[Politics] Brexit

[Baker lite]

No, apparently Remain will be one of the options.

That's quite some turnaround by Corbyn but I think he was in trouble if he hadn't back it.

With only 32 days left is there time to organise a losers vote? I thought there had to be so many days campaigning time?





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[Peter Ward]

That’ll go down a storm with the 61% of Labour constituencies that voted to leave...


Maybe you're right but the majority of them seem to have changed their minds now that they are understanding the truth behind all the pro-brexit spin.

https://www.theguardian.com/politic...believe-corbyn-should-back-second-brexit-vote

 

[Baker lite]

That’ll go down a storm with the 61% of Labour constituencies that voted to leave...


Maybe you're right but the majority of them seem to have changed their minds now that they are understanding the truth behind all the pro-brexit spin.

https://www.theguardian.com/politic...believe-corbyn-should-back-second-brexit-vote

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[Blue Valkyrie]

Just like PPF did.

The currently banned PPF.

Regards and on our way, I think.

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[Thunder Bolt]

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[Peter Ward]

The Guardian [emoji23][emoji23]

The Guardian just reported it. The work was done independently by PMP. The ESRC Party Members Project (PMP) is a three-year project run by Tim Bale, Paul Webb and Monica Poletti and funded by the Economic and Social Research Council (ESRC). It aims to study party membership in the six largest British parties: the Conservatives, Labour, the Liberal Democrats, UKIP, the Greens, and the SNP.

By collecting original quantitative and qualitative data, the project explores party membership’s supply side (the members themselves and what they do and think) and its demand side (how and what parties think of their membership and their recruitment and retention strategies).

Interestingly it found as reported by ITV, that 57% of Tory Party members favour a crash out no-deal Brexit. Surprise surprise.
(https://www.itv.com/news/2019-01-04...han-half-of-tory-members-back-no-deal-brexit/)

 

[Lever]

Are you still ignoring my posts?..






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Yes I am. Don't be too upset. I'm psychic and can tell you are still posting drivel. I think most people on here would agree your comments are predictable and inane and would be pleased if you stopped.

 

[Baker lite]

Maybe but it will go down a lot better with the 65% of Labour voters who voted remain.

I do believe that stat is Labour members, I could be wrong though, it could well be the final nail in the coffin in Labour heartlands, with the Tories committing political suicide We could be seeing the end of the two party system in this country,exciting times.






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[Baker lite]

I'm psychic and can tell you are still posting drivel. Most people on here would agree your comments are predictable and inane.

You just keep ignoring Me love.






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[Peter Ward]

I do believe that stat is Labour members, I could be wrong though, it could well be the final nail in the coffin in Labour heartlands, with the Tories committing political suicide We could be seeing the end of the two party system in this country,exciting times.






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You sound like you like clear evidence. Just to make that clear for you then;
'There was some difference between the views of Labour voters and members. While a parallel poll of 1,675 voters found 73% of the party’s supporters believed the Brexit decision was a mistake, for members that rises to 89%.'

 

[Baker lite]

You sound like you like clear evidence. Just to make that clear for you then;
'There was some difference between the views of Labour voters and members. While a parallel poll of 1,675 voters found 73% of the party’s supporters believed the Brexit decision was a mistake, for members that rises to 89%.'

Crikey,impressive numbers, do you think there is time to call a losers vote?only 32 days to go,to organise campaigns in that time would be a very tall order.





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[Dick Head]

Oh I say!Not gloating love, I still fully expect our leaving the EU will be scuppered by the hysterical, nation loathing elite.One thing I can assure you of is that if Remain had won the 2016 referendum I certainly wouldn’t have been bitter and aggressive toward remain voters.I would have respected the result, would have been disappointed for sure, I really could not give a flying **** if you believe Me or not.I get involved with a bit of bantz with the drama queens like Clamp, Watford, Daveinwherever and various other condescending helmets but other than that life is to short to be as angry and aggressive as you.





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I don't.

 

[Baldseagull]

I cherish your vote, people have died so that we may vote, everybody’s vote is precious, even the ones you don’t like.At least We now the contempt you hold for the people on the correct side of history.






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The thing is, you used your right to vote, to vote for something that reduces our rights. We will lose representation in the EU Parliament, you won't be able to vote for an MEP any more, but the EU will still affect UK politics, because it is the major economic force in our region.
I have contempt for bellends like yourself, who have nothing much to say in support of your vote other than you had the right to make it, yeah people died so you could have it, so use it wisely in future.

 

[Hugo Rune]

So May might rule out a no deal tomorrow?

Interesting times.

 

[Ernest]

So May might rule out a no deal tomorrow?

Interesting times.

Cue an ERG meltdown tomorrow, should be fun

 

[Baker lite]

The thing is, you used your right to vote, to vote for something that reduces our rights. We will lose representation in the EU Parliament, you won't be able to vote for an MEP any more, but the EU will still affect UK politics, because it is the major economic force in our region.
I have contempt for bellends like yourself, who have nothing much to say in support of your vote other than you had the right to make it, yeah people died so you could have it, so use it wisely in future.

You didn’t really like My vote did you?






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[The Clamp]

You and Nibble are a pair of clowns,and there's only one of you.Probably.

It is one person. You pair of balls.

 

[Albion my Albion]

764 hours

 

[Blue Valkyrie]

So May might rule out a no deal tomorrow?

Interesting times.

Unless it's enshrined in law don't trust her.

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[Trufflehound]

Don't trust her.

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