6 hours ago, Laughing Gravy said:

He is right Bill, my point being that any Tom, Dick and Harry can do it and shows what a load of rollicks it is. If I can do it from China anyone can do it and shows just how invalid it is. I can't believe people are getting excited by an online petition that can and is easily manipulated, hence my 3 votes.

 

Quote

“The Government Digital Service have a number of ways of identifying and preventing fraudulent activity based around blocking, removing and monitoring signatures as appropriate.

“Some types of fraud are monitored to ensure that it does not affect the integrity of the petition. Evidence of fraud may affect whether the Petitions Committee choose to act on the petition.

“We do not comment in detail on fraud. Ideally someone who has tried to fraudulently sign the petition would never realise that they have failed.”

 

1 hour ago, Kieran00001 said:

“The Government Digital Service have a number of ways of identifying and preventing fraudulent activity based around blocking, removing and monitoring signatures as appropriate.

“Some types of fraud are monitored to ensure that it does not affect the integrity of the petition. Evidence of fraud may affect whether the Petitions Committee choose to act on the petition.

“We do not comment in detail on fraud. Ideally someone who has tried to fraudulently sign the petition would never realise that they have failed.”

This quote from the Govt. Digital Service is supposed to be reassuring?

 

In other words, "ideally" they can delete any petition 'votes' they don't like - without even the petition 'voter' being aware?! ????

12 hours ago, Basil B said:

Am looking for it...

 

Found it...

 

Thanks for that.

 

I didn't have the heart to go back through over a hundred posts.

2 hours ago, Kieran00001 said:

 

 

Well obviously it didn't work for this petition, so spouting a cut and paste from the internet, is hardly evidence as it is without fraud.

Edited March 30, 20197 yr by Laughing Gravy

58 minutes ago, billd766 said:

Thanks for that.

 

I didn't have the heart to go back through over a hundred posts.

Not at all I was making a very valid point that online petitions are as valid as a march through London on a weekend. No passports or professional ID required just an e mail and a post code. Anyone can sign up multiple times.

 

If it took the poster time to go over all my posts it was worthwhile.????

Unless I am getting stalked and he knows all my posts, off by heart.

The signs of great things to come. Soubry and Cooper soon to follow IMO. Well done to those constituents. I hope the rest of parliament is taking notice. A great day for democracy.

 

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-6866803/Pro-Remain-Tory-MP-Dominic-Grieve-loses-no-confidence-vote-local-Conservative-Party.html

 

 

Edited March 30, 20197 yr by Laughing Gravy

8 hours ago, Laughing Gravy said:

Obviously you haven' been keeping up with the news the last 3 years. Are you saying the EU are not trying to reverse the result. if you are you do not know what you are on about.

 

I was also referring to the EU in general with all referendums that have happened and their influence on governments to ignore results.

 

I tend not to use google as they are too biased. EU influenced, but if you are going to talk rubbish, it is best to get your facts right.

 

https://campaignforanindependentbritain.org.uk/overturningreferendums-european-way/

 

https://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/politics/brexit-eu-referendum-ignore-lisbon-treaty-nice-treaty-ireland-greece-france-netherlands-a7105261.html

So actually you do talk nonsense. 

As it should be well known even to you there was only ONE referendum. 

Also you did not haven one single answer to my questions.

You are simply one of those "loud speakers" without any knowledge about facts. 

10 minutes ago, Laughing Gravy said:

The signs of great things to come. Soubry and Cooper soon to follow IMO. Well done to those constituents. I hope the rest of parliament is taking notice. A great day for democracy.

 

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-6866803/Pro-Remain-Tory-MP-Dominic-Grieve-loses-no-confidence-vote-local-Conservative-Party.html

This won't have come as a surprize 

2 minutes ago, sawadee1947 said:

So actually you do talk nonsense. 

As it should be well known even to you there was only ONE referendum. 

Also you did not haven one single answer to my questions.

