Brexiteer Bill Cash Gets Schooled On Sovereignty By Mike Galsworthy!
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- Опубліковано 23 чер 2024
- Tory Brexiteer, Bill Cash, who was the chair of the European Scrutiny Committee (a talking shop for the anti-EU), was schooled on the concept of sovereignty and how it has been won back post Brexit.
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Absolute good riddance to Cash, I’ll never understand why folk voted this highly misguided individual for decades.
Agreed… I’m from rural Staffordshire and I’m glad this parasite is going
Because he was a tory
He had the sort of constituents who'd vote for a dog turd as long as there was a blue rosette pinned to it.
Pig with a blue rosette.
He is the donkey in the pin a blue Rosette on a donkey analogy….
If sovereignty is so important then why is Westminster and the Brexiteers so against Scottish Independence?
Stephen fowlie because England produces nothing and be a poor country
Utter hypocrisy? Just a wild stab in the dark.
Exactly!
Good point
Because sovereignty is con.
Michael Heseltine once said that a man lost and alone in the desert has absolute sovereignty.
Influence is far more important than sovereignty.
We ended influence over a huge lake to have sovereignty over a puddle.,
Yes but if the man in the desert gets back to civilisation, he can write a book, get a film deal, do talks and most importantly my a fortune for himself.
@@TheWebstaff If he gets back..... How does he do that alone?
Excellent description.
Exactly why I remember well the man's last words at the Brexit debate: "...and I want nothing of it".
Spot on Mike Galsworthy!! Why can't we see more Mike and less Nigel on political TV shows?
He isn't funny
LBC gave farage a platform! What a joke. No Scottish independence voices.
@@julianshepherd2038 Farage is definitely NOT funny especially when you understand what would happen if he ever got into any position of power. For now he is just the old geezer in the corner letting off rip roaring farts and laughing about how 'clever' he is.
Mike has one failing, he's not Right Wing, so therefore the media hates him!
I could listen to him all day
Turns out England needs the EU more than ever, to protect them from themselves.😂😂😂
Which is why Mr Barnier and the European Commission put so much effoer into preventing Civil War in the UK which WOULD have happened IF the UK had got it's stated 'WTO hard Brexit'.
@@mattsyson3980 I seriously doubt a civil war could have happened in the UK. If anything, Brits would have just took it and moved on with their day. 0 drama, 0 fuss.
@@octavianpopescu4776 Starvation is a good reason to start fighting and if the EU had taken the 'demands' of the UK to leave the EU at face value shipping and flying between the UK and EU would have stopped overnight as insurance and so many other 'minor details' would collapse (become invalid) overnight. As it is it has taken 8 years for the interconnected web of industries to start to disentange, and there is more damage to go yet.
And where Engoes, she drags the rest of the UK with her! Independence for Scotland 🏴
na, i am German, i dont have humor, but the BrexShit shit show is by far the best comedy in the telly, since Trump refused to leave office!
UK politics stinks like your local river.... its full with Tory shit!
Sovereignty is bunk anyway. I literally could not care less about it. What I care about is freedom, which the Tories have been eroding since 2010.
Sovereignty is abstract, elite, detached. It’s also utterly undefined and lied about (“we can’t control our borders whilst a member of the EU”… turned out, we can’t control our borders because the Tory party doesn’t want to pay for it.)
Freedom is measurable and essential. Entire demographics have been disenfranchised under the clumsy and draconian voter ID rules. We can no longer “pop across to France”, we have to sit in passport control queues. We don’t have enough food. THOSE things are real things.
Sovereignty? Just a buzzword.
The UN is based on the principle of sovereignty; in other words the legal equality of States. Economics has nothing to do with sovereignty.
Brexiters are now finding out the hard way that 'soverinty' doesn't put food on the table.
Well said. ATB
my country got sovereignty and i have the freedom of movement....
but i have also a red passport, but i dont need it here in Europe...
i heard your blue passport is needed to leave your tiny island...
that must really suck, to hope that the French let you off your stinking island!
to have a dump in a place where they clean the sewage before pumping it into their rivers!
