The petition has 5.4 million signatures now. If it is so easy to fake why did the "leave with no deal" petition only get 540k signatures (and by the way got a response and a debate in Parliament)? Although some of those signatures look "dodgy" {"name":"United ...
@Lynne @Scapegoat I might have to steal that
This is @S capegoat's description of Brexit which I love so much I'll repeat it again here. Brexit - They promised us unicorns. T hey gave us a lame donkey with an ice-cream cone on its head.
@Paul concerning the benefits of being the EU I already know your answer "... we would still have that"
I don't believe for a second that the EU wants to become this superstate that some people believe but if it did and tax and budgets are set centrally (no different to the UK now and regional areas). The UK had a massive influence in the EU and it would have still been our MPs and MEPs discussing and voting on each bit of legalisation. Let's assume everyone gets to vote in the election of the ...
I'd still like to hear what is so great about the EU.
@Scapegoat What do you know that the rest of us don't know, that makes you think you are right. This is one game where facts and figures don't mean a thing, it has never been done before so there are no facts but maybe plenty of dodgy figures to go on.
lol Brixidiots make me laugh. They are like hardcore Trump supporters. It's either fake news, project fear or cyber-web bots Get real, you've been hoodwinked by Victorian comic characters, self-serving tax avoiding elitists and over-privileged buffoons and convinced that national self-harm is the answer to the shitty state this government has led our country into
How many more times does it have to be said. The Leave campaign was a cross party group to campaign for our exit from the EU, it was NOT the government and could NOT promise anything, it could only suggest alternatives if we were no longer bound by the EU. It really isn't that hard to understand.
All of the c**p has come from project fear.