You are simply one of those "loud speakers" without any knowledge about facts. 

If you written in coherent English you would have understood. Once again, I was referring to the many times that decisions and referendums regarding the EU, have been changed.

 

If you were clear we could say there has been two referendums one in 1975 and another in 2016, if you are on about the UK. If you feel I am a loud speaker, I would say at least I am speaking.

4 minutes ago, evadgib said:

This won't have come as a surprize 

No to those with any intellect and common sense that people are angry with the self serving MP's like the weasel Grieve. Just wait until the next GE.

23 minutes ago, Laughing Gravy said:

No to those with any intellect and common sense that people are angry with the self serving MP's like the weasel Grieve. Just wait until the next GE.

A dozen or so can expect same....if a GE doesn't purge them beforehand.

Back to Grieve:

 

Edited March 30, 20197 yr by evadgib

Don't let Boris fool you he is part of the plot to derail Brexit.

3 minutes ago, tlandtday said:

Don't let Boris fool you he is part of the plot to derail Brexit.

You mean he is a "Trojan Horse" ?   That may explain why he is surrounded by wooden turds

Edited March 30, 20197 yr by geoffbezoz

I hope Boris becomes PM. I've had it with all these humourless professional PC politicians in it only for themselves.

We need a clown in chief in every western country to lighten things up.

Get over it...

 

Brexit is dead...

 

So is the Tory Party, traditional financial backers turning their back on the party in droves, reportedly down to £1.5 million in the coffers, that would hardly cover the cost of one leaflet delivered by unpaid party workers to every household in the country (26.5 in England, Scotland and Wales), that is if they have enough party workers left to deliver it. 

9 minutes ago, thaibeachlovers said:

I hope Boris becomes PM. I've had it with all these humourless professional PC politicians in it only for themselves.

We need a clown in chief in every western country to lighten things up.

You mean like America...????

5 minutes ago, thaibeachlovers said:

I hope Boris becomes PM. I've had it with all these humourless professional PC politicians in it only for themselves.

We need a clown in chief in every western country to lighten things up.

UK's version of Trump. Too many Tory MPs detest him for him to have even a sniff of a chance.

Which "clown" would you choose for your home country? I know there is no shortage of candidates.

David Davis by the proverbial country mile
Read his CV.

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On 3/29/2019 at 4:34 AM, Letseng said:

I'm still trying to find a leaver who can explain how Britain will benefit from leaving? So far I just got replies like "we want our own rule, do our own trade deals, fishing etc." Days of the Empire are over, British fishing industry will not go back to a guy with a boat, how many deals has Fox organised: Liechtenstein, Israel, may be Cuba, and 4 other countries of no great consequence. What is going to change as EU rules were integrated into British regulations  trade rules etc? These are there to stay otherwise you can't trade with the outside world.

This presently ongoing Brexit circus is not going to convince the world that Britain will be a reliable trading partner. 

Btw I'm not a Brit and I'm not an EU fanatic but ppl should look at reality. Why did Rees Mogg move his company out of Britain and to an EU country?

 

If you had read these numerous Brecit threads, you would know that the points you have made,were covered many times.

 I do thank you though,for pointing out, that you are not a Brit and surprisingly want us to remain in your so called union. But do not worry about your stance too much, as you will find that the majority of those on Thai visa, who are opposed to the the implementation of our Democratic vote, are like you, non- Brits.

 

 So what do the Majority think about the shenanigans that are taken place in the House Of Collaborators

 

 

 

Edited March 30, 20197 yr by nontabury

On 3/29/2019 at 6:29 AM, sawadee1947 said:

It's not about arrogance but stupidity and ignorance of British politics 

 

Are you speaking on behalf of yourself, or as you usually do, as a supporter of the murdering IRA.

3 minutes ago, nontabury said:

 

Are you speaking on behalf of yourself, or as you usually do, as a supporter of the murdering IRA.

