Re: EU referendum
so there's this petition that was started up like three or four hours ago for the government to reconsider the way the votes are counted: if the general consensus is not over 60% of the votes based on a turnout of 75% of the overall population, the referendum must be taken again
there's been over 100,000 signatures in these hours alone, and they're still counting. 100,000 signatures is enough for them to discuss it in parliament. if the votes keep climbing, they'll see that britain as a whole is not happy with what's been happening
with that, only about 75% of the nation actually voted yesterday, and that's cause for concern alone within the public. since the votes were basically split down the middle, the petition is beginning to make a lot more sense
one more thing: the petition is crashing the site due to the amount of signatures it's getting
http://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/brexit-petition-for-second-eu-referendum-so-popular-the-government-sites-crashing-a7099996.html