Quote Originally Posted by Flixy View Post
Considering one party says they will break international law and one doesn't, I'm going to need something better than the PM's speech to say it's not the UK who aren't acting in good faith. And even what you quoted there, to be honest, sounds like he's saying he didn't know what he agreed to which would make him incompetent.
Exactly. So far all we have is the word of someone who is demonstratively acting in bad faith, accusing the other party of just that, with nothing to show for. If that is accepted as evidence, we're in bad shape.
Which is why I asked for any indication or support for that claim. And I am thinking, if there had been such a thing, it would have been spotlighted by now.

Absence of evidence is not evidence of absence, but it puts forward quite a weak case. And if you're going to accuse the EU publicly of acting in bad faith, I'm going to need a little more than: "Trust me, they are".