Legal Correctness Gone Mad

Plans, if that is the word I want, to draft in a phalanx of judges for the purpose of facilitating the people's will in the matter of wog disposal by transportation to Central Africa have been criticised by the most unelected judge of all. The lady chief justice responded to Fishy Rishi's petty contribution to a decade and a half of Conservative and Lib-Dem trampling of the courts by stating that the deployment of judicial resources was exclusively a matter for the judiciary - for all the world as if His Majesty's Government were not above the law. Even Fishy Rishi's proposed stunt of exonerating, with a wave of his grubby little hand, the victims of Fujitsu and a long and crooked line of ministers from Sir Edward Davey onwards looks set to net somewhat fewer postal votes than might have been hoped. For His Majesty's Amenable Opposition, the shadow Minister for Being Related to Nobody Much noted that Team Starmer opposes the Rwanda transportation policy because it is unaffordable, unworkable and unlawful, presumably in that order; and that Team Starmer agrees absolutely with the supreme court of the land to the extent that Rwanda is an unsafe country and for as long as Team Starmer remains on the opposition benches.