Brexit, Today is the Vote!

May suffers second defeat as MPs vote to rule out no-deal Brexit by majority of 43
Theresa May has lost again - but this time by a much, much bigger margin. MPs voted by 321 to 278 in favour of the motion ruling out a no-deal Brexit - a majority of 43.

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a reply to: andy06shake

I was talking to my mate today on the way home from work and they closed down the craigie street police station which has existed since govanhill was built and there isnt a great police presence in the southside area any more as a result!


My mate also told me there was a riot in the street on gonvahill recently between ethnic minorities

and I do recall all the rapes going on in govanhill not so long ago !

aye it appears #e when you hear the stories , but its the exception not the mean , it still seems safe for me
but I wouldnt let my partner walk home at night on her own thats for sure.

a reply to: sapien82

It is safe, but i would not let my granny go to the shops in the dark past the various wee bastard cliques of miscreants.

It's not that safe.

Old woman 65 mugged in Inglefield St a few months back.

Too many houses are getting turned over also, Housebreakings through the roof.

I loved the place around the turn of the millennium, you could go for a meal in one of the many wee local establishments dotted along Victoria Rd and sit outside with a nice bottle of wine.

Rather cosmopolitan back then, it's different now. LoL

Bollocks to this #e.

Regardless of the outcome of Brexit we all need to unite and get rid of this shower of #e who allege to represent us, insist upon reform of our electoral and parliamentary processes.
They are unfit for purpose and an absolute disgrace.

We need to unite and move this country forward free from the shackles of these self-centred, amoral set of #s who only seek to maintain the status quo at the expense of the ordinary, everyday British people.

I am unable to put into word sjust how disgusted I feel with the whole shower of #e.

It absolutely guts me to say this but I personally think the best way forward is for an independent Scotland and independent North East England united in some sort of federal union free from both the EU and Westminster.

The Eu are reportedly offering, wait for it... a 4 year delay!

This is what happens when you take bargaining chips of the table.
This is all choreographed by traitors in Westminster.

The play becomes more obvious by the day - delay for enough time for the People's vote to be ignored and to win a 2nd referendum, which will be fixed.

originally posted by: UKTruth
The Eu are offering, wait for it... a 4 year delay!

This is what happens when you take bargaining chips of the table.
This is all choreographed by traitors in Westminster.
The play become more obvious by the day - delay for enough time for the People's vote to be ignored and to win a 2nd referendum, which will be fixed.

There have been enough delays already Three years already and this

is where we are at


We need a decission NOW so that we can move on life business and progress

stand in abeyance.


That will leave us in a wilderness for seven years ....... Just I suspect what the EU

wants..... expecting to bully us into submission

a reply to: UKTruth

Where did you see/hear about the EU mooting a 4yr delay?

originally posted by: teapot
a reply to: UKTruth

Where did you see/hear about the EU mooting a 4yr delay?

BBC Live blog
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The 'long' extension plan has been confirmed by Tusk - that is what he is tryng to sell to the EU27.
Tusk tweet

These politicians have this all scripted out. There was never any effort from May to leave..her 'negotiations' have been nothing more than script writing with the EU.

a reply to: Freeborn

Yes mate , let the people unite in a socialist republic , independent scotland and the the rest of the UK outside london in Union!

people and workers are the wealth of the Uk !

we make the wealth and they steal it

we then make a trade union and focus on sustainable industries

Interesting vote about to take place, Parliament are going to vote on the prospect of a peoples vote.

Now its undoubtably going to be beat in parliament however, it is part of an interesting plan to put pressure on labour next week when they have indicative votes next week on what to do next. I personally would be shocked if this first vote gets more than 100 ayes but still does have the potential to cause a bit of a up set if its a close defeat.

originally posted by: OtherSideOfTheCoin
Interesting vote about to take place, Parliament are going to vote on the prospect of a peoples vote.

Now its undoubtably going to be beat in parliament however, it is part of an interesting plan to put pressure on labour next week when they have indicative votes next week on what to do next. I personally would be shocked if this first vote gets more than 100 ayes but still does have the potential to cause a bit of a up set if its a close defeat.

We've had the People's Vote. This is a vote on whether to ignore the People's Vote and try again.

a reply to: UKTruth

Call it whatever you want, right now parliament are voting on it, I think everyone is expecting it to be defeated in any case, just watching it right now you can see that pretty much all of Labour has abstained

originally posted by: OtherSideOfTheCoin
a reply to: UKTruth

Call it whatever you want, right now parliament are voting on it, I think everyone is expecting it to be defeated in any case, just watching it right now you can see that pretty much all of Labour has abstained

I'm just calling it what it is.

originally posted by: OtherSideOfTheCoin
a reply to: UKTruth

Call it whatever you want, right now parliament are voting on it, I think everyone is expecting it to be defeated in any case, just watching it right now you can see that pretty much all of Labour has abstained

Massive defeat for the traitors - but at least we have those traitors names.

Interesting result, 85 for, 334 against, bit of quick maths, thats just over 200 abstentions, if we assume that Labour was to whip for voting for a peoples vote then this vote indicates that it could have a very good chance of going through.

Its not over yet!

a reply to: UKTruth

was this a vote for another referendum?

originally posted by: OtherSideOfTheCoin
Interesting result, 85 for, 334 against, bit of quick maths, thats just over 200 abstentions hmmm.....

Less abstentions than the majority over the traitors.
Huge defeat for those trying to overturn the People's Vote from June 2016.
Not that it will stop the traitors to this country continuing to try and subvert democracy.

originally posted by: shooterbrody
a reply to: UKTruth

was this a vote for another referendum?

Pretty much, now they are voting on how long to extend for, the amendment is to amendment vote to stipulate that the extension only be until the 1st of July.

originally posted by: shooterbrody
a reply to: UKTruth

was this a vote for another referendum?

Yes. It was a vote to ask the EU to delay the exit in order to allow us to vote again.
It was an attempt by traitors to bypass the will of the people.
They lost massively - even if every single abstention had voted for their treason, they STILL would have lost.

a reply to: OtherSideOfTheCoin

I'm never voting labour again....nor Tory when I think on.