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By:
Capt__F
When: 22 May 19 22:36
stavros
By:
HGS
When: 22 May 19 22:37
Brexit Party
By:
Capt__F
When: 22 May 19 22:37
2nd referendum

Brexit storm it
By:
mouse muldoon
When: 22 May 19 22:38
Buffoon Batten's Barmy Army
By:
akabula
When: 22 May 19 23:25
The Brexit Party.
Was tempted by Labour when I saw their manifesto spoke of free mouse traps for all.
By:
screaming from beneaththewaves
When: 23 May 19 00:17
The West Country's the place to be.

We've got not just the nicest weather and the most beautiful landscapes, but also the most entertaining list of candidates. Lord Adonis will be trading blows with Sargon of Akkad, while Ann Widdecombe grapples Boris Johnson's sister; and Larch Maxey of the Ecological Land Cooperative is presumably looking for votes from the tree community. Could split the Green Party vote, with the latter represented by a candidate registered as 'Molly' Scott Cato, which is presumably someone's dog.

There are also, I suppose, Conservative and Lib Dem candidates. But who cares about them?
By:
lybertyne
When: 23 May 19 00:43
Brexit Party
By:
lybertyne
When: 23 May 19 00:45
Some people (remainers) want a 2nd referendum.  Totting up the votes for pro-Brexit and anti-Brexit parties might give a rough idea of how a referendum would go.  I have an inkling it would be much more in favour of Brexit than the original referendum.
By:
DenzilPenberthy
When: 23 May 19 00:45
Brexit Party
By:
n88uk
When: 23 May 19 02:09

May 23, 2019 -- 12:45AM, lybertyne wrote:


Some people (remainers) want a 2nd referendum.

By:
n88uk
When: 23 May 19 02:09
^No evidence for this and that's on basic remain vs leave votes too which another referendum will never be. Leave will have to actually stand for something if another referendum takes place otherwise it serves no purpose.
By:
roadrunner46
When: 23 May 19 02:27
nigel farrage, ive lost my voting card, best politican of the 21st century
By:
aaronh
When: 23 May 19 07:28
Make sure you all use pens
By:
aaronh
When: 23 May 19 07:28
Thought we already knew that leave would win like 80-20 because of GE17
By:
terry mccann
When: 23 May 19 08:38
Aprotest vote for a here today gone tomorrow party,todays their day though and I hope they kick some a$$. Me,im not voting,from day one (well nearly) I said we would never be allowed to leave, I would love to be wrong and we leave with a hard Brexit and the sod the bloody EU
By:
donny osmond
When: 23 May 19 08:59
a vote for brexit or ukip is vote to leave

any otters is remain

hth
By:
doridoru
When: 23 May 19 08:59
BREXIT PARTY - THERE CAN BE ONLY ONE....SUMMER IS COMING
By:
twizzle22
When: 23 May 19 09:10
Brexit for me and Brexit for Mrs Twizzle
By:
Jack Hacksaw
When: 23 May 19 09:18
Brexit for me and Brexit for Mrs H (if I can drag her to the polling station)
By:
dunlaying
When: 23 May 19 09:18
Brexit .
By:
n88uk
When: 23 May 19 09:29
Better make sure I get my 4 votes in based on this thread to tip the balance.
By:
spyker
When: 23 May 19 09:45
Some people (remainers) want a 2nd referendum.  Totting up the votes for pro-Brexit and anti-Brexit parties might give a rough idea of how a referendum would

This was done earlier in the week (poll of polls) and leaving out Con and labour and adding Farage's Folly with UKIP against the remain parties gives something like 36-37.5% to the remain parties, in other words, just like the ref a very close result. Either way, the results of this election should have as much bearing as the LIbdems success did in the local elections - i.e it means feck all, unless maybe one side gets 60% which won't happen.
By:
n88uk
When: 23 May 19 09:52
Bearing on Brexit that is true. And you'd be right to say most people are voting for that reason. But in reality you should be voting the best people to represent you in the European parliament, you can't moan about having a lack of say if you then vote for people you know won't turn up.
By:
screaming from beneaththewaves
When: 23 May 19 09:55
The LibDem successes in the local elections do mean something if you've found yourself lumbered with them. The next time some chancer from the Smoke wants to plaster 100 acres of Somerset with solar panels, it'll get nodded through.Sad

I'll say one thing, after donating yesterday to a political party for the first time ever: having spent a pony registering as a Brexit Party supporter, I'm motivated to walk to the polling station today in a way I never felt in all the years I voted Labour pre-Corbyn.
By:
Jack Hacksaw
When: 23 May 19 09:56
I should imagine the majority of people voting for Brexit are presuming that the referendum decision will be implemented as per the pledges of our elected leaders.
By:
n88uk
When: 23 May 19 10:53
At which point they've made a bad vote. Either Brexit happens and the vote doesn't matter or it does and you've elected people who won't turn up and represent you and these same types will then moan about a lack of influence in the EU.

Of course this would involve seeing the need for a plan B, and it seems most Brexiteers don't have a plan A.
By:
alun2005
When: 23 May 19 11:06
I would definitely recommend using a marker pen on the ballot paper when you cast your vote, whoever you vote for.

Miscreants could still of course 'spoil' you ballot paper, but it is at least a small security measure which would make it difficult for persons to alter your vote to that of another party.

Remember, there are constituencies in this country which have had problems in recent years with electoral fraud, so always try your best to circumvent this where you can.


There is of course one political party (in particular their Leader) which actually goes into this election with the recent endorsement of an Islamist Fundamentalist group. It beggars belief, but that party's leader has done nothing of substance to disassociate or distance him and his party from this group.


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https://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/politics/hamas-thanks-jeremy-corbyn-labour-leader-message-rally-pro-palestinian-a8917691.html

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https://www.standard.co.uk/news/politics/militant-group-salutes-jeremy-corbyn-for-support-of-palestinians-a4144411.html
By:
donny osmond
When: 23 May 19 11:11
dont forget to write down the number off the back of the ballot so you can check your vote against spoilt ballots
By:
Dr Crippen
When: 23 May 19 11:16
ive lost my voting card

You don't need your card to vote.

Just turn up at your voting station and give them your name and address.
By:
donny osmond
When: 23 May 19 11:29
wise to take id, in case somebody has voted in your name, or ballot paper
incorrectly allocated on register
By:
CLYDEBANK29
When: 23 May 19 11:35
4/1 Lib Dem.  1/4 I'll be wasting my time
By:
CLYDEBANK29
When: 23 May 19 11:38
should say 1/4 I won't waste my time.  4/1 waste my time voting Lib Dem
By:
Just Checking
When: 23 May 19 12:01
I'm sure many voting Brexit party never voted UKIP or even considered it but like millions up and down the country are utterly sickened by our "normal" politicians, and most of them seem just too d*mned stupid and arrogant to understand why.
By:
terry mccann
When: 23 May 19 12:18
We had the vote,we had the result,so why are you voting again? Its monumental b0llocks!
By:
edy
When: 23 May 19 12:20
This is an election, not a 2nd referendum, terry.
By:
terry mccann
When: 23 May 19 12:25
Sorry thought it something to do the European Parliament,of which we no longer belong to,my mistake.
By:
n88uk
When: 23 May 19 12:29
We are still a part of the EU and European parliament so yes your mistake.
By:
edy
When: 23 May 19 12:31
It's ok, terry, just stop being such a traitor quisling that tries to discourage people from voting for The Brexit Party today.
By:
Just Checking
When: 23 May 19 12:32
^^^
Ahh .. Trying to have a logical conversation using facts with someone who doesn't "do" either. I'll get the popcorn Laugh
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