Sovereignty under the UK Constitution resides in Parliament and only in Parliament. Parliament gives up tiny bits of its Sovereignty every time we join any Supra-National Organisation or sign any International Treaty - UN, NATO, WTO, EU, UNCLOS, ECHR, every single Trade Deal we've ever signed. Our loss of Sovereignty in being part of the EU was relatively small beer compared with our loss of Sovereignty in being part of the UN, UNCLOS and NATO.
Well said that man Bravo Mike Galsworthy! 👏♥️
He’s not a lawyer. He sees thing through political science. Sovereignty is a legal concept; it’s got nothing to do with political science.
I was in 6th Form at the time of Brexit referendum, studying my A Levels. Brexit dominated the class discussions, and there was not one of us, students or teachers, who thought it was a good idea. I did a project in which I had to interview people for their opinions on Brexit, and some of the older, pro Brexit folks I spoke to dismissed my concerns and told me that it was a good thing I wasn't old enough to vote. Eight years later, Brexit is the disaster I thought it would be, and I have yet to see any of these supposed benefits materialise.
So why is the uk doing better than Germany
@@randyvalantino6850 Ooh i can answer this one. It isn't.
Good to see that Parliament is to go Cashless!
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Bloody fantastic, Galsworthy saying it like it is. Excellent.
Mike Galsworthy nails it ❤
We set up a GmbH company in Germany to retain 75% of our business. If we hadn’t, this business would have been lost.
I’ve had this argument with brexitiers in my own backyard,when I ask for benefits of brexit they automatically push the sovereignty button so I then respond “so you’re in favour of Welsh independence “ they always reply no way and can’t see the irony in that 🤨
Great argument! ❤👍🏾
Gammons are always gonna be gammons
How does sovereign taste? Does it fill your stomach?..
It's a bitter pill. Does that count?
@@chriswood3252 Be glad it wasn't a suppository. A spoon full of sugar wouldn't have helped
@@chriswood3252 From over here it looks more like a lead suppository .
You just need to have more sovereignty than your neighbour when fetching and defending his lunch. Ultimate soverignty boils down to "might make right"
*Brexit is doing well* as a comedy show for us foreign observers.
It looks like a modern version of Fawlty Towers,
Don't mention the B-word 😀
Enjoy..lots more to come with Farage🤡 Funtime on the way.🙄
@johnrussell3961 _Good call._
It's got the silliness of Monty Python but not the surreal nature.
It's more a farce.
@@casbot71 Rees-Mogg's _upper class twit_ Johnson's _Gumby_ Liz Trusses _cheese speech joke_ and Sunak's _Dead economy sketch_ brilliant. 😂
As Ted Heath pointed out sovereignty was never given up it was 'pooled'.
.... and only partly pooled at that!
Try to veto a decision of the ECJ; a court that bans its judges from writing dissents and unilaterally reinterprets the EU Treaties. Would you sign up to a contract in which you agree to be bound by the other party’s interpretation of that contract?
@@aleph8888 Which specific decisions are you objecting to?
@@aleph8888 Unilaterally as opposed to what, a ruling by the member states? Do you simply not understand how courts work? And the veto argument is even dumber. There is no such thing as a veto over the highest court. Dissents in rulings are an Anglo-thing, not a European thing. They often create more trouble down the line, with no benefit to the parties at present. We created the EU, not the UK, so you don't get to demand an entire subcontinent doing thing your way.
Utterly pathetic from Cash, thank god he is leaving parliament
Mike is a great spokespeson for the UK's real interests. Cash is a duplicitous distorter of reality and a traitor of the UK's interests. He with his kind have weakened us so much it is like my Long Covid caught from Johnson's suspending mild safety precautions costing me 80% of my strength and energy so I am now dying.. Same for the UK.
Commiserations to you and all similarly afflicted with Long Covid.
