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Had an ebay order delivered today ... Well, the jiffy bag at least - the envelope had been cut open and the contents stolen. Peckham Sorting Office perchance?

The Guardian is reporting expectations in the Civil Service for public inquiries into various aspects of Brexit: https://www.theguardian.com/politics/2019/mar/23/calls-grow-for-public-inquiry-into-brexit

DulwichFox Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > 4 Million people who wish to take away our > Democratic system of voting. > > There are many Corrupt Governments across the > World thst do not have Democratic voting > where Election results are overturned or > ignored. > > We had a Democratic vote on Brexit. Leave voters > won. > > Are we going to have a second General Election if > some people dont get their way. > > If you do not like our Democratic voting system > then go and live in one of the most corrupt > countries of the World. > Somalia, South Sudan, Syria , Afghanistan Yemen. Democracy, like society, is not static DF. To quote a Brexiteer, 'If a democracy cannot change its mind, it ceases to be a democracy' (David Davis MP, 9/11/12 during his speech 'Europe:it's time to decide'. Given the pig's ear Cameron, May and the Government have made of Brexit, the people have a right to look at Brexit again and even change their mind if they choose to.

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Captain Marvel Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > It will deffo make 4m before the march Almost there. Just now: 3,943,064 signatures

dbboy Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Which bit of democracy don't you seem to get? > > democracyDictionary result for democracy > /dɪˈmɒkrəsi/Submit > noun > a system of government by the whole population or > all the eligible members of a state, typically > through elected representatives. > "a system of parliamentary democracy" > synonyms: representative government, elective > government, constitutional government, popular > government; More > a state governed under a system of democracy. > plural noun: democracies > "a multiparty democracy" > control of an organization or group by the > majority of its members. > "the intended extension of industrial democracy" > > In terms of the EU referendum result, you voted, > the country reached a majority decision to leave, > the Government are trying to (badly) implement the > result. A further referendum will only muddy the > waters. You may or may not agree with the outcome > of referendum, but that is the result be that > right or wrong. Democracy, like society, is not static. To quote a Brexiteer,'If a democracy cannot change its mind, it ceases to be a democracy' (David Davis MP, 9/11/12 during his speech 'Europe:it's time to decide'. Given the pig's ear Cameron, May and the Government have made of Brexit, the people have a right to look at Brexit again and even change their mind if they choose to.

Don't worry, everything's going to be fine - Uri Geller's on the case ... 'Uri Geller promises to stop Brexit using telepathy Illusionist has told Theresa May he will ?not allow? her to lead Britain out of the EU' https://www.theguardian.com/politics/2019/mar/22/uri-geller-promises-to-stop-brexit-using-telepathy

Just now: 3,601,056 signatures robbin Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > WTF is she persisting in misleading them in that > deluded way? Arrogance, pig-headed stubbornness, misguided delusions of duty and thinking about herself and the Tories over and above the best intesrests of the country.

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Just now: 937,656 signatures https://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/politics/brexit-petition-revoke-article-50-theresa-may-deal-extension-a8832851.html

The lack of communication and planning for something happening in a couple of weeks is appalling. They don't seem to have thought this through very well - - We are not all in one family residences, some of us in flats or houses in multiple occupation share our brown bins. - Brown bins in HMOS are often used for garden work done in the common ways rather than just private gardens - Where there are privately or social housing rented properties does the landlord pay for the brown bins? - Where a mix of rented and owner-occupied properties in a building, does each resident apply and pay for own bin (seems bound to clog the streets), share or just use the ones with stickers on? Seems bound for potential neighbour disputes. Did they even bother to canvas opinions? I had not heard anything before this thread.

Yes, do report to police. When I lived in Dollis Hill we used to have to run the gauntlet of various touts, dealers etc which was very daunting to cross and scary walking home. The local police stepped up their presence in the evenings which made such a difference.

Petition site back up Latest number: 747,851

Currently 'Petitions is down for maintenance. Please try again later' Please do and spread the word.

Update on details for the march next week.

Always have some cash on me, but use debit card as well. Would hate to live in a cashless society. Only place I tap is on BA for food as they no longer take cash on board (except for charity donation), otherwise I prefer to put in my pin.

Had a few pre-recorded calls over the last week. Put phone down. Have had them in the past, but just started again.

Lavender, there's lots of good information and advice out there if you are concerned (Alzheimers Society etc.). The BBC Horizon series did a very good documentary on Alzheimers which is available on YouTube and the Mayo Clinic has interesting information on research (https://www.mayoclinic.org/diseases-conditions/alzheimers-disease/in-depth/alzheimers-treatments/art-20047780). It is more likely that you were feeing tired after a busy day. We all forget why we have gone into the kitchen/upstairs etc. I'm always doing it.

Join us on 23rd of March for the ?Put It To The People March? to make the calls for a People?s Vote too loud to ignore. On the 23rd of March, just six days before the Government hopes to take Britain out of the EU, hundreds of thousands of people will march on Parliament offering a solution to a crisis that threatens their living standards, businesses and jobs. We demand a People?s Vote, and come 23 March, it could be a case of now or never. Please sign up to join us. We will be congregating from 12pm, high noon in Park Lane, and marching to Parliament Square to make our voices heard. Our demand is a simple one: that any Brexit is put the people so that we can have the final say. This will be a day to tell your children about, to tell your grandchildren about. Join us. See website at: https://www.peoples-vote.uk/march Details When? Saturday 23rd March 2019. Assemble at 12pm noon for 1pm start. Where? Meet on Park Lane (southbound carriageway), north of the Hilton Hotel. Click here for map How? If traveling by Tube, please exit at Marble Arch or Hyde Park Corner.

Last week we had no joy, but today we found a complete Guardian at the Co-op LL. Sainsburys at Dulwich Library did not have any. Last week we were told that the driver had no inserts loaded on the van.