (General Chat) - KetteringRyu, Sep 24, 11:40:45
    - Do you know what, I think you've nailed it (General Chat) - NorthByNorthWalsham, Sep 24, 11:43:05
      - Thanks for your comment NorthWalsham. (n/m) (General Chat) - KetteringRyu, Sep 24, 11:46:32
        
        Presumably Johnson & Cummings were jointly funding Miller's legal action? (n/m) (General Chat) - NorthByNorthWalsham, Sep 24, 11:47:47
        
        Well, i think they would of known beforehand it would be taken to court (General Chat) - KetteringRyu, Sep 24, 11:48:48
        
        Haha (General Chat) - NorthByNorthWalsham, Sep 24, 11:51:06
        
        " " (General Chat) - KetteringRyu, Sep 24, 11:56:04
        
        Haha (General Chat) - KetteringRyu, Sep 24, 11:55:25
  - They must have known there was a risk of this and factored that risk in surely? I (General Chat) - Jim, Sep 24, 11:37:31
    - Can they? (General Chat) - CWC, Sep 24, 11:45:09
      - I thought they could under thaty Kinnock amendment? I suppose yes (General Chat) - Jim, Sep 24, 11:47:19
        
        Unless they have already voted to allow it be bought back. Surely that overides? (n/m) (General Chat) - KetteringRyu, Sep 24, 11:50:12
        
        Oh maybe (General Chat) - CWC, Sep 24, 11:50:00
      - Did they not accidentally vote to allow it back through? (n/m) (General Chat) - KetteringRyu, Sep 24, 11:47:02
        
        Open to debate whether it was "accidental" but (General Chat) - Jim, Sep 24, 11:55:29
  - Now surely this is a marvelous excuse to down tools for the day and have a very very... (General Chat) - DrDublin, Sep 24, 11:33:22
    - Not much getting done in the Temple right now, Dubbers! (General Chat) - Old Git, Sep 24, 11:38:50
      - I've got to explain this shitshow to a US client shortly (General Chat) - CWC, Sep 24, 11:43:56
        
        Heh (General Chat) - CWC, Sep 24, 11:47:59
        
        Be succinct and say 'our man-baby lost'. (n/m) (General Chat) - DrDublin, Sep 24, 11:46:02
      - Aggh, long dinner?!! :) (n/m) (General Chat) - DrDublin, Sep 24, 11:42:39
        
        The George on the Strand looks jolly nice. (n/m) (General Chat) - DrDublin, Sep 24, 11:45:18

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