And some people want that Father Jack look-a -like back as leader of the Tories Unbelievable.☹️
Cash is and always has been an arrogant fool.
You don’t give up sovereignty in the EU, you pool it. We were still sovereign and could withdraw at anytime. This is unlike the situation of the various states in the USA which the Brexiteers seem to want us to emulate.
As Commissioner Mairead MC Guinness said, that Brexiters "wanted to have their cake and eat ours" 😂
Sovereignty is a double edged sword, in my opinion. On the one hand, whilst in the EU we had less power to make some decisions, on the other hand, UK citizens had more protections from an authoritarian government, as has been proven by the actions to date of the Tory government since Brexit, and also by their future intentions. The intent to leave the ECHR is an absurd one to hold, the only countries in Europe to leave it have been Russia and Belarus prior to the invasion of Ukraine, Greece, after a military takeover, who later rejoined once democracy was restored. The only reason to leave is to impose restrictions on the rights and freedoms of your own citizens. The Tories deliberately created the "small boats" problem, and are attempting to use it to further restrict our own rights and freedoms, unless you think the recent restrictions on your right to protest are a good thing.
You present a good theoretical argument, but until a government can make good use by applying some practicality to your theory, the argument is dead.
@@lloydbelle3406
Any government that wants to remove your rights will, like the Tories now, put up a front about something no english care about, like the rights of foreigners they dont like.
Only after they left the ECHR they will start to pass laws to take full advantage of the then missing protection.
But if you wait until then it will be too late - your own judges and police will be obliged to act on those new laws.
Do not forget, the UK has no written constitution to protect them, any government can pass any law they like with a 1 vote majority.
Boats are no problem...only made up by politicians to scapegoat
@@lloydbelle3406 It's in the Reform UK comic
Good Post.
Factual too.
Why is it okay for him to ‘regain sovereignty’ but not for Scotland to regain her sovereignty?
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I love that term - The EU was an investment in sovereignty.
It's an investment in servitude and millions of displaced people not asked for.
It's an investment in servitude and millions of displaced people not asked for.
The significant problem being that so many, not just the Brexiteers in the uK but those in Europe too fail to realise the subtlety so only listen to the dig whistles.
I ran a business on the side for a while selling add-on boards for things like Arduinos and Raspberry Pis. Luckily it wasn't my main income, as I had to close it down because shipping to and from the EU, where most of my customers were and where the boards were custom manufactured was just completely impractical and too expensive.
Cash, how appropriate for a Tory, the Herman Munster of WM, without the humour. Brexit is costing the UK 100 Billion every year.
Our own sovereignty, so let’s have an independent Scotland, Wales and a united Ireland, same argument
Why should the people of Scotland accept diktats from a foreign parliament and be subjected to a foreign court indeed?
@@sambaliwingo It's only the weak, submissive unionists who accept that.
companies that I used to deal with in Europe no longer will deal with the UK because of the additional costs to them. Brexit is a disaster
I work in construction its been great since they stopoed all the cheap foreign workers . We are also seeing far more apprenticeships
Er
Mp cash accepted that the uk parliament never lost sovereignty in cross committee circa Feb 2021
This is what people needed to learn, the tiny amount we gave up gave us so much more in return. Yes we had to take some rules, but we participated in creating those rules, a large proportion where even our ideas. The economic return was enormous. The general public who truely voted brexit will now (some with more time required) see what we have lost, how it has hurt us, etc. We will eventually rejoin, but without all our previous optouts and extra benefits. Now is not the time to do this though, the general populous is not fully onboard mentally for that. We may be able to move towards aligning with the EU, perhaps enshrining certain concepts in law for greater trade access, etc. But this is at the whim of the EU, a group that is probably not to pleased with our crazy behaviour over the last 10 years.
Bussiness did not want Brexit. Red tape was the price paid to do trade.
What’s the point of doing less trade just to get rid of red tape?.
@@johnrussell3961 Confused, there was less red tape when in the EU. Now we are out there is more red tape.
