[arista]

Originally Posted by parmnion

That's my kind of man..

Shows the Trouble
he will not give up the 31st Oct
date.

But by Monday it may be legal that he has to,

[arista]

One Female Cadet behind him
had to sit down

[Alf]

Doesn't matter how long it takes for an election to happen, there's gonna be one eventually, we've waited 3 and half years, a few months won't make any difference. And the Brexiteers will be waiting, Brexit isn't going away no matter how long they delay.

[Twosugars]

Originally Posted by Alf

Doesn't matter how long it takes for an election to happen, there's gonna be one eventually, we've waited 3 and half years, a few months won't make any difference. And the Brexiteers will be waiting, Brexit isn't going away no matter how long they delay.

Students are registering to vote in record numbers to see off bigots

[Kate!]

Originally Posted by Twosugars

Students are registering to vote in record numbers to see off bigots

Woop.

[Parmy]

Originally Posted by Twosugars

Students are registering to vote in record numbers to see off bigots

**** sake...we aint going to have many mps on either side left....oh what are we going to do...I know...


Nothing...absolutely nothing..

But judge the right...

[Alf]

Originally Posted by Twosugars

Students are registering to vote in record numbers to see off bigots

Those students sound dangerous, you make them sound like they're coming out of their collage's with an enemy they're hunting.

[bots]

Originally Posted by Alf

Doesn't matter how long it takes for an election to happen, there's gonna be one eventually, we've waited 3 and half years, a few months won't make any difference. And the Brexiteers will be waiting, Brexit isn't going away no matter how long they delay.

That's not true. There was very little difference during the last vote, and since then there have been 3.5 years of pro EU voters joining the electorate. The longer it takes to resolve the issue, the more likely it is to be quashed

[Alf]

Originally Posted by bitontheslide

That's not true. There was very little difference during the last vote, and since then there have been 3.5 years of pro EU voters joining the electorate. The longer it takes to resolve the issue, the more likely it is to be quashed

You know that the new voters are pro EU, because?

It's like you're telling me that young people are being programmed to become EU storm troopers. You're not telling me this are you?

[Twosugars]

Originally Posted by Alf

You know that the new voters are pro EU, because?

It's like you're telling me that young people are being programmed to become EU storm troopers. You're not telling me this are you?

Bc the young are the most pro eu age group
They haven't been programmed by decades of reading Murdoch propaganda

[Alf]

Originally Posted by Twosugars

Bc the young are the most pro eu age group
They haven't been programmed by decades of reading Murdoch propaganda

Yes, I understand what the headline is, but tell me the meat of the argument, how do you know that young people are the most pro EU? Have you asked every single one of them?

[joeysteele]

Originally Posted by Alf

You know that the new voters are pro EU, because?

It's like you're telling me that young people are being programmed to become EU storm troopers. You're not telling me this are you?

I can't speak for all young new voters obviously but all the experts claim the vast majority of them are more forward looking to the World and more pro EU.

However just in my family, of the 20+ in number, just in my family who have reached voting age..

Only 2 would either not vote in a referendum or if they did vote to leave.
All the rest are pro remain.

However none will vote Conservative.
Most would vote Lib Dem the rest Labour.
Mine overall was a family of Conservative orientated set of voters up to 2012 too.

So just in my family, the change is strong.

Of course I'm sure others may have examples the other way.
I am just speaking of the knowledge I have from my own family.

I think it was made clear however that younger voters strongly voted remain.
With more older voters voting leave.
That seems the general post referendum analysis.

[Parmy]

Originally Posted by joeysteele

I can't speak for all young new voters obviously but all the experts claim the vast majority of them are more forward looking to the World and more pro EU.

However just in my family, of the 20+ in number, just in my family who have reached voting age..

Only 2 would either not vote in a referendum or if they did vote to leave.
All the rest are pro remain.

However none will vote Conservative.
Most would vote Lib Dem the rest Labour.
Mine overall was a family of Conservative orientated set of voters up to 2012 too.

So just in my family, the change is strong.

Of course I'm sure others may have examples the other way.
I am just speaking of the knowledge I have from my own family.

I think it was made clear however that younger voters strongly voted remain.
With more older voters voting leave.
That seems the general post referendum analysis.

The top part joey....

Im watching the morning news and it's live from a large factory that employs am lot of youngsters. ..they are all saying they want out.

[Alf]

Originally Posted by joeysteele

I can't speak for all young new voters obviously but all the experts claim the vast majority of them are more forward looking to the World and more pro EU.

However just in my family, of the 20+ in number, just in my family who have reached voting age..

Only 2 would either not vote in a referendum or if they did vote to leave.
All the rest are pro remain.

However none will vote Conservative.
Most would vote Lib Dem the rest Labour.
Mine overall was a family of Conservative orientated set of voters up to 2012 too.

So just in my family, the change is strong.

Of course I'm sure others may have examples the other way.
I am just speaking of the knowledge I have from my own family.

I think it was made clear however that younger voters strongly voted remain.
With more older voters voting leave.
That seems the general post referendum analysis.

All the experts claimed Remain was going to win the Referendum, so you can't go by experts.

[Alf]

What's Corbyn's favourite Roy Orbison song?

Spoiler:

Running scared

[arista]

[17:43

As Boris Johnson was winding up, a female police officer behind him had to sit down.
She appeared to be close to fainting,
prompting the PM to turn to her and ask "are you alright?"]

[Alf]

Originally Posted by arista

[17:43

As Boris Johnson was winding up, a female police officer behind him had to sit down.
She appeared to be close to fainting,
prompting the PM to turn to her and ask "are you alright?"]

A very caring man is Mr Johnson.

It's not the first time he's shown his caring side, he also was very concerned for that little boy who he ran over whilst playing rugby.

[Twosugars]

Originally Posted by arista

[17:43

As Boris Johnson was winding up, a female police officer behind him had to sit down.
She appeared to be close to fainting,
prompting the PM to turn to her and ask "are you alright?"]

Was probably thinking of shagging her when she's down and out

[arista]

[Twosugars]

John Major speech tonight

“The legitimate concerns of those who have been banished from the party … seem to be worth nothing – unless they become cyphers, parroting the views of a prime minister influenced by a political anarchist, who cares not a fig for the future of the party I have served,” Major is scheduled to say.

“We have seen over-mighty advisers before. It is a familiar script. It always ends badly. I offer the prime minister some friendly advice: get rid of these advisers before they poison the political atmosphere beyond repair. And do it quickly.”

“The English nationalists affect not to care about separation. They care more about leaving Europe. But the collapse of unionism in England, and ambition for independence in Scotland, could lead to a calamitous outcome for us both,” he will say.
The Guardian

[Parmy]

A political anarchist.....at ****ing last.

[Twosugars]

Conservatives should update their name to English Nationalist Party

[Parmy]

Originally Posted by Twosugars

Conservatives should update their name to English Nationalist Party

Nothing wrong in that...I would pack my bags and go back to scotland, with happy memories.

[Denver]

So Boris has lawfully shut down parliament And appeals against it has been rejected

[The Slim Reaper]

Originally Posted by WickedSkengMan

So Boris has lawfully shut down parliament And appeals against it has been rejected

Going to the supreme court on the 17th. The issue is not whether he has the power to do it, but the fact he lied about his reasons and misled the public/parliament purposefully.