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Bet every signature is a mix of students and Lefty types that are either in cloud cuckoo land or have no real experience of life and are to weak and feeble to be free, they need the system to be told

Surely the Referendum was singular in or out and the majority won, isnt that democracy? If only 3 people vote and two vote out then thats the majority. There should be no other Referendum in Either E

There IS a precedent, though - Sturgeon said their referendum was "once in a lifetime", and now look !   The remaining EU are meeting to draw their battle lines against us, while our lame duck PM si

The dust will soon settle acceptance will seep in for most and people will get on with it and those still trying to kick up dust will be seen as trouble makers and ridiculed for it . We just need to stand firm and United until we remove the pariste that is the EU.

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its the lord mayor of london supporting the petition,and weres he from yep you guessed it pakifucxingstan he would want stewarts inquiry lolol

 

Wouldn't have thought he'd be that familiar with the principles of democracy !

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its the lord mayor of london supporting the petition,and weres he from yep you guessed it pakifucxingstan he would want stewarts inquiry lolol

 

Wouldn't have thought he'd be that familiar with the principles of democracy !

He is not, thats why he doesnt accept the Democratic verdict of the majority,typical self serving politician . he voted IN in the referendum the verdict was OUT doesnt matter London voted in, if he had principles he would tender his resignation.

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its the lord mayor of london supporting the petition,and weres he from yep you guessed it pakifucxingstan he would want stewarts inquiry lolol

 

Wouldn't have thought he'd be that familiar with the principles of democracy !

He is not, thats why he doesnt accept the Democratic verdict of the majority,typical self serving politician . he voted IN in the referendum the verdict was OUT doesnt matter London voted in, if he had principles he would tender his resignation.

 

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It seems Farage agrees with the premise of the petition :hmm: Or at least he did when he thought it'd be Leave losing narrowly :laugh:

Cmon at least he was active and passionate about it, more than can be said for Corbyn. Love him or hate him he put himself front and centre.
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http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-eu-referendum-36306681

 

It seems Farage agrees with the premise of the petition :hmm: Or at least he did when he thought it'd be Leave losing narrowly :laugh:

Cmon at least he was active and passionate about it, more than can be said for Corbyn. Love him or hate him he put himself front and centre.

 

 

What's that got to do with Farage being massive hypcrite?

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http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-eu-referendum-36306681

 

It seems Farage agrees with the premise of the petition :hmm: Or at least he did when he thought it'd be Leave losing narrowly :laugh:

Cmon at least he was active and passionate about it, more than can be said for Corbyn. Love him or hate him he put himself front and centre.

What's that got to do with Farage being massive hypcrite?

Nothing probably but I just thought I'd give that anorak wearing f****r a kick, after all when it comes to the EU he's a hypocrite too mind.
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http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-eu-referendum-36306681

 

It seems Farage agrees with the premise of the petition :hmm: Or at least he did when he thought it'd be Leave losing narrowly :laugh:

Cmon at least he was active and passionate about it, more than can be said for Corbyn. Love him or hate him he put himself front and centre.

What's that got to do with Farage being massive hypcrite?

Nothing probably but I just thought I'd give that anorak wearing f****r a kick, after all when it comes to the EU he's a hypocrite too mind.

Not really, he stood by everything he said about the problems of the EU but when it came to the referendum he decided it made more sense to remain and try and reform from the inside.

 

Did you ever actually watch any of the speeches he gave or did you just get what you think his views were from the media?

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http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-eu-referendum-36306681

 

It seems Farage agrees with the premise of the petition :hmm: Or at least he did when he thought it'd be Leave losing narrowly :laugh:

Cmon at least he was active and passionate about it, more than can be said for Corbyn. Love him or hate him he put himself front and centre.

What's that got to do with Farage being massive hypcrite?

Nothing probably but I just thought I'd give that anorak wearing f****r a kick, after all when it comes to the EU he's a hypocrite too mind.
Not really, he stood by everything he said about the problems of the EU but when it came to the referendum he decided it made more sense to remain and try and reform from the inside.

 

Did you ever actually watch any of the speeches he gave or did you just get what you think his views were from the media?

I did watch a bit aye but to say he was half hearted is being gratuitous, I thought he was supposed to be passionate about stuff he believed in. Not really leader type material imo. ?
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http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-eu-referendum-36306681

 

It seems Farage agrees with the premise of the petition :hmm: Or at least he did when he thought it'd be Leave losing narrowly :laugh:

Cmon at least he was active and passionate about it, more than can be said for Corbyn. Love him or hate him he put himself front and centre.

What's that got to do with Farage being massive hypcrite?

Nothing probably but I just thought I'd give that anorak wearing f****r a kick, after all when it comes to the EU he's a hypocrite too mind.
Not really, he stood by everything he said about the problems of the EU but when it came to the referendum he decided it made more sense to remain and try and reform from the inside.

 

Did you ever actually watch any of the speeches he gave or did you just get what you think his views were from the media?

I did watch a bit aye but to say he was half hearted is being gratuitous, I thought he was supposed to be passionate about stuff he believed in. Not really leader type material imo. ?

Why would he be really passionate about what he considers a deeply flawed organisation? He saw staying in and pushing for reform as the better of two bad choices.

 

Maybe not a great passionate argument with lots of snappy soundbites but at least it's consistent, considered and honest, the sort of thing everyone is saying they want more of from our politicians. Or would you have preferred him to run a dishonest, passionate campaign where he denied all the problems of the EU?

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