[Tom4784]

Originally Posted by jaxie

Aren't Greeks humans with rights?

Who has abandoned ship? Johnson is in the Foreign office, Davis is Minister for Brexit. Aren't they still there?
Gove wasn't given a job but he was a backstabber so you can understand May not wanting him sitting behind her.

Yes they are and that's a separate issue that has nothing to do with the UK infringing on the human rights of Disabled people. Not sure how many times I have to repeat that in all honesty....

I wouldn't really count Boris as being involved with Brexit, a quick google search has revealed that his duties don't tend to coincide with helping with Brexit and a quick news search has turned up that he's pissed off an Israel representative and has met with Trump's people but little to say that he has any involvement with Brexit. It looks like he rode the wave to a comfy position and called it quits on being involved with Brexit.

Davis seems to be the only one who is actively involved with Brexit post referendum.

[jaxie]

Originally Posted by Dezzy

Yes they are and that's a separate issue that has nothing to do with the UK infringing on the human rights of Disabled people. Not sure how many times I have to repeat that in all honesty....

I wouldn't really count Boris as being involved with Brexit, a quick google search has revealed that his duties don't tend to coincide with helping with Brexit and a quick news search has turned up that he's pissed off an Israel representative and has met with Trump's people but little to say that he has any involvement with Brexit. It looks like he rode the wave to a comfy position and called it quits on being involved with Brexit.

Davis seems to be the only one who is actively involved with Brexit post referendum.

I don't see asking who investigates the EU when the EU are investigating the UK as a separate issue and you can repeat yourself as often as you want to, to keep saying something doesn't necessarily make you right in your view.

Remember it's investigating not convicted of any crime.

The plight of Greece important in any EU conversation, particularly to those with a conscience.

I would have thought the foreign office a fairly important department in relation to Brexit.

[Tom4784]

Originally Posted by jaxie

I don't see asking who investigates the EU when the EU are investigating the UK as a separate issue and you can repeat yourself as often as you want to, to keep saying something doesn't necessarily make you right in your view.

Remember it's investigating not convicted of any crime.

I would have thought the foreign office a fairly important department in relation to Brexit.

It's a question that doesn't change the facts, it just shifts the focus from an investigation that paints the UK in a bad but truthful light to gloss over an unpleasant story.

Boris doesn't seem to have much to do with Brexit beyond the occasional comment on it judging from the news or his Government profile. I'd suppose foreign matters stemming from Brexit are dealt with by Davis or someone in that department while Boris' deal with general Foreign issues.