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He's wrong.Not according to Sir Geoffrey. See 3:30 here:
He's wrong.Not according to Sir Geoffrey. See 3:30 here:
It did sound very out of place.He doesn't know French law. But it's his calling the female broadcaster "love" which sounded a bit wrong.
Are you sure? Boycott has stated on more than one occasion that the guilty until innocent laws in France are one of the prime reasons he voted leave in the EU referendum.He's wrong.
I'm 100% sure. There are no guilty until proven innocent laws in France, and the fact that he repeatedly insists there are shows what a ignorant **** he is.Are you sure? Boycott has stated on more than one occasion that the guilty until innocent laws in France are one of the prime reasons he voted leave in the EU referendum.
They do have some strange inquisitorial criminal justice system though don't they?I'm 100% sure. There are no guilty until proven innocent laws in France, and the fact that he repeatedly insists there are shows what a ignorant **** he is.
Yep, ridiculous decision. Not that you'd expect any other kind from the hapless ex-PM.Wife beating, racist sack of ****.
Noted Anglophile Tony Abbott reintroduced knighthoods when he became Prime Minister in 2013. The first people he granted them to were the Governor General, and famously Prince Phillip.It is clearly and self-evidently not the prerogative of the Australian PM to give out British knighthoods.
But yes, the UK PM does have the competency to award an honourary knighthood to a non-British person.
They certainly do, but there is still a presumption of innocence.They do have some strange inquisitorial criminal justice system though don't they?
An example of the eccentricities of French law?They do have some strange inquisitorial criminal justice system though don't they?
That is quite absurd