The greatest fraud of the century: referendum in Great Britain

The advocates of the UK’s exit from the EU had massively rejected this move of the government and posted a petition on the British parliament’s site to ban Cameron from spending the taxpayers’ money on agitation . There were more than 200,000 signatures below the text of the petition at the time this article was in the writing. The parliament considered the petition on May 9, 2016. Ironically enough, in England the mailshot took place in April, while in Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland it was done on 5th of May, after the devolved elections. Actually, the petition was mere mockery never actually meant to really change anything.

Furthermore, when analyzing the agitation stuff of the campaign Vote Leave you get the impression of some imitation of the democracy procedure. The red color dominating in the agitation materials is subconsciously associated with danger and is only able to provoke negative reaction rather than positive one. The materials themselves are single-type, lacking diversity, primitive and having mostly populist slogans, are unlikely to be the work of really qualified staffers. Obviously, the campaign’s initiators spared themselves in search of highly experienced staffers, for the campaign was doomed to failure from the very start.