the petetion is climbing

[Edtwozeronine]

It's at over 900k now, well done to all of those who have signed it!

[dessyb]

yup👍

[old man]

Done but the problem is that snouts are so deep in the trough it will make no difference?

 

[ditchman]

1 minute ago, old man said:

Done but the problem is that snouts are so deep in the trough it will make no difference?

 

done but as oldman says

[oldypigeonpopper]

Hello, Well done to everyone who signed 👍 , Lots of Farmers. Retired Folk, and those seriously peed of with the Labour Government , I reckon it might be the Highest numbers on a UK Petition 

[TR1]

Done  944,000 and counting

[Dougy]

14 minutes ago, oldypigeonpopper said:

Hello, Well done to everyone who signed 👍 , Lots of Farmers. Retired Folk, and those seriously peed of with the Labour Government , I reckon it might be the Highest numbers on a UK Petition 

I looked earlier it's certainly in the top 10 I think the highest was to do with EU or similar that was in the low millions. 

But it's certainly a kick up the frontside for Starmer and his gang. 

[oldypigeonpopper]

20 minutes ago, Dougy said:

I looked earlier it's certainly in the top 10 I think the highest was to do with EU or similar that was in the low millions. 

But it's certainly a kick up the frontside for Starmer and his gang. 

👍

[Miserableolgit]

1,003,938 signatures

[Westward]

6 hours ago, Scully said:

It’s not gonna happen folks ( as much as I’d like it too )

If say 20 million signed it, the King could choose to exercise his powers to dissolve parliament and thus force a fresh election.

[Scully]

5 minutes ago, Westward said:

If say 20 million signed it, the King could choose to exercise his powers to dissolve parliament and thus force a fresh election.

But he won’t. 

[stockybasher]

Done - 2 from wife and me !!

[dabbers]

signed

[Dougy]

14 minutes ago, Westward said:

If say 20 million signed it, the King could choose to exercise his powers to dissolve parliament and thus force a fresh election.

 

8 minutes ago, Scully said:

But he won’t. 

I dont think the King can do that nowadays, he can ask but i "think" the only person who can call another election is the sitting party, so no chance of that, as i said earlier Borris had the guts to do it. 

I will get corrected soon, politics hasnt been my thing since i left school. 

[Bigbob]

If the farmers emptied the supermarket shelves then they might force him out 

[JohnfromUK]

Realistically, the only way a Gov't can be 'ousted' against it's will is if they loose a "Vote of Confidence" in the House of Commons. 

That isn't going to happen with the majority Labour have as 'if' there was an election many of them would lose their seats, so they won't vote for it.  Stermer will brush it off and it is very unlikely that anyone would table a vote of no confidence as the chances of winning are nil.

[oowee]

8 minutes ago, JohnfromUK said:

Realistically, the only way a Gov't can be 'ousted' against it's will is if they loose a "Vote of Confidence" in the House of Commons. 

That isn't going to happen with the majority Labour have as 'if' there was an election many of them would lose their seats, so they won't vote for it.  Stermer will brush it off and it is very unlikely that anyone would table a vote of no confidence as the chances of winning are nil.

And they think he is doing a great job. 

[button]

2 minutes ago, oowee said:

And they think he is doing a great job. 

They dare not think anything else

[JohnfromUK]

3 minutes ago, oowee said:

And they think he is doing a great job. 

They are more interested in having a cushy guaranteed job (as unemployment grows) inflation proof salary (as inflation grows) and fantastic expenses for the next 4 years as the economy contracts - which clearly passes most of then by

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Edited 22 hours ago by JohnfromUK

[TIGHTCHOKE]

2 minutes ago, oowee said:

And they think he is doing a great job. 

"They" are in a minority.........................................

[bluesj]

1,174,069 now

[ditchman]

all that will happen is ...............NOTHING........if it was David trechorous Cameron all he would say is "i get it "

the only thing that would force a govt stance/position/change /resign

is if the supermarket shelves started emptying.............someone once said "3 days without food in the shops, will result in total anarchy"

Edited 22 hours ago by ditchman

[enfieldspares]

7 hours ago, Scully said:

Also, isn’t it a tad hypocritical? Akin to those calling for a second eu ( not worthy of higher case type ) referendum cos they didn’t like the result? 

Thank you. I posted this on another forum I subscribe to:

Wow. I wonder how many that now want a re-run of the General Election because they aren't happy with the result are some of the same people that told the folk that voted "Remain" in the EU Brexit Referendum to "get over it" and there shouldn't be a "second vote" because the first vote was final and what the people voted for?

Because it can be said that the promises made by "Leave" laid out in the Referendum also were not kept. Remember £350 million a week to the NHS, the removal of VAT on domestic electricity and gas, the "easiest trade deal in history", "no border in the Irish Sea", a better place for British fishermen and British farmers (that was Farage wasn't it).

Not to forget Turkey joining the EU? And free trade with the rest of the world...and especially with the USA?
 

Why Vote Leave

Let's take back control on 23 June

www.voteleavetakecontrol.org

Edited 21 hours ago by enfieldspares

[Scully]

13 minutes ago, enfieldspares said:

Thank you. I posted this on another forum I subscribe to:

Wow. I wonder how many that now want a re-run of the General Election because they aren't happy with the result are some of the same people that told the folk that voted "Remain" in the EU Brexit Referendum to "get over it" and there shouldn't be a "second vote" because the first vote was final and what the people voted for?

Because it can be said that the promises made by "Leave" laid out in the Referendum also were not kept. Remember £350 million a week to the NHS, the removal of VAT on domestic electricity and gas, the "easiest trade deal in history", "no border in the Irish Sea", a better place for British fishermen and British farmers (that was Farage wasn't it).

Not to forget Turkey joining the EU? And free trade with the rest of the world...and especially with the USA?
 

Why Vote Leave

Let's take back control on 23 June

www.voteleavetakecontrol.org

👍

[12gauge82]

3 hours ago, enfieldspares said:

Thank you. I posted this on another forum I subscribe to:

Wow. I wonder how many that now want a re-run of the General Election because they aren't happy with the result are some of the same people that told the folk that voted "Remain" in the EU Brexit Referendum to "get over it" and there shouldn't be a "second vote" because the first vote was final and what the people voted for?

Because it can be said that the promises made by "Leave" laid out in the Referendum also were not kept. Remember £350 million a week to the NHS, the removal of VAT on domestic electricity and gas, the "easiest trade deal in history", "no border in the Irish Sea", a better place for British fishermen and British farmers (that was Farage wasn't it).

Not to forget Turkey joining the EU? And free trade with the rest of the world...and especially with the USA?
 

Why Vote Leave

Let's take back control on 23 June

www.voteleavetakecontrol.org

I totally agree, I didn't vote for this government, but they've won a democratic election and it should be respected imo. 

I will add that many of the leave promises didn't come to fruition because remainers were in power and refused to deliver on the promises made.