Today's Brexit news

[Lockhouse]

The woman having a go at Farage last night was a HuffPost blogger who had been deliberately planted by ITV.

[SueEllen]

The guy who petitioned me to Remain outside the station was 69 years old.

I know you have a reading comprehension problem but I am sure you can read the word "likely" in my first sentence.

[DodgyAgent]

I know you have a reading comprehension problem but I am sure you can read the word "likely" in my first sentence.

Neither what you said or my reply were incorrect. let us leave it at that.

[VectraMan]

They have extended the voter deadline as the website crashed yesterday.

The Brexit people are furious as they know it's younger voters who have been getting on with their lives who are likely the ones to:
1. Use a website
2. Register at the last moment
3. Likely to vote Bremain

Most kippers registered to vote in 1974, and are still driving the same Austin Allegro that they bought that year.

Hopefully this means this is going the same way as the Scotland referendum: People who weren't that interested are suddenly realising there's a real possibility that they're about to be shafted by a more vocal minority of nutters.

[d000hg]

The French are revolting.

France shuns Europe as Brexit revolt spreads*

I'd have thought France would have been quite pro, how come they're not? Stronger national identity? Culture of not being told what to do?

Ironic Greece hates the EU after we're doing so much to prop them up.

[The_Equalizer]

Most kippers registered to vote in 1974, and are still driving the same Austin Allegro that they bought that year.

Hopefully this means this is going the same way as the Scotland referendum: People who weren't that interested are suddenly realising there's a real possibility that they're about to be shafted by a more vocal minority of nutters.

It's funny how our society now thinks pensioners are doddering old fools that really should be bumped off.

[The_Equalizer]

I'd have thought France would have been quite pro, how come they're not? Stronger national identity? Culture of not being told what to do?

Ironic Greece hates the EU after we're doing so much to bu66er them up.

FTFY

[DodgyAgent]

I'd have thought France would have been quite pro, how come they're not? Stronger national identity? Culture of not being told what to do?

Ironic Greece hates the EU after we're doing so much to prop them up.

Interesting that you think that we are doing them a favour. This is what the EU thinks it is doing for all of us. The best route for Greece would be to cast itself off the EURO

[The_Equalizer]

Interesting that you think that we are doing them a favour. This is what the EU thinks it is doing for all of us. The best route for Greece would be to cast itself off the EURO

They're not allowed to. They have to keeps paying until 2080!

In the event of Remain, there's still a good chance of a monumental Euro crash will bring the whole thing down. Still, it'll be a lot worse then.

[DimPrawn]

I'd have thought France would have been quite pro, how come they're not? Stronger national identity? Culture of not being told what to do?

Ironic Greece hates the EU after we're doing so much to prop them up.

Receivers of handouts love the EU, payers who get nothing but immigrants and red tape, don't.