| 700,000 march against 17,410,742 09:04 - Oct 21 with 8793 views | chiddley |
How stupid to think this is going to do anything. Thats 2.3 % of the original 30 million who voted.
Those 700,000 should of used their expenses/travel money for the day to help the homeless or sick.
If they all spent £15 for the day that's £10.5 Million. Complete waste.
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| 700,000 march against 17,410,742 on 09:08 - Oct 21 with 3551 views | Benters2 |
Nuts innit. |  | | |
| 700,000 march against 17,410,742 on 09:13 - Oct 21 with 3538 views | Keno |
That’s ok the new £350 million hospital I was promised is now being built so it’s all good |  |
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| 700,000 march against 17,410,742 on 09:14 - Oct 21 with 3533 views | manchego |
A bad brexit deal will hit us much much harder than £10.5 m
Why should we not have a voice on it ? |  | | |
| 700,000 march against 17,410,742 on 09:15 - Oct 21 with 3529 views | Ftnfwest |
Half of them will be ineligible to vote if there was a second referendum |  | | |
| 700,000 march against 17,410,742 on 09:16 - Oct 21 with 3509 views | factual_blue |
How many attended farage's march in Harrogate yesterday? |  |
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| 700,000 march against 17,410,742 on 09:18 - Oct 21 with 3508 views | Guthrum |
Perhaps they were spending their money to help the economy, which oin turn would give more tax revenue to help the sick and homeless?
Going to a march down in London is considerably more effort than putting a cross in a box at your local polling station. I heard and saw nothing of a pro-hard Brexit counter-march. |  |
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| 700,000 march against 17,410,742 on 09:24 - Oct 21 with 3473 views | J2BLUE |
| 700,000 march against 17,410,742 on 09:18 - Oct 21 by Guthrum |
Perhaps they were spending their money to help the economy, which oin turn would give more tax revenue to help the sick and homeless?
Going to a march down in London is considerably more effort than putting a cross in a box at your local polling station. I heard and saw nothing of a pro-hard Brexit counter-march. |
You could argue that was because leave has the advantage already. If Brexit was suddenly cancelled you would see a good million in the streets protesting.
Sounds like the Brexiteers are plotting against May and might move this week. She's apparently been given '72 hours' and has to attend the 1922 committee. I hope the letters go in. Lets have remain pick a candidate and leave pick a candidate and get on with it. |  |
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| 700,000 march against 17,410,742 on 09:29 - Oct 21 with 3459 views | Narddog |
I see the I.Q. of the average leave voter hasn’t gone up since the referendum.
Keep it up mate. | | | |
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| 700,000 march against 17,410,742 on 09:29 - Oct 21 with 3458 views | Nthsuffolkblue |
The difference between stepping out of your door and putting a cross on a piece of paper as opposed to travelling to London and marching and using up a day of your time. Assuming about 1-2% of people could be bothered, that suggests 700,000 represents the will of 35-70M people. Statistics et al hey? |  |
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| 700,000 march against 17,410,742 on 09:42 - Oct 21 with 3417 views | Guthrum |
| 700,000 march against 17,410,742 on 09:24 - Oct 21 by J2BLUE |
You could argue that was because leave has the advantage already. If Brexit was suddenly cancelled you would see a good million in the streets protesting.
Sounds like the Brexiteers are plotting against May and might move this week. She's apparently been given '72 hours' and has to attend the 1922 committee. I hope the letters go in. Lets have remain pick a candidate and leave pick a candidate and get on with it. |
I'm not so sure. A lot of people who were in favour of the concept have been appalled by the shambolic way it's been handled.
