Majority of Britons support 'Brexit by any means' poll

[SheungWan 8,219]

11 minutes ago, Somtamnication said:

Absolutely we want out. The bullying from the EU and that drunk Juncker (sp) is more than we can bear. Independence is sweet; now I know how India and others felt like.

Comparing to India the latest nonsense.

[SheungWan 8,219]

Telegraph question rather skewed.

[vogie 20,463]

11 minutes ago, SheungWan said:

Telegraph question rather skewed.

Sometimes it's best just to take the medicine.

[Chomper Higgot 25,567]

From the Toryograph, bless.

[Chomper Higgot 25,567]

5 minutes ago, vogie said:

Sometimes it's best just to take the medicine.

Sometimes it’s best to put it back to the electorate, this poll seems to bolster your confidence that the electorate support Brexit.

[stevenl 23,337]

Just now, Chomper Higgot said:

From the Toryograph, bless.

I don't think the source matters very much. What does matter is the question, very much leading, and the incorrect conclusions. 

[vogie 20,463]

11 minutes ago, Chomper Higgot said:

Sometimes it’s best to put it back to the electorate, this poll seems to bolster your confidence that the electorate support Brexit.

No point chomper, they don't respect the electorates opinion.

 

this poll seems to bolster your confidence that the electorate support Brexit.

Seems to shatter yours.

 

 

[Fred31 206]

3 hours ago, fasteddie said:

'' an opinion poll conducted for the Daily Telegraph''.....'nuff said.

yeah, especially since they excluded the don't knows. Now no one knows what the poll size was, or its calculated accuracy, AND it was for the very dubious Daily Telegraph

[Fred31 206]

28 minutes ago, vogie said:

Sometimes it's best just to take the medicine.

Oh, any old medicine ok with you? Because now you are at the pharmacy, they don't have what you want, so anything will do....?

[edwinchester 7,282]

1 hour ago, bluesofa said:

As an aside, I had a new UK passport in April. The words "European Union" at the top of the front cover have now disappeared.

Was it blue?

[vogie 20,463]

12 minutes ago, Fred31 said:

Oh, any old medicine ok with you? Because now you are at the pharmacy, they don't have what you want, so anything will do....?

They may be still open if you rush.

[bluesofa 32,730]

12 minutes ago, edwinchester said:

Was it blue?

No, still the same colour - see attached.

 

IIRC the contract for the burgundy passports expires in October this year, so the new blue ones will start being issued sometime soon after that, probably when the old stocks have been used.

 

 

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[edwinchester 7,282]

16 minutes ago, bluesofa said:

No, still the same colour - see attached.

 

IIRC the contract for the burgundy passports expires in October this year, so the new blue ones will start being issued sometime soon after that, probably when the old stocks have been used.

 

 

Yeah, I guess taking back control has it's limits.

[nobodysfriend 2,340]

5 hours ago, webfact said:

Majority of Europeans support 'Brexit by any means '

 

[NanLaew 19,720]

3 hours ago, ukrules said:

If Johnson doesn't deliver by November 1, then he's out and there will be real turmoil at an election.

 

..and the UK will still be an EU member.

 

National priorities versus celebrity personalities is how I see British parliamentarians these days. Just when everyone is talking up unity, placing the UK's economic future first and working to get the best possible solution, we get this nonsense.

 

Honestly, what on earth will a women-only 'war cabinet' manage to do that several hundred elected (and de-elected) MP's of all genders have not managed to do since Brexit was voted for? The Right Honorable Member of Parliament for Brighton Pavilion is typically cashing in on some misconception that being an elected MP is like getting an invitation to compete in Britain's Got Talent. At the same time, she's not doing her mildly resurgent Green Party any good.