He also made it clear that the Referendum was "unlawful"
Sorry @TheNewEuropean You are doing exactly what you accuse the BBC News etc of - you have allowed May Freedom to continue Lying with out challange
She knew there had been illegalities in the Referendum
when she wrote and signed her Article 50 Letter
He also made it clear that the Referendum was "unlawful"
she knew of illegalities and decided to ignore
What does that say
6/
Where are the journalists --- lets add some more ,, 7/
over a year these Files have sat on the desk of the DPP
Nothing -- Vote leave Group alleged Serious Offences - No charges pressed - no arrests - no investigation
The Vote Leave Group criminal act which commenced in 2016 Referendum was not brought to a close ...
it can be seen by a lay person that acts of Deception and Fraud took place - amongst false evidence etc 11/
MPs are the elected representatives of the People - Vote Leave Broke the Law - they had a duty to end May Govt and Brexit
Are you going to do the same as in 1930s Germany
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