And if the Conservatives indulge in a bout of internal power struggling at a time like this, then the instigators may be signing their own political death warrants. Corbyn is not Blair, but they have obviously forgotten the run up to 1997. | |
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| 700,000 march against 17,410,742 on 09:46 - Oct 21 with 3396 views | wkj |
Yet much less pointless than attending a Tommy Robinson march, silver linings [Post edited 21 Oct 2018 9:47]
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| 700,000 march against 17,410,742 on 09:47 - Oct 21 with 3389 views | ElephantintheRoom |
You misunderstand the purpose of the march which is to demand a peoples' vote on the exact terms and meaning of leaving. I dont know any Brexit bigot who is happy with the current situation either. A key benefit of a third referendum is that IF there are any idiots who still think leaving is a good idea then they can pay 20% more tax. This helps them to be 20% worse off, which tney crave, whilst contributing to rebuilding the damage already inflicted on the country and its peop!e. Meanwhi!e the rest of us get our country back. | |
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| 700,000 march against 17,410,742 on 09:52 - Oct 21 with 3361 views | floridaboy |
Apart from the kids yesterday who would not be able to vote, I wonder how many of those marchers voted to leave! | | | |
| 700,000 march against 17,410,742 on 10:14 - Oct 21 with 3308 views | GlasgowBlue |
| 700,000 march against 17,410,742 on 09:42 - Oct 21 by Guthrum |
I'm not so sure. A lot of people who were in favour of the concept have been appalled by the shambolic way it's been handled.
And if the Conservatives indulge in a bout of internal power struggling at a time like this, then the instigators may be signing their own political death warrants. Corbyn is not Blair, but they have obviously forgotten the run up to 1997. |
Given the accepted view that May has made an absolute bollox of Brexit, it is quite astonishing to see Labour on only 36%, 5 points behind the Tories who are on 41%, who’ve been in power for 8 years and are pretty much a zombie government, unable to get any jeaningfulmoegislation through Parliament.
At this stage in political cycle Labour should be 10/15 points ahead.
The Tories can’t take the lack of enthusiasm for Corbyn for granted, but may conclude that fresh leadership would give them a further bounce in the polls with a view to a new General election in the new year. |  |
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| 700,000 march against 17,410,742 on 10:23 - Oct 21 with 3298 views | BanksterDebtSlave |
| 700,000 march against 17,410,742 on 10:14 - Oct 21 by GlasgowBlue |
Given the accepted view that May has made an absolute bollox of Brexit, it is quite astonishing to see Labour on only 36%, 5 points behind the Tories who are on 41%, who’ve been in power for 8 years and are pretty much a zombie government, unable to get any jeaningfulmoegislation through Parliament.
At this stage in political cycle Labour should be 10/15 points ahead.
The Tories can’t take the lack of enthusiasm for Corbyn for granted, but may conclude that fresh leadership would give them a further bounce in the polls with a view to a new General election in the new year. |
Heh Glasgow I would ask by PM but you requested that I don't send them so.....
....I never got to see if you answered my question about whether it has been raining on your holiday on that thread yesterday that got pulled again.......you know where you got all unnecessarily passive aggressive with me again. (and I even gave you an uppie yesterday  )
.....do you know why it was pulled? (For clarity this is a question not an accusation!) |  |
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| 700,000 march against 17,410,742 on 10:24 - Oct 21 with 3293 views | BanksterDebtSlave |
| 700,000 march against 17,410,742 on 09:47 - Oct 21 by ElephantintheRoom |
You misunderstand the purpose of the march which is to demand a peoples' vote on the exact terms and meaning of leaving. I dont know any Brexit bigot who is happy with the current situation either. A key benefit of a third referendum is that IF there are any idiots who still think leaving is a good idea then they can pay 20% more tax. This helps them to be 20% worse off, which tney crave, whilst contributing to rebuilding the damage already inflicted on the country and its peop!e. Meanwhi!e the rest of us get our country back. |
Surely being democrats they just want a vote on which version of exit to go for! | |
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| 700,000 march against 17,410,742 on 10:26 - Oct 21 with 3289 views | Meadowlark |
2.3% sounds like quite a lot to me. After all, It wasn't an election, it was a march.
And it's should "have," not "of." |  | | |
| 700,000 march against 17,410,742 on 10:26 - Oct 21 with 3284 views | BanksterDebtSlave |
| 700,000 march against 17,410,742 on 09:29 - Oct 21 by Nthsuffolkblue |
The difference between stepping out of your door and putting a cross on a piece of paper as opposed to travelling to London and marching and using up a day of your time. Assuming about 1-2% of people could be bothered, that suggests 700,000 represents the will of 35-70M people. Statistics et al hey? |
.....I think you will find that most stepped out of their doors to go the march! | |
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| 700,000 march against 17,410,742 on 10:27 - Oct 21 with 3275 views | GlasgowBlue |
| 700,000 march against 17,410,742 on 10:23 - Oct 21 by BanksterDebtSlave |
Heh Glasgow I would ask by PM but you requested that I don't send them so.....