Get a grip nontabury, I've never read that he supports the IRA murdering anybody, or the UDA, or UVF  doing it or anyone else. The troubles are supposed to be in the past, crazy fringe groups notwithstanding. If Ireland votes one day for reunification then good luck to them. Their problem is getting the vile Paedophile priests and the looney creationist wing of the Protestants out of politics. The last thing they need is the added problem of Brexit to f##k up all their lives.

2 minutes ago, Nigel Garvie said:

Get a grip nontabury, I've never read that he supports the IRA murdering anybody, or the UDA, or UVF  doing it or anyone else. The troubles are supposed to be in the past, crazy fringe groups notwithstanding. If Ireland votes one day for reunification then good luck to them. Their problem is getting the vile Paedophile priests and the looney creationist wing of the Protestants out of politics. The last thing they need is the added problem of Brexit to f##k up all their lives.

Pedophile Priests is not just an Ireland problem, like all perversity excused as religion it is a global problem.

7 minutes ago, Nigel Garvie said:

Get a grip nontabury, I've never read that he supports the IRA murdering anybody, or the UDA, or UVF  doing it or anyone else. The troubles are supposed to be in the past, crazy fringe groups notwithstanding. If Ireland votes one day for reunification then good luck to them. Their problem is getting the vile Paedophile priests and the looney creationist wing of the Protestants out of politics. The last thing they need is the added problem of Brexit to f##k up all their lives.

 

 Probably because unlike me, you have not been following his anti- British post on Thai visa over the years.

  Though he’s never mentioned that the Irish, who voted against the Lisbon So called agreement, were made to reverse their decision. And if they had not, the E.u would have made things pretty bad for them.

51 minutes ago, nontabury said:

But do not worry about your stance too much, as you will find that the majority of those on Thai visa, who are opposed to the the implementation of our Democratic vote, are like you, non- Brits.

 

I'm a Brit, I voted in the referendum. I voted remain. Does that make me a closet "Johnny Foreigner"?

 

I genuinely believe that you don't even realise what a racist piece of **** you really are. Born a xenophobe, die a xenophobe. You're a complete embarrassment to my country.

 

Go tell it to Tommy Islam.

 

 

Edited March 30, 20197 yr by Spidey

59 minutes ago, nontabury said:

 

Are you speaking on behalf of yourself, or as you usually do, as a supporter of the murdering IRA.

There is no IRA anymore. But I support everybody for reunification 

2 minutes ago, sawadee1947 said:

There is no IRA anymore. But I support everybody for reunification 

There actually is an IRA still. It's sleeping and we advise Brexiteers not to wake it up.

 

 

5 minutes ago, Spidey said:

There actually is an IRA still. It's sleeping and we advise Brexiteers not to wake it up.

That is the point. 

A border between the 2 Irelands would mean all former fights would start again. 

This is what TM tries to avoid

10 minutes ago, sawadee1947 said:

 

 

That is the point. 

A border between the 2 Irelands would mean all former fights would start again. 

This is what TM tries to avoid

I wouldn't credit May with that. It's at the insistence of the EU, who have the interests of the UK and Ireland at heart, unlike the government. Hopefully, on Monday,  parliament will opt for a permanent customs union combined with a second referendum and that will be an end to the NI problem.

46 minutes ago, Spidey said:

I'm a Brit, I voted in the referendum. I voted remain. Does that make me a closet "Johnny Foreigner"?

 

I genuinely believe that you don't even realise what a racist piece of **** you really are. Born a xenophobe, die a xenophobe. You're a complete embarrassment to my country.

 

Go tell it to Tommy Islam.

 

 

Thank you for proving my point.

3 people agree with you

 

Sawadee1947-  Irish

mfd101-  again not British

 

 

 

 

Back to the appeasing mide again are we??

There actually is an IRA still. It's sleeping and we advise Brexiteers not to wake it up.

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