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  2. Aug 7

    Brexit Creep: The slow realisation and a growing fear that voting is probably the silliest thing we’ve ever done.

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  3. Aug 4

    Any supporter that tweets me using the words "will of the people" will instantly be blocked. 👍

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  4. Aug 3

    3/3 Fact: the majority of people eligible to vote in Referendum did NOT vote . 13 million ppl didn’t vote 16 million voted Remain 17 million voted Leave - a huge number but it cannot & should not be described as “the will of the people”

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  5. Aug 10

    Since has failed shouldn't we now be talking about in the past tense?

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  6. Aug 4

    failed. Leavers should get over it.

    1 reply 9 retweets 19 likes
  7. Aug 6

    If there were a general election tomorrow, who would you vote for?

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  8. 12 hours ago

    No one asked the people at the heart of the whether they thought would be good for it before the referendum. The liars used the as a political weapon. We in the ask for a , with . Grant us this.

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  9. Aug 7

    Thank you for organising this which I was pleased to sign - a full police investigation into lawbreaking is essential

    The full list of MPs, Peers & MEPs who signed our letter calling on & to investigate the law breaking by the Leave campaign
    165 replies 1,102 retweets 2,938 likes
  10. Aug 10

    Thats me done for a couple of weeks...stay safe everyone & see you soon

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  11. Aug 9

    The illegally funded campaign was harmful Too many’ve been conditioned to think like fundamentalists, hooligans, gamblers Life’s actually about family income, being able to serve customers, investment, succeeding in a challenging world, the future for our kids

    1 reply 14 retweets 23 likes
  12. 4 hours ago

    Gabby, we had a 'people's vote' on 23 June, 2016. The side won 52%-48%, a total of approximately 17.4 million, and a winning majority of 1.3 million. Since then, the EU withdrawal bill has been passed and the UK will leave the EU on 29 March 2019 at 11pm.

    Like a lot of us I am desperate for facts and clarity. As a mum and as a citizen I’m getting more and more worried about the way Brexit is going. So my family and I are backing on the final deal. The country has to have chance to speak.
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  13. Aug 3

    This SUPERB letter appeared in our local paper today. I recommend EVERYBODY adapts it and emails/sends to their own MP. We HAVE to counter the campaign lies, the growing influence of & his fascists and together stop a

    19 replies 305 retweets 368 likes
  14. 30 minutes ago
    Replying to and

    Yes, and a strong is in the best interests of its friends & neighbours. At the same time, UK is the only nation trading more outside than in, so the wise choice to will open up even greater trade possibilities such as joining the which it cannot currently do

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  15. 14 hours ago

    Well, that's fantastic. I suppose that Theresa May in an actual hijab would have been seen even by the foaming Bannonite racists at .EU as a step too far. If only there was an opposition party that could capitalise on this tory collapse, rather than being 4 points behind.

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  16. 2 hours ago

    view of U.K. strength and capabilities outside is bizarre. 50 years of indecision over no high speed railways (except to EU!) needs China and France to build n-stations, tiny market compared to EU, China, India etc,

    Except US have not agreed our WTO schedule because they want a better deal than they currently have with the EU. So worse for us. It’s obvious . Country of 60m vs trading bloc 600m of course EU in stronger negotiating position.
  17. Aug 11

    UK is back in (two quarters of falling output), but this is due to a global slowdown, not . The current dip is also smaller than the last manuf recession, shortly before the vote to , and much smaller than during the eurozone crisis...

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  18. 16 minutes ago
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    Here is a graph illustrating the undemocratic nature of the decision to implement the . The number not on the electoral register + those that did not vote + vote, shows that 47,189,258 of the UK population did not vote , compared to 17,410,742 who did.

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  19. 8 hours ago

    Latest poll in observer indicates that in constituency of & Brightside. 4eg there has been a greater than 12% swing to from so that this parliamentary now backs staying in the EU.

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  20. 41 minutes ago

    Actually, I think the true figures are even more indicative of a collapse in real democracy if we go ahead with . I think the vote constituted 37% of the electorate but only 27% of the population. More people in the UK didn’t vote for Brexit than did: 73% in fact.

    Replying to @vMackem @ProfBrianCox @gavinesler
    What other referenda? You think 37% of the population, who were fed lies and misrepresentation is a true vote? Our was it just a result you favoured?
  21. 21 hours ago

    Many people like are demanding a but yet not one of them can answer the simplest Question. "What happens when people vote to Again?

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