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Re: The United Kingdom General Election, 2nd May 2024
AtariLegend wrote:Here's some of the polls.
I hear turnout will be very high in Northern Ireland. I'm worried, because let's just I know alot of racist people here. I'm not joking.
You mean xenophobic?
Nope. They just hate the ethnics.
It's my community, I know exactly what they're like.
NI is the least diverse part of the UK.
Then I am afraid voting out will not end their problems. Are they even aware that Pakistan, Zimbabwe and Nigeria are not in Europe? 
Re: The United Kingdom General Election, 2nd May 2024
Are they even aware that Pakistan, Zimbabwe and Nigeria are not in Europe?
Nope, but the leave campaign did post leaflets through people's doors with a map of the EU continent, where the only marked countries were Turkey/Iraq/Syria.
This is all about inflammatory comments getting people riled up, regardless of whether it's true or not.
Re: The United Kingdom General Election, 2nd May 2024
Blimey... Ignorance and hatred getting manipulated. 
Now trending on Twitter: #dogsatpollingstations How cute.
Re: The United Kingdom General Election, 2nd May 2024
I asked, the question do I just put it in here?
In my defense though, I tend not to vote in NI elections as explained.
Re: The United Kingdom General Election, 2nd May 2024
The shooting in Germany that's going to be all over the news might swing the late voters...
Re: The United Kingdom General Election, 2nd May 2024
Wow, the news channels for the past hour almost have been run-ing stories about a shooting in Germany were allegedly anywhere between 25-50 people where injured and 7 dead, along with CNN suggesting it was terrorism. Then this;
Update - German police say no one was injured by the gunman at a cinema in #Viernheim and the situation is now over
— Sky News Breaking (@SkyNewsBreak) June 23, 2016
Re: The United Kingdom General Election, 2nd May 2024
Less than 2 hours to go.
Voters stranded by rail problems
The problems at London transport hubs could potentially affect the ability of thousands of people to vote.
Waterloo, where there appears to be no service at all, serves 90 million passengers a year, which is about 250,000 a day on average (although the average obviously includes weekends and holidays).
Cannon Street, Charing Cross, London Bridge, Victoria, and probably other stations have also been affected. They are all major commuter stations with many people likely to have left for work this morning before polls opened.
The Rail Delivery Group says among the train operators affected are Abellio Greater Anglia, Gatwick Express, Southern, South West Trains and Thameslink.
Among those stranded is the broadcaster and journalist Sian Williams.
