Brexit Deal

midlifecrisis · Mar 22, 2019

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Wack61 · Mar 22, 2019

I wonder if they actually check whether the signatures are valid beyond ticking a box saying you're eligible to vote, thousands of pensioners can't see beyond the end of the bonnet but they're still driving because all they have to do is tick a box to keep their licence so I doubt it's checked.

Nigel Farage might be right when he says thousands of votes have come from Russia, why send bombers to test our response times if you can **** things up from a computer 3000 miles away.

No Brexit, coming soon to a government near you

MaserCoupe · Mar 22, 2019

Wack61 said:
I wonder if they actually check whether the signatures are valid beyond ticking a box saying you're eligible to vote, thousands of pensioners can't see beyond the end of the bonnet but they're still driving because all they have to do is tick a box to keep their licence so I doubt it's checked.

Nigel Farage might be right when he says thousands of votes have come from Russia, why send bombers to test our response times if you can **** things up from a computer 3000 miles away.

No Brexit, coming soon to a government near you

Interesting, So do you think the referendum result may have been influenced? Crikey do you think the Russians actually want us in then.......not out.

I think you may be right about no Brexit, coming soon to a government near you.

philw696 · Mar 22, 2019

My nephew who is a Brexiteer and for the last 3 years has worked for the EU in Brussels is adamant the Russians are messing it all up.
I think he was radicalized politically when at university.

dunnah01 · Mar 22, 2019

Wack61 said:
I wonder if they actually check whether the signatures are valid beyond ticking a box saying you're eligible to vote, thousands of pensioners can't see beyond the end of the bonnet but they're still driving because all they have to do is tick a box to keep their licence so I doubt it's checked.

They need to be savy enough to find the petition online, sign it and then log on to their email account and verify it - so not just a tick in a box - unlike the referendum..

Nibby · Mar 22, 2019

dunnah01 said:
They need to be savy enough to find the petition online, sign it and then log on to their email account and verify it - so not just a tick in a box - unlike the referendum..

....which you had to be at least 18.

MaserCoupe · Mar 22, 2019

philw696 said:
My nephew who is a Brexiteer and for the last 3 years has worked for the EU in Brussels is adamant the Russians are messing it all up.
I think he was radicalized politically when at university.

Interesting you mention this Phil, Putin’s spokesman has his daughter working in the EU. and works for an ally to a one Mr Farage. Check it out it is well documented. She’s apparently a “trainee” . A vote for Brexit seems to be a vote for the Russians..how funny would that be

the irony of it........

allandwf · Mar 22, 2019

What is the UK Adult population figure?

daverichardson · Mar 22, 2019

It is not hard to set a computer prog algorithm up to recognise a variety of words and trigger an auto response to manipulate whatever you wish
On line petitions are not worth a dime

dunnah01 · Mar 22, 2019

daverichardson said:
It is not hard to set a computer prog algorithm up to recognise a variety of words and trigger an auto response to manipulate whatever you wish
On line petitions are not worth a dime

Although you'd need one h*ll of a supply of emails for it to work for this petition

philw696 · Mar 22, 2019

MaserCoupe said:
Interesting you mention this Phil, Putin’s spokesman has his daughter working in the EU. and works for an ally to a one Mr Farage. Check it out it is well documented. She’s apparently a “trainee” . A vote for Brexit seems to be a vote for the Russians..how funny would that be the irony of it........

My nephew was also working in the Farage camp.

jasst · Mar 22, 2019

philw696 · Mar 22, 2019

Meanwhile in the Amazon Picu Picu signs the petition for the UK to stay in the EU

philw696 · Mar 22, 2019

Macron is very stressed and is sure that the UK will leave the EU,
He is anxious preparing France for the problems of NO DEAL

MaserCoupe · Mar 22, 2019

philw696 said:
My nephew was also working in the Farage camp.

Doh!! Did you and he have a chat and a heart to heart....Doh!

philw696 · Mar 22, 2019

MaserCoupe said:
Doh!! Did you and he have a chat and a heart to heart....Doh!

Like most Brexiteers he thinks I'm Nuts.
He was happy to take the Euros and the lifestyle for him and his young family but be involved in the Chaos.
At least you can choose your friends.

MaserCoupe · Mar 22, 2019

philw696 said:
Like most Brexiteers he thinks I'm Nuts.
He was happy to take the Euros and the lifestyle for him and his young family but be involved in the Chaos.
At least you can choose your friends.

Man I feel for you, that is pretty messed up!

What can someone say to something like that. That is an awful situation to be in.

philw696 · Mar 22, 2019

MaserCoupe said:
Man I feel for you, that is pretty messed up! What can someone say to something like that. That is an awful situation to be in.

You couldn't make it up.
Don't let your kids do Politics at University.
Glad my sons a skilled motor vehicle tech.

philw696 · Mar 22, 2019

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lifes2short · Mar 22, 2019

makes for some interesting reading

Secret Cabinet Office document reveals chaotic planning for no-deal Brexit

Exclusive: paper says ‘critical phase’ could last months as fears rise over disruption to transport and food supplies

www.theguardian.com

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