@@JoannaHammond . Businesses red tape was replaced with more costly border red taoe.
Red tape in the UK is reduced because businesses are closing, no work, no red tape!
@@johnrussell3961among other things, the EU works to eliminate red tape among its members. Of course all this high quality red tape can’t be burnt or buried in a landfill; instead, it gets recycled to tie up third countries (such as UK).
Don't think I've ever seen Mike Galsworthy hold an incorrect position on the matter. Very intelligent man and medical professional.
People like Cash need to be held to account for their lies
Way to go, Mike.
This shows the Brexiteers failure
Galsworthy is spot on with what he said.
We need to hear more from Mike ! ❤
Mike Galsworthy explains things very well. We need to see and hear more of him in the media
I think he was part of the '3 men in a pub' series of UA-cam 'films' that EXPLAINED so many pitfalls to leaving BEFORE the UK actually left.
Outside the EU, we are the subject of much foreign influence. We have a significantly reduced level of sovereignty.
Just wait for the Australian and Japanese corporations suing the UK government (and industries) due to the 'fine print' in the trade deals that allow other countries to sUE elements in the UK IF they FEEL the deal is not benefitting Australia/Japan enough. the Trade deals that are still 'secret' for a few more years (4 years at the time the UK signed them).
Brexit costing the county £108Bn per year. A great success....
Absolutely correct. OBR figures. 4% of GDP loss to the country.
£ 140 billion in 2023...
@@saba1030 Whatever the true figure, it's just criminal.
@@mikewilson8513 Yes.
And the costs for loss of "passporting" and "Euroclearing" aren't even included = € 260 TRILLION per year
January this year the "passporting" went back into the EU27, June 2025 the "Euroclearing" will be back in the EU27, then Brexit is complete, as the transition period of FOM for capital ends June 2025, this ID a huge loss for the City of London, as those financial services are making up about one third of worlds market for clearing services.
Another question is: Why is it so important for England and remember the vast majority of brexit,Tory and reform UK supporters in the UK even as measured as percentages of the population of each country in the UK(the UK is not a country)are in England or are English immigrants in Wales or Scotland and of course brexit was very much an isolationist English nationalist project but the Scots,Welsh and Northern Irish are denied that same sovereignty being not even allowed to choose when or if to have referenda on leaving the UK
Au contraire. The UK is the ONLY country. It's the one with the seat at the UN, NATO, and the say on whether it's in the EU or not. That is a "country" in modern parlance. Scotland, Wales, and England itself have been countries by those criteria in the past, but no longer are, just like Hawaii once was but no longer is. Those are now, at best, regions of the UK that don't even have their own constitutionally-entrenched powers. They don't even amount to the equivalent of a US state or Canadian province. They're effectively giant counties.
@@loneprimate The UK is not a country it is a state made up of countries that is the legal situation
I agree with you however most people do not know that NI can vote on leaving the uk every 7 years. Yep... the most unionist part of the uk is not even wanted by the "union" that they worship 😂
@@Mr-Foad Northern Ireland is lucky in that and in the fact that England/Westminster does not want Northern Ireland which it sees as a money sink. Scotland is however stuck mostly because England relies on Scots resources,power and food as well as a place to store their US owned and controlled nuclear missiles so they will fight tooth and nail to keep Scotland in the union
I have yet to see any benefits from Brexit, on the contrary, I see a whole lot of negatives that have impacted me personally. I would go as far as to say it has ruined my life. But, I did hear one arch Brexiter explain that the benefits will increase with time and would be clear in 50 years. That means that for most Brexit Voters, they will never see the benefits as they will have died. We may re-join the EU one day, certainly a majority according to polls wish we had never left and most would like to re-join. However, a whole generation, particularly the young, will have missed out on the benefits of being a member.
lol 🤡🤡🤡🫣
The government's own white paper on Brexit said that parliament was always sovereign despite what was believed.
