Re: Lawful and lawless
Ok, but why did the judge obey to "police state" law iso of human rights law?
Human rights (as defined by the European Commission) have, in my silly mind, the upper hand whenever they contradict the law of any country.
You are in the European Union, you apply what the European Union, for the good of all inhabitants, declares ... if some pesky borough law, county law, country law, state law of a union member state contradicts European Union law, tough, European law should win, always.
European laws were drafted with not only Britons, but French, Belgians, Spaniards, and Germans (among many others), they certainly have more sense than the bigoted Britons' law who live on their silly little Islands, auto-declared world empire ....
Yours truly,
Your silly little Briton living on the continent.
Biting the hand that feeds IT
