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One day in 2016, a few more people voted to "leave" than to "remain". No huge majority. In fact a narrow majority voted out in only two of the four countries that make up the UK. Since then, it is clear that support for leave is dwinding while support for remain is growing.
Six million signatures on a petition to revoke Article 50. A million on the streets. All leave can muster is a few hundred thugs. Meanwhile, the Supreme Court annulled Johnson's attempt to shut down parliament. It was not ruling on Brexit, but that's what people think.
49% agree with the judges and only 30% think the court was wrong. A telling result. Meanwhile, the main parties in Westminster has apparently lost touch with reality and is not only ignoring the "will" of the people, but ignoring the people themselves.
Are we supposed to sit back and watch as the politicians wreck what is left of the UNITED Kingdom? I think not. peoples-vote.uk/let_us_be_heard