....I never got to see if you answered my question about whether it has been raining on your holiday on that thread yesterday that got pulled again.......you know where you got all unnecessarily passive aggressive with me again. (and I even gave you an uppie yesterday )
.....do you know why it was pulled? (For clarity this is a question not an accusation!) |
No and No. After I replied to you we went out. | |
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| 700,000 march against 17,410,742 on 10:28 - Oct 21 with 3276 views | jjblue84 |
| 700,000 march against 17,410,742 on 10:26 - Oct 21 by Meadowlark |
2.3% sounds like quite a lot to me. After all, It wasn't an election, it was a march.
And it's should "have," not "of." |
No comma after 'have', no capital 'I' in the middle of a sentence and don't start a sentence with 'And'. |  | | |
| 700,000 march against 17,410,742 on 10:29 - Oct 21 with 3263 views | BanksterDebtSlave |
| 700,000 march against 17,410,742 on 10:27 - Oct 21 by GlasgowBlue |
No and No. After I replied to you we went out. |
Thanks.....that's more like it. | |
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| 700,000 march against 17,410,742 on 10:35 - Oct 21 with 3237 views | Vaughan8 |
If only we didn't have brexit and all the money being spent on it, we could saved saved loads.....
Can't wait for the nhs to get £350m a WEEK extra. That's £18.2 billion a year. When "brexiteers" tell me when that's kicking in, I'll start to take notice of the tripe most are talking.....
From the news the nhs is on its knees so it's needed. However surely we have to pay off the millions/billions of pounds spent on brexit first?
Lastly, the match wasn't to remain was it. I think it was to give us a say in what "brexit" we have? [Post edited 21 Oct 2018 10:37]
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| 700,000 march against 17,410,742 on 10:37 - Oct 21 with 3223 views | BanksterDebtSlave |
| 700,000 march against 17,410,742 on 10:27 - Oct 21 by GlasgowBlue |
No and No. After I replied to you we went out. |
By the way where have you been?
Oh and I tried sending DK a pm the other day and discovered I am (still) on his naughty step too so managing to p1ss off both ends of the binary political spectrum which is gratifying.....must be doing something right! | |
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| 700,000 march against 17,410,742 on 10:50 - Oct 21 with 3172 views | GlasgowBlue |
| 700,000 march against 17,410,742 on 10:37 - Oct 21 by BanksterDebtSlave |
By the way where have you been?
Oh and I tried sending DK a pm the other day and discovered I am (still) on his naughty step too so managing to p1ss off both ends of the binary political spectrum which is gratifying.....must be doing something right! |
Half term 4 night break......? by GlasgowBlue 5 Oct 2018 8:04If you are looking for sun then Tenerife is a safe bet. We are flying out 16th.
Five nights at the Mediterranean Palace for two people, £1000 including flights from B’rum. Nice area as well. Right on the beach, good shops, bars, restaurants.
https://marenostrumresort.com/en/hotel-mediterranean-palace/?gclid=EAIaIQobChMI7L_lwd3u3QIVyLHtCh2cNAk6EAAYASAAEgIHwPD_BwE
Fly home tonight
Did you get anything sorted out? | |
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| 700,000 march against 17,410,742 on 11:30 - Oct 21 with 3113 views | BanksterDebtSlave |
| 700,000 march against 17,410,742 on 10:50 - Oct 21 by GlasgowBlue |
Half term 4 night break......? by GlasgowBlue 5 Oct 2018 8:04If you are looking for sun then Tenerife is a safe bet. We are flying out 16th.
Five nights at the Mediterranean Palace for two people, £1000 including flights from B’rum. Nice area as well. Right on the beach, good shops, bars, restaurants.
https://marenostrumresort.com/en/hotel-mediterranean-palace/?gclid=EAIaIQobChMI7L_lwd3u3QIVyLHtCh2cNAk6EAAYASAAEgIHwPD_BwE
Fly home tonight
Did you get anything sorted out? |
Oh yeah now I remember.........windy? (It often is)
No but Miss Slave is having half term off and weather looks decent until the weekend. | |
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