Harringay, Haringey - So Good they Spelt it Twice!
People's Vote march Saturday - details
https://www.peoples-vote.uk/march
Park Lane, London
Assemble from 12pm (midday).
We will assemble on Park Lane, north of the Hilton Hotel, on 20 October 2018 from 12pm (midday).
We will then march to Parliament Square where we will hear speeches in support of a People’s Vote from 1400pm.
We want to make the People’s Vote : March for the Future as accessible and inclusive as possible. To help us achieve this, we have created a full accessibility guide for the event. To load this map download it, please click here.
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With the politicians in melt down over Brexit they need us to decide for them ... if they ever actually get any sort of Brexit declaration on the table, signed off by brexiters, remainers, DUP, SNP and all 27 European countries. A big ask!
Don't forget, the real detail in negotiations wouldn't start until after March 29th on trade, visas, travel, the Irish border etc. That will go on for years. More uncertainty and ... we'll have no say.
Meanwhile, business investment decisions are caught in the brexit farce headlights .... as well as many people's decisions re their own futures, particularly our European friends, colleagues and neighbours.
Peeps, this is the most important decision for the country we live in within our lifetimes and for our kidz futures.
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Permalink Reply by Neil on
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We have already had the people's vote....... and they voted by a clear majority to leave the failing EU.
This march is a cover for Remoaners to stop the democratic will of the people.
Another people's vote is opposed by the leaders of the two main parties, so this march is a waste of time and will just cause traffic ciaos in central London. Many working people will have their journeys disrupted.
When Brexit is a success for the working people of this country in three years time, the people who went on this march should be exposed and embarrassed.
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Permalink Reply by matt on
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Oh look, you just 'exposed and embarrassed' yourself Neil. Keep on giving. The march is ... guess what ... a 'democratic will of the people'. Don't worry yourself Neil, the march isn't binding obv and neither was the narrow referendum result. But you probably wouldn't understand that either.
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Permalink Reply by Harringay 4eva on
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Genuine question: in 3 years time, how will we know if Brexit has been a "success for the working people of this country"? What are the/your metrics Neil?
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My metrics are:
Record low unemployment, just as we have achieved since the people's vote called Brexit.
Rising wages, as we have seen this week in the news, thanks to Brexit.
Record high stock market, as we have seen achieved since the Brexit vote.
Record levels of exports, tourism and inward investment, as we have achieved since the great Brexit vote.
Record low levels of immigration, giving disadvantaged people in Haringey a better chance of finding a home, getting a GP appointment and getting school places for their children at a nearby school.
A booming economy thanks to more and better trade deals from around the world.
Apologies from all the Remoaners stating they were wrong and that the UK economy and the working class are much better off thanks to Brexit.
Watching more countries leave the failing EU because the Brussels system is not fit for purpose.
Watching the Euro currency fall against the booming pound.
I could go on!
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Do go on please.
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Brexit hasn't happened yet so that voids your first 4 points. March 29th is your Brexit doomsday.
Darth Varder will be proud of you Mr O'Shea
I was going to order you a special commemorative tea set but unfortunately the suppliers have informed me it won't be ready until April 2019. They said something about the price going up by 10% due to the teapot tariff, another 10% due to extra customs paperwork costs and then ... oh dear ... it might be delayed at customs.
Looks like you'll have to make your own
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Permalink Reply by John D on
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So the fall in the value of the pound wasn't caused by Brexit as so many claimed ? It couldn't have been, because it happened before March 29th.
Brexit is an on-going process: the consequences will not just happen suddenly overnight.
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God I'm slow .... Just Suss'ed it. Your a Faragist with an Irish passport.
Best of both worlds ayy??????
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Play the ball, not the man.
The saddest thing about the outcome of the Referendum was the vicious and furious attacks on the Leavers. The most constructive thing the Remainers could come up with was that Leavers were stupid and selfish, blinkered, racist, Little Englanders, taken in by lying, self-seeking politicians.
I didn't see any vox populi on-line discussion of the economic or political facts.
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