If every politician was prosecuted for lying about money, the House of Commons would resemble the Marie Celeste. The timing and implication of this is sinister, as yet again the collective psychosis that is the hardline Remain chorus tries to derail the democratic process.The District Judge, who resides at the bottom of the judicial food chain, initially dismissed the case as having no legal traction, so what made her change her mind? This is a woman with a history of refusing to extradite a man charged with sexual assault of a minor in the US, because it infringed his human rights. English law is based on precedent, so would a more senior judge risk embarking on a case that clearly has none?Surely it would have to be proven that this slogan on a bus actually swayed the voting behaviour of the British public by at least 3%. What of the false statements made by Osborn and Cameron that each UK family would be £4,300 worse off if we left the EU? The financial calamities predicted never happened, so should we sue the proponents of Project Fear on the same grounds, adding a claim for serious damage to the nation's mental health? What of the MPs of all parties documented who allegedly lied about their expenses, not least Gordon Brown, Tony Blair, Lord Mandelson, Nick Clegg, Jack Straw, and John Prescott etc. according to Wikipedia.Marcus Ball, who changed his name from Joshua Edwin by deed poll, claimed to act for the angry 48% as a volunteer, but then announced he was going to pay himself a salary of £24,000pa. and was asked to speak at that bastion of democracy, Cambridge University, Almer Mater of Saint Emma of Thompson.His directorship of 4 companies can be viewed on the Companies House website, where the one that hasn't been dissolved is late publishing its accounts. He is hardly a roaring success as an "entrepreneur" so has relied on crowd-funding, but the page showing details of said "crowd" has apparently been wiped off the web. How many 29 year-olds without a real job, would have the b@lls to take on a potential prime-ministerial candidate? One with friends in very high places one would imagine.Mr Ball should remember that the East of England region voted overwhelmingly in favour of Brexit 604,715 versus 361,563 for runner-up Lib Dems, as did the SE region where his companies are registered, so claiming to represent the 48% is a bit Walter Mitty (no rhyming slang intended).Lefties love litigation, as long as someone else is paying, and should remember that the more they attempt to derail the will of the majority, the more balls they kick into their own murky goal.
Chantal Blake-Milton ● 2722d