21, February 2019
Race for Councillor to Fingal County Council: Swordscatlelite give support to Paul Uzo 0
North county Dublin’s Holy Christian Candidate – Mark J. Savage has endorsed Paul Uzo and assured the Independent Candidate of his Number 1 Vote for the upcoming local elections in Ireland.
In a soul-searching letter addressed by the much respected Swordscastlelite to Paul Uzo, Mark J. Savage observed that “Notwithstanding my respectfully held disagreement on the Restoration of Birthright Citizenship Bill 2017 nevertheless as a devout Swordscastlelite and an (elite Evangelical Christian) who is a member of the Church of Swords Castle (Swords Castle Ltd.) and an original native of Swords County Dublin originally from Number 1. Main Street Swords; I feel specially please to welcome you to my hometown and sincerely hope you are successful as an independent candidate in your forthcoming campaign for to be elected as Councillor to Fingal County Council.”
Below is the official correspondence from Mark J.Savage
Dear Mr Uzo
Good luck with your campaign for election. Notwithstanding my respectfully held disagreement on the Restoration of Birthright Citizenship Bill 2017 – nevertheless as a devout Swordscastlelite and an (elite Evangelical Christian) who is a member of the Church of Swords Castle (Swords Castle Ltd.) and an original native of Swords County Dublin originally from Number 1. Main Street Swords; I feel specially please to welcome you to my hometown and sincerely hope you are successful as an independent candidate in your forthcoming campaign for to be elected as Councillor to Fingal County Council and you can be assured of getting my first preference vote.
Kind regards and praises to the good Lord Jesus Christ and the Church of Swords Castle
– Mark J. Savage
12, March 2019
British PM secures ”legally binding changes’ to Brexit withdrawal agreement from the EU 0
British Prime Minister Theresa May has claimed to have secured ”legally binding changes” to the Brexit withdrawal agreement from the European Union prior to a key parliamentary vote on Tuesday.
British Cabinet Office Minister David Lidington notified Parliament of the development following negotiations between May and EU Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker in the French city Strasbourg earlier on Monday.
Lidington said the sides had agreed to a joint legally binding mechanism seeking to replace the so-called Irish backstop with alternative arrangements by December 2020.
“The EU cannot try to trap the UK in the backstop indefinitely, and that doing so would be an explicit breach of the legally binding commitments that both sides have agreed,” Lidington said.
The backstop clause of the Brexit deal is an insurance policy designed to prevent the return of border checks between British-ruled Northern Ireland and Ireland, which is an EU member.
Critics of May’s deal believe the backstop may trap the UK in the EU’s customs union indefinitely once the clause is triggered at the end of 2020.
Monday’s development comes as government sources had said earlier in the day that previous talks with the EU over the matter had reached a standstill.
UK, EU Brexit talks
May also didn’t appear in parliament following an urgent question called by Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn about progress in the Brexit talks. Corbyn accused May’s government of “delay”, saying that it is now “time for answers”.
May’s draft Brexit deal with the EU was rejected in parliament by a large majority on January 15. She has since vowed to work with the EU to find a solution to the backstop problem.
However, many expect the premier to finally fail to gain parliament support for her Brexit deal.
May has said that if a revised version of the deal is rejected in the House of Commons, she will have no option but to bring the UK out of the EU on March 29 in a disorderly manner.
A no-deal Brexit is speculated by many to entail serious political and economic repercussions for the country.
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