The 1972 act was passed by parliament. In it they permitted the Goverment to act on parliaments behalf and aggree things with the other members at Brussels.
And what was agreed became UK law.
Cash helped impose sanctions on the UK. The first country in history to sanction itself.😄😂😂
Mike Galsworthy for PM… PLEASE!
I’ve been following him for probably 10 years. His is one of the most intelligent, sensible political voices in the nation. I would vote for him in a heartbeat.
If the people of the UK felt so strongly about immigrants and refugees entering their country, surely the referendum should have been to opt out of and renege on it obligations to...
1) 1951 Convention Relating to the Status of Refugees
2) 1967 Protocol Relating to the Status of Refugees
3) European Convention on Human Rights (ECHR)
4) Convention against Torture and Other Cruel, Inhuman or Degrading Treatment or Punishment (CAT)
5) International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights (ICCPR)
6) International Covenant on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights (ICESCR)
7) Convention on the Rights of the Child (CRC)
8) Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination Against Women (CEDAW)
9) International Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Racial Discrimination (ICERD)
10) European Social Charter
Leaving the EU was akin to burning down your house because you didn't like your curtains.
Brexit was about £350m for the NHS.
Without that red bus leave would have lost.
Brexit was about not being defined:
Brexit means Brexit.
It means whatever you want it to mean to you personally.
Which is why no-one who voted for it is satisfied with the result.
@@dondoodat Absolutely correct. Everybody had unicorns running around in their heads. There was no plan, there is no plan and there will never be a plan!
@@telebubba5527 the "nice" part about it is factually Brexit happened. But without a plan there is no chance to start utilizing any opportunities (financial, societal reform, ...) at all. So right now the only purpose of Brexit for the bigger population in Europe was to highlight the connections the EU provided over the last 40 years and how a distanglement might look like.
For a small amount of people Brexit was a major opportunity in money making with all that volatility in the markets.
@@dondoodat And now it seems a lot of leavers are not satisfied either, RSOLES.
Mike Galsworthy has been one of the best political commentators to watch for some time now in my opinion, and I am so, so glad he is finally receiving wider coverage.
That was well put indeed…. I still travel a lot in the 90/180 way and it’s a source of amusement in a teasing way with Spanish and Italian border officials I see. A bunch of old chaps like Bill Cash talk crap about sovereignty. Brexit is a disaster for the UK and caused untold damage to our foreign relations
They have regained nada a big fat zero
Brexit benefit: Sovereign tea is now grown in Wales! Skyrocketing exports to Pacific partners expected! (Ask Kemi Badenough)
Like the EU, the CPTPP is not a closed trading group. It trades with those outside.
Germany trades far more with it than we will ever do!
Well said! Getting the invested sovereignty back, is acceptable only in the case you have a plan how to invest it better to get a better deal. The sad thing is, that Tory done it blindly without any plan, just empty promises.
Btw. I like the comparing it to the gym membership. What happened is, that Tory canceled the membership in the near city for an idea of getting better one. In the end, they came up with one, which they told to be better, but when you read the contract conditions carefully, it is much worse. Also, it isn’t the near city gym anymore, but a one in the other side of the country, so you have to plan everything else to get a chance to exercise there once in a time when you are going around.
Every deal we get is worse than the deals the EU has. Becuase they have more to offer and are not so desperate to say yes.,
Canada told Badanock our deal had to be worse….and she went off and had a sulk..
What actual sovereignty is allowed to the people?
How many of us voted for more sewage in our rivers?
Sewage in our rivers is cheaper than getting the chemicals from the EU ,this is capitalism as the owners of the water companies don't live here and only care for their profits.
52% did. They were also warned about it.
@@paologat They were conned.
That dastardly EU making us scrap Sterling, accept the Euro..drive on the right hand side in kilometers per hour.and give prisoners the vote..pure dictatorship.😂
It isn't actually the people who have sovereignty but the government. And if you have a corrupt, inept government, they are free to turn that sovereignty against the people.
