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Every opposition MP: “Will the Prime Minister confirm that he will obey the law of the land and ask for an extension to Article 50 if he’s unable to negotiate a deal by October 19th?”
Every Tory MP: “Of course the government will obey the law, it’s dumb to even suggest that the Prime Minister would openly break the law.”
Boris Johnson: “I’m totally going to break the law because I don’t like it.”
And nobody is remotely surprised.
Bob there, apparently struggling with the idea that when we leave the EU, we won’t be able to access the benefits that we have as members of the EU, like passport lanes for people from EU member countries because we won’t...be in....the EU.
Dear UK citizens
Brexit is tearing the nation apart. It’s a cowardly, racist, and unfounded move backed with lies and manipulation. Something must be done.
May is stubborn, and despite having faced two of the biggest- one of them the biggest- parliamentary defeats in history, she continues to ignore the voices of both her MP’s and the public. If like me you’re frustrated with not only the state of brexit, but the state of our democracy and the move further towards the right in British politics, please do take a minute to consider signing the petition at the link below.
Revoke Article 50 Now
The government repeatedly claims exiting the EU is 'the will of the people'. We need to put a stop to this claim by proving the strength of public support now, for remaining in the EU. A People's Vote may not happen - so vote now.
If you’re British and don’t want Brexit you should definitely sign this! Hopefully it can affect some sort of change.
The seeds of Trump, Brexit and Modi’s success were sown by endemic racism and unfairness. Tackling that is the answer, says Guardian columnist Gary Younge
"There are many differences between the places I’ve mentioned, but for now I’d like to focus on one thing that unites them: that the countries which keep producing these shocks are every bit as racist, xenophobic and discriminatory as their voting habits suggest. This is not some new virus; it’s a susceptibility to a chronic illness that has crippled us for years. Ethnic and racial plurality and migration as a lived experience are older than any nation state, but equality is a relatively new idea, and some don’t like it. People forget how recently African Americans couldn’t vote, and that Winston Churchill told his cabinet “Keep England White” was a good campaign slogan.
These electoral victories are, largely but not exclusively, the products of those age-old prejudices: not because everyone who voted for them was racist, but because all the racists who did go to the polls voted for them. The intensity of that racism is now growing, as the victors use their podiums and despatch boxes to amplify their bigotry, giving confidence and licence for people to spread their poison. Take Britain. In January 2016, 64% of people from an ethnic minority said they had been targeted by a stranger. That’s before Brexit, and already terrible. That proportion rose to 76% this year. Things were bad. They are getting worse."
PLEASE DO NOT CAMP OUT ON THE "REVOKE ARTICLE 50" PETITION.
Doing so is what has been causing the site to crash. You can, however, watch it through Periscope, which is livestreaming the entire thing without the strain on the site's servers.
Let other people sign it!
Speaker says PM cannot bring back deal to parliament without substantial changes
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