Cable Forum - Brexit (Old)

Got a bit of catch up to get to a million though....

107,000 have signed the petition to stop MPs getting subsidised food and drink - a far more worthy cause :tu:
https://petition.parliament.uk/petitions/208776

Chris

31-10-2018 18:20

Re: Brexit

Mhmm. Hands up who thinks any of these petitions are going to affect the progress of Brexit in any way, shape or form ...

Mr K	31-10-2018 18:24

Re: Brexit

Quote:

Originally Posted by Chris (Post 35968793)

Mhmm. Hands up who thinks any of these petitions are going to affect the progress of Brexit in any way, shape or form ...

No, it's going to be a total balls up without a doubt. They don't need help from petitions.

denphone

31-10-2018 18:25

Re: Brexit

Quote:

Originally Posted by Mr K (Post 35968795)

No, it's going to be a total balls up without a doubt. They don't need help from petitions.

Petitions won't change anything that is for sure.

Dave42

31-10-2018 18:30

Re: Brexit

both petitions are totally pointless

djfunkdup

31-10-2018 18:32

Re: Brexit

Quote:

Originally Posted by Dave42 (Post 35968798)

both petitions are totally pointless

That's the only thing you have said in this Brexit thread i agree with :D:D

+1

Mr K	31-10-2018 18:35

Re: Brexit

Quote:

Originally Posted by Dave42 (Post 35968798)

both petitions are totally pointless

It is a bit depressing, that the Govt. take no notice of them, even though they set the system up! It's just a fobbing off the electorate and giving them the illusion of having some say.

If people get too disenchanted they might look to other routes for change.

djfunkdup

31-10-2018 19:06

Re: Brexit

Quote:

Originally Posted by Mr K (Post 35968800)

If people get too disenchanted they might look to other routes for change.

And that other route would be ? ;)

1andrew1

31-10-2018 23:19

Re: Brexit

Oh dear!

Earlier we read Dominic Raab's letter indicating that that the divorce deal was expected by 21st November.

Now the Coalition of Chaos has changed its mind!

Quote:

Two and half hours later, a spokesperson for the Department for Exiting the European Union confirmed there was no significance to the remarks in the letter: “There is no set date for the negotiations to conclude. The 21st November was the date offered by the Chair of the Select Committee for the Secretary of State to give evidence.”

https://www.theguardian.com/politics...-raab-suggests

denphone

01-11-2018 04:21

Re: Brexit

Typical of the omnishambles that has been deeply prevalent since the Referendum...

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