Love your work Max Great Clip❤
#ScottishIndependence
I read at the weekend that Kemi Badenoch is now claiming that Brexit is a ten or twenty year project. I don’t remember seeing that emblazoned on the side of a bus eight years ago. Nor do I recall Johnson, Gove or Farage mentioning it even once.
Good morning Max and all here ☕. We are living in a very dangerous world and nationalism will endanger more and more the world. We need union to fight the devil 👿. But here we are 😢. Well said Mr Michael
Hi Candida..hope all is well with you.
Brexit was a dream by many, to return to a time that never actually existed. I'm thinking Warmington-on-Sea, The Good Life, Terry & June, Trumpton, A clip round the ear from the village Bobby ...etc. A fantasy land.
Bill Cash leaves voluntarily before he is kicked out by a vote of no confidence from his former supporters and voters and this coward doesn't want to face the music, and the voters.
Very true, the real question is that Europe may not want Britain to rejoin
They will never let us join again on our terms.
We have to ditch our red lines and accept the rules .
The EU will never do a Swiss deal again.
@@johnrussell3961 Nobody gets membership based on a Swiss deal.
But you ma be able to purchase a stick of Toblerone based on a Swiss deal.
@@peterebel7899 To be fair, the EU are sick and tired of Switzerland, they've had to negotiate with them since 1974-ish and still haven't managed to finish the job.
@@petergaskin1811 Peter, I am fully with your argument.
But that's why Brits prefer to follow this role model .....
Poor old Cash. He cares so deeply. He informs himself so superficially.
Has anybody done a meaningful poll of public perception of sovereignty or which EU laws were negatively impacting them?
These people who want our "own government" to make our "own laws" actually meant that they wanted THEIR right wing government (their fascist bastardised iteration of the Tories) to be able to make new laws to ride roughshod over workers and the population in general. It has become clear that their real target is human rights legislation and they are clearly furious that we have not abandoned the ECHR.
Or maybe someone can tell me different
I thought Braverman made it quite clear before the referendum that brexit was about exactly as you said.
Good points, but you’ve forgotten the Anti Tax Avoidance Directive, which accelerated the whole Brexit process.
@@clarecrawford9677 I'm sure avoiding financial scrutiny was a huge incentive, but they couldn't dress that up as "taking our country back".
@@philipcrossley1279 I can help you with that: "the evil EU wants us all to be glass people, every information been known by the state (remember the English perception about identity cards and registration) to completely keep the people in order and under pressure."
You do not need to mention finances or the bracket of humans affected by something. Just phrase it as a common threat and ypu can rally people behind you to fight against it
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I still didnt hear from those brexiteers, what kind of laws they did or want to make with their new sovereignty and how those could benefit the british people.
So far everything they have done was lowering the standards they couldnt lower before, so well done I guess?
My answer to Cash’s claim about the UK having ‘regained’ its sovereignty is that the UK Parliament sat, debated and passed laws with pauses for elections during the whole of the time that it was a member state of the European Community and European Union (1973-2020). Its response to the invasion of the Falkland Islands and South Georgia in 1982 to assemble, command and despatch a task force to liberate them would not have been possible unless that Parliament was sovereign. QED.
He is the voice we need.
Given how utterly brilliant Brexit was going to be right after the referendum result, let alone leaving the EU according to leading brexiters, the pandemic and the Ukrainian war should not be able to mask its supposed benefits. If the abstract notion of sovereignty is all Cash has to fall back on after eight years, then he knows he's championed nothing and indeed less than nothing.
Spot on!
The average family gave up EU so that they could pay £200 on roaming charges in EU in a 2 week holiday
I think a lot of people voted Brexshit because they wanted to prevent those going abroad for their holidays and prevent anyone seeing how other people organised their lives. It was spite pure and simple, without understanding how much their own lives would become more impoverished.
Watch someone spin that as a Brexit benefit.
Apart from his opinion every person in the country is worse off.
