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In reply to Post #203
Do you even fish or are you just a campaigner for remain scrolling the web?
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#203 25 Mar 2019 at 8.03am | | |
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The best explanation of Brexit you will ever see;
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-IL2XwSkFJQ
Warning; fruity language.
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#202 24 Mar 2019 at 12.08pm | | |
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It shows a lot of people have a total disregard for democracy unless it provides a result they want.
If it was to have any influence - It would also confirm that if you vote for the Conservative, Labour, Liberal Democrat, Greens or SNP, there’s a good chance your vote is wasted as you will be ignored and branded “Thick” for not voting the way they wanted you too.
What a brilliant endorsement for the Far Right – as I’m sure they would not treat voters this way, and they wonder why the Far Right is on the rise in most European countries.
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#201 24 Mar 2019 at 11.49am | | |
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When the online poll reaches 17.4 million I will start to take notice!
Its been going for weeks and the remainers can't even be bothered to press a few keys on a keyboard.
If the march had taken place elsewhere in the country, other than London a major remainer area, would it have got so many turning up!
The MPS have stopped quoting numbers because it is not accurate and unless they all go through a counting gate it will always be subject to points of view.
Anyway who's going to replace May hopefully not the backstabbing, flip flopping Gove. 
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#200 24 Mar 2019 at 10.49am | | |
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BBC exaggerating yet again with numbers less than 50thou.
A second vote isn't how democracy works is it and it would appear only the loosers didn't know what the vote was for.
I didn't vote for May can we vote again.
I didn't vote for the abolishing of the death penalty let's have a referendum on it.
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#199 24 Mar 2019 at 10.07am | | |
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Second vote demo gets 1,000,000 plus in London, while Farage struggles to fill a pub beer garden.
'Revoke Art 50' petition pushing 5,000,000, while 'No 2nd vote' petition less than 3000.
Genuine question - why?
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#198 24 Mar 2019 at 8.58am | | |
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Nearly all MP’s seem utterly out of touch with reality – the number of times I have heard one say “I have to make a decision in the interests of my constituency” beggars belief!
The Referendum was National vote, a National Decision was made – not a local or regional decision. Out of the 650 MP’s I doubt no more then 10-15 have the intelligence to have realised this, OR more likely prefer to ignore the fact.
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#197 23 Mar 2019 at 10.46pm | | |
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As a staunch remainder she never should have been in the job from the outset.
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#196 23 Mar 2019 at 8.41pm | | |
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May is still in her job cos no one else has the bottle to do it
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#195 23 Mar 2019 at 10.10am | | |
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Agreed, I find it unbelievable that May and her cronies are still in the job, their blind incompetence would never be tolerated anywhere else.
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#194 22 Mar 2019 at 9.27pm | | |
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It's not just those parties that are to blame.
The deal from the EU isn't May's deal, it's the EU's deal and they were prepared to give us next to effall to make a stand and show other countries that are considering leaving the club how bad it will be... They are after all fighting for their future...
Every single MP's that have voted against the deal is just voting to damage the country even more than a deal exit would.... shockingly poor behaviour... Do they really think that they'll get any more from the EU? .... idiots.....
May was right.. It's the MP's fault that were in this dilema, nobody elses fault, just the MP's.
It's about time they grew up and did what would be best for the UK and stop smarting at May giving them a public hiding which is what they deserved.
If we end up with a no deal exit every single MP that voted against the deal will be to blame... just remeber that.. it's nobody elses fault.
lol... the quicker this is over the better....
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#193 21 Mar 2019 at 9.01am | | |
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Well, I don’t think politicians know just how much hatred has developed against them – they was given a very simple set of instructions by the majority of their Bosses (The ones who pay their wages, the ones who pay their huge pensions, the ones who pay for their lavish life styles) The fact that they have been able to just mess around for three years, shows the whole political system is a joke, and needs one quality that’s absent incorporating into it – accountability!
I don’t know a single person who would even Pee on a Politician who was on fire, especially Labour and Liberal ones!
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#192 20 Mar 2019 at 10.39pm | | |
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Lol
Looks like a no deal exit on the 29th if the deal is rejected again..... bad news for the UK in the short term at least....
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#191 20 Mar 2019 at 3.53pm | | |
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The vote was like a referendum on getting a new car. Nige said it would be a 4x4, Boris a nice big luxury saloon, Liam Fox promised a convertible, David Davis said it would be really fast … but they all agreed it would BE BETTER than what we had.
Nearly three years later, it turns out to be a 1978 Austin Allegro. In orange.
It’s that or no-deal, which is a space hopper. Some politicians point out that space hoppers are good cardio exercise, although they probably won’t actually be bouncing around on one themselves, and they happen to have shares in a company that makes rubbery plastics.
Either way, we’ll probably come to realize the original motor wasn’t so bad at all.
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#190 20 Mar 2019 at 10.09am | | |
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In reply to Post #189
they never wanted us to leave.
the whole thing has been a big stalling tactic to stay in which we will. May's only job was to keep us in which she has done expertly. A long extension will now follow with us having another "vote". This time remain will win and we will stay.
They get what they wanted all along. Final proof for me that democracy does not exist.
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