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I really don't know the situation but it sounds like for these 700 orders in 2020, they can legally challenge the validity of order in the court. But this one p
by ezoe 5y ago
I really don't know the situation but it sounds like for these 700 orders in 2020, they can legally challenge the validity of order in the court. But this one particular order, their excuse sounds like it comes from other channel, something akin to the order of Roman dictator so they have no veto power.
Sabotaging and seek political asylum to Non-EU countries is the best action they could take in order to keep their face, and resist the dictator.
- yaris 5y agoSo you suggest them to drop their business (which took years to build), abandon their families and run because their local court (or police) issued an order, one of several hundreds they have to process each year? Also - in which country could they seek political asylum exactly? Surely not the Commonwealth, not EU, not Russia (PM is banned there because they did not comply with Russian FSB orders), not China, not Saudi Arabia... Not so many places left, it seems.
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