Bill Cash, a walking advert for the Ester Rantzen law!!
A simpler argument would be that if there was no sovereignty within the EU, then the UK would have been inable to act upon the result of the referendum.
Even Westminister has warned Scotland that irrespective of any independence referendum it will not be the sole determining factor as to whether Scotland can enact independence. It has also warned that if Scotland does go independent it Westminster will not relinquish the natural reaources of the North Sea which would effectively be within Scottish territorial waters.
Now THAT is a lack of sovereignty when part of a Union.
The world renowned director David Putnam moved to Ireland because of Brexit, a great benefit to Ireland and he's a gentleman to boot!
Mike descriptions of sovereignty is a great point. Brexiters seem to think it is an absolute, when it is in reality a give and take.
I hope the sovereignty tastes good .
I absolutely regret voting for Brexit 😢 I’m so sorry for what I was part of and hopefully one day things can get better for all 🇪🇺
You were lied to, mate, along with so many others...
Cash but Dead. WHY does he go on about "sovereignty"?
He is English, (therefore an ILLEGAL IMMIGRANT), the home of the "mother of Parliaments".
Why, if he believes that "sovereignty" is so damned important, doesn't he campaign for the "sovereignty" to be returned to the first country they ever invaded, and annexed it, JUST AS RUS DID WITH CRIMEA. If "sovereignty" is so important, to this fine example of The Walking Dead, then Cymru/Wales deserves it as well, does it not?
England invaded Éire/Ireland over 800 years ago, and would still occupy the whole island, JUST LIKE RUS WITH CRIMEA, if the Irish hadn't fought, and beaten, the English, kicking them, and their foreign monarchy, out for good.
That brings up the point of "sovereignty" on another front. Since England hasn't had an English king since 1066, why is he not campaigning for THAT sovereignty to be restored?
Scotland, well the self-appointed rulers, did decide to let their, false, king, to also become the false king of England. BUT, the Act of Union was broken, by the English, in its 3rd year of operation. Why is that not challenged by Cash, with his obsession about the Rule of Law?
His type of "sovereignty" is all about, as with everything in England, maintaining the lifestyle of the RICH, the class system is what he thinks is entitled to be "sovereign". "Sovereignty" does not apply to the serfs/slaves, just those like him.
He is the peak, in his warped mind, of the ultimate "English-in-charge-of-the-HOI POLLOI", the Uber Menschen ruling the Unter Menschen.
@@iaincochrane8741 It certainly is.
I think you might have mental health issues.
Well said......High.
If you are going to put forward this absurd argument at least have the decency to remember that the 'English' aristocracy is mostly descended from the Normans, who exterminated or usurped most of the Anglo Saxon nobility.
@@rabburns1382 Thank you. I do try. Or rather, I am very trying! 🐶🐶🐕🐕
What EU decisions did Bill Cash not like? He doesn't say. One of the last EU decisions made in council concerned the use in industry and services like funeral directors, of a chemical proven to cause cancer. One country voted against. The UK. The others were in favour. WHY? Sovereignty? If we are to ban such things it is right that we ban it everywhere and not expose only UK funeral directors to these dangers.
My friend and his family are so lucky. He married a lady who had Irish parents and grand parents. Now she and their two young daughters have applied for and been given additional Irish passports. They can now travel, live and work in any of the EU member states. My friend however, not being of Irish decent, is likely not to have that freedom although he hopes that being married to an EU citizen might help him avoid the mile long queues at border control when he travels with his wife. We shall see.
I've always been confused what sovereignty actually is in terms of Brexit. The UK had sovereignty within the EU, in fact, I struggle to think of a single law that the EU has forced upon the UK
What does Bill Cash think about Scotland's sovereignty? The truth is that in a union like the United Kingdom we share sovereignty but it means that the majority gets its way. Britain was not sovereign in the EU but nobody said it would be. Nor is hungary or the United States sovereign in NATO. Each argues its case but in the end we either go along with the majority or we leave. The UK chose to leave and the EU respected that choice. But the consequences were dire. As the UK is now discovering to its cost.
