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Tilbrook UNCOVERS new Article 50 evidence as case goes GLOBAL

1 June, 2019
David Clews

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Robin Tilbrook has been in touch with UNN with some updates on his groundbreaking legal case. As things stand The English Democrats have responded to the Government’s attempts to try and see the case not go to court and are waiting on a judicial decision.

Please see the image above and Mr Tilbrook had this to say:
“This is interesting. It seems May had one last roll of the dice that everyone overlooked when they gleefully accepted the last A50 extension. She probably didn’t envisage she would be out of No10 so signed up to a little gem which prevents any negotiation during the extension.”
Meanwhile the case has now been mentioned in the well respected journal The Washington Times that says:
Leaving the EU without a deal would facilitate all of that, but MP’s have already voted against it. However, there is one political party that may have found a way around that impasse.
Robin Tilbrook of The English Democrats has launched a courageous appeal to the U.K. High Court that challenges Theresa May’s authority to have changed the March 29 EU departure date without an act of Parliament. This is supported by a former court of appeal judge, Sir Richard Aitken, who concludes “it may be that the government has acted illegally.”
If the case succeeds, then Britain has already left the EU. Imagine the seismic political and economic shock that verdict would cause, but it would also end Parliament’s efforts to hamper Britain’s full exit from the EU.
Mr. Tilbrook has been fighting a lonely battle so far with little media coverage and strangely had his Facebook page disabled, but his High Court efforts should be of interest to “Leavers” everywhere.
Certainly makes you wonder why the UK media are paying so little attention to this case once again exposing their bias.

 

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