Firstly, it is utter rubbish that non-pariah states breach international law casually when it suits them. Secondly, it plainly does provide cover for others to breach obligations to us if we casually… (View Post)

Utter cultist guff, Philip. It is not business as usual for countries to rip up mildly inconvenient agreements made a few months ago. Unless the country is in an unbelievably strong position economic… (View Post)

You are, in fact, saying you want to ignore international law. Whilst you are right domestic law can be made to take precedence over international law, it doesn't CHANGE international law. Now i… (View Post)

Not all law is criminal law. A country breaching treaty obligations isn't committing a criminal act, and nor are those lawmakers who are involved. In any event, Parliamentary privilege applies t… (View Post)

Doesn't that depend on third party votes? He won on 46% versus 48% in 2016 and of course could win on something like that again, but 46% v 53% (say) would be a really huge ask. I know that, math… (View Post)