Brexit: Revoke Article 50 petition crashes Parliament website

a reply to: UKWO1Phot
Oh,you have clearly forgotten the billions for the NHS promised by the brexiteers for voting out. Then when they got the out vote they suddenly decided they hadn't got it. Then it suddenly re-appeared to bribe the DUP.

Sanity is charging forward.

petition.parliament.uk...

a reply to: ipsedixit


Someone start an opposite poll. Hell, I will sign it 20-30 times.

a reply to: lakenheath24

There will be one for the other side doing the rounds somewhere already i imagine.

a reply to: lakenheath24

I was trying to create a "Satire" photo showing more than 5 billion signatures but I'm not that good with Illustrator.

a reply to: ipsedixit



Heres a perfect illustration.

a reply to: andy06shake

There will be one for the other side doing the rounds somewhere already i imagine.

Why would they?
17.4million voted to leave the EU when it mattered one day in June 2016.

a reply to: ipsedixit

Same... I wish I could do memes. I do that old beer dude.... "I don't often vote in a referendum.... But when I do... my vote gets overturned".

a reply to: Freeborn

Same reason the "Revoke Article 50 petition" exists.

Because someone decided to create it, and people signed it.

It's not 2016 any longer, its 3 years later, and we are in the same mess now that we were back then, worse even, with no end nor solution in sight.

a reply to: andy06shake

Except the above is a pub crawl... While the below is the benefits line.

a reply to: lakenheath24

Well that "benefits line" is only going to get longer after Brexit, with a hell of a lot less in the likes of our social welfare funds to be handing out.

So now everyone who is against Brexit is on Benefits??? LoL

Even if that was the case, which obviously is not, that would tell us something right there i imagine.

a reply to: andy06shake

Didn't notice the sarcasm emoji? Then again, remainders like to paint Brexiters like poor dumb hicks.
Yet, From what I have seen Londoners only care about their house prices going up 50% a year so they can go to Norfolk and ruin all the villages.

a reply to: lakenheath24

Oh, i noticed it just did not find it very sarcastic more ironic if anything.

Strange that you should mention house prices as that may be one of the first markets to go pop after any hard Brexit.

Do you remember the last time that happened, we had to bail out the bankers, and 100,000s of people nationwide lost their homes down to mortgage increases, nevermind the recession that also took place?

Well that's what may be in store again for the UK again after Brexit.

a reply to: andy06shake

Well if you blow that photo up, 80% of those peeps are wearing Adidas track suits... Which means they will all be going back to Eastern Europe, so the strain on the NHS will be significantly less.

As far as housing... That is down to mismanagement by local councils and your gubment waaaay more than Brexit. Chinese and Russians laundering money.... Rows of empty houses. Yeah... Brexit caused that.

a reply to: andy06shake

Well if you blow that photo up, 80% of those peeps are wearing Adidas track suits... Which means they will all be going back to Eastern Europe, so the strain on the NHS will be significantly less.

As far as housing... That is down to mismanagement by local councils and your gubment waaaay more than Brexit. Chinese and Russians laundering money.... Rows of empty houses. Yeah... Brexit caused that.

a reply to: lakenheath24

Ive go Adidas clobber, quite a bit of it of the classic variety, canny beat it.

Stereotype much?

I imagine the lies on the side of busses where the NHS are concerned will also be significantly less. LoL

Same with there funding.

The Tories will smash the NHS into oblivion after any hard Brexit, fact is they are doing it right now and have been since they came back into power.

Those rows of empty houses are not fit to live in through, some of them being downright dangerous.

Tories don't even want smoke alarms as standard in houses if truth be told.

Its our bankers and financial institutions that have been laundering all that money for the Chinese and Russians.....you must see the dilemma, surely?

The fact that we let people buy their council homes and yet did not replace the housing stock contributed massively to the problems we face where adequate social housing is concerned.

a reply to: andy06shake

It's not 2016 any longer, its 3 years later, and we are in the same mess now that we were back then, worse even, with no end nor solution in sight.

Largely down to two reasons.

1. The incompetence of all our politicians and their desire to play party politics rather than enact the result of a democratically held referendum, all in order to maintain the status quo and the elites continued control of 'the people'.
2. The unwillingness of Remain voters to accept the result of the democratically held referendum and then unite and use Brexit as an opportunity to try and change the status quo.

a reply to: andy06shake

Much of what you say may indeed be true.

But being in the EU hasn't prevented any of that, why would continued membership of the EU somehow stop it?
It doesn't make sense.

ETA.
Adidas trainers, got about 10 pairs.
Got a couple of Adidas t-shirts, classic design and an Adidas Track suit top.

originally posted by: andy06shake
a reply to: UKTruth

If you imagine a true majority amounts to 51.9% of anything you are sadly mistaken. Especially in this day of age.

I don't need to imagine anything. 51.9% IS a majority. It's you who is sadly mistaken if you think otherwise - in this day and age or any other day and age.

a reply to: Freeborn

If I've got to pick two reasons, the first is the MP unwillingness to do anything that even resembled a workable Brexit solution, even still.

And the second being, it's half and half Freeborn, split right down the middle, statistically 51.89 per cent of the vote may be a majority, but it hardly constitutes such in the world in which we exist.

Those numbers were always going to cause major problems and issue because people are people and not just statistics.

Brexit, no Brexit, it won't change the status quo, coz whatever happens "They" will still be the ones with all the monies and power.