The ECHR - should we LEAVE?

[T00ts]

You mean the lawyers, who'll make millions off it, and don't really give a monkeys about the actual human involved.

Yes as well as the Charities who seem to forget that these are people who are paying vast sums to get here from already safe destinations. 

[Nick]

I think it's inevitable but there will be those desperate to stop it.

You mean the lawyers, who'll make millions off it, and don't really give a monkeys about the actual human involved.

[T00ts]

Boris in particular.

He needs a new cause and kicking the ECHR in the wedding tackle looks like a good one.

I have just read that in fact we can ignore their rulings and revert to our own Sovereignty. That begs the question as to why the plane didn't take off with a full load anyway. 

[Borchester]

I think it's inevitable but there will be those desperate to stop it.

Boris in particular.

He needs a new cause and kicking the ECHR in the wedding tackle looks like a good one.

[T00ts]

I think it's inevitable but there will be those desperate to stop it.

[HallowedBrexit]

The ECHR has foiled Priti Patel's genius Rwanda scheme:

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-10918485/Tories-vent-fury-abominable-European-court-ruling-Rwanda-flight.html#reader-comments

Given the success we made of Brexit, is it now time to leave the ECHR?