When the UK was in the EU it didn't give up any sovereignty; it, along with all the other member states, pooled some of their sovereignty into a common exercise of that sovereignty.
Cash has caused a lot of damage to the UK.
Even North Korea does not have 100% sovereignty. Why would any county want to disengage its self from all international treaties that limit it sovereignty to have 100%. The UK has been signing treaties since and before it came into existence. The act of union is such a document, Bill Cash is, I assume, still a Unionist.
The thing is, 100% sovereignty is a Dictatorship.
This should be highlighted everyday.
What is the difference between the UK's sovereignty and that of the other 26 European democracies which are still fully functioning members of the EU ?? Why is it OK for them, but not good enough for the UK ??
And after Brexit, any thoughts about leaving the EU by any of those 26 countries was quickly quashed, by all accounts.
And, if the EU is such a terrible institution, why do more countries want to join it - Ukraine in particular.
When they say "make our own laws" it's a deliberately misleading phrase. By "laws" they mean "trading regulations".
They mean worse laws for the working man .
@@johnrussell3961 such as?
@@johnrussell3961 on the contrary, most EU laws protect working people
@@JB_inks. I was referring to what the Tories want to do with our new sovereignty..
@@johnrussell3961 ah yes, you are completely right
Spot on Mike!
They don’t care about sovereignty. It’s just a slogan to the people who don’t understand world trade and how it really matters.
He didn't even mention the fact that being inside the EU gave the UK a asay in EU law whereas the UK is now a rule taker. Tell me about sovereignty!
So, Bill Cash, tell me one law, just one, that you wanted to pass in the U.K. that membership of the EU stopped? Or one law the EU passed, which the U.K. voted through Parliament, that you disagreed with? Answers on the back of a postage stamp when you’re ready……
BUT no you've got it wrong we didn't want to be told what to do by Brussels you know them bureaucrats changing our laws and all that (sic)😜😜
Well said Mike
The thing about Sovereignty, is that it’s not for the average person in the street. It’s for those in power. Whether you voted leave or remain, you have as much or as little Sovereignty as you did before Brexit. Because you are still subject to the laws and policies set out by the government of the day. So if Brexit took back Sovereignty at all, it did so for Johnson, Truss and Sunak and their billionaire friends and donors. But unless you’re one of them, not for you or I.
Mike was very succinct, you can feel the cash burn 🔥
We still had a vote on EU laws. We still got to elect representatives in the EU parliament.
We didn't give up any sovereignty.
Now we have no say on EU laws but have to obey them if we want to export to the EU.
While Brexiteers talked about sovereignty, control of Parliament has been taken away from the Houses and more impunity given to the government. Reducing checks and balances. Attacking the British legal system and excluding opposition parties is not the behaviour of a government trying for representation of the people. We’ve taken any sovereignty gained from leaving the EU and moved it from our democratic process straight to a corrupt ruling party.
The Tories want back the sovereignty King John had before he signed Magna Carta.
We even gave up some of our sovereignty in WW2 when an American General was put in charge of the Allies. You trade bits of sovereignty for advantage and benefits. Do we want to be North Korea?
Think I'll have a sovereignty salad tonight - very low in calories.
Bill Cash repeating the same old brexit nonsense, jeez!
He has nothing else
As excellent as ever.
A CASH-LESS Commons is a very welcome prospect!
The Brexiteers’ frame of the EU was always as if the UK had no influence and all regulations were imposed onto the UK without haveing any power. In fact the UK voted in favour of 97% of all EU regulations and was a co-writer of many of these. There are still many areas in EU policy where every country can veto new regulations.
Mr Cash neglected to mention the all-important benefit: BLUE Passports!
Cash really got his hand slapped.
Look at the woman in background laughing when Cash gets checked at 1:59
My favourite game is called, "tell me a positive about Brexit without lying!". Nobody ever wants to play though.