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    Will Tanner is a former deputy policy chief to U.K. Prime Minister Theresa May. Yet the 29-year-old can’t name a single university friend who votes for her Conservative Party. Even though many of his friends precisely fit the profile of a traditional Tory voter -- aspirational, and conservative in their views -- a generation of younger Britons is turning its back on the party and toward Jeremy Corbyn’s opposition Labour. The Conservative Party’s voter base is aging, still predominately white, and has become more divided than ever before over Brexit. It’s a structural problem that needs to be fixed if the ... (full story)

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British needs to Undo Brexit Refrandam
A refrandam cannot be undone.
Quoting Dr.Zain
British needs to Undo Brexit Refrandam
Why?
Quoting Dr.Zain
British needs to Undo Brexit Refrandam
What's a "Refrandam?"
Quoting jen101
{quote} What's a "Refrandam?"
I think we should vote on it. ;/

I think also it's something to do with Reference And American 😂😂😂
Beware of robber banks (RB), bad advisors.
Quoting jen101
{quote} What's a "Refrandam?"
It is the same as a referendum, only one where the Remoaners say "dam" we lost.
Quoting AnniLi
A refrandam cannot be undone.
Churn your memory. 😨😨😨

Turn it to "smart". 😱😱😀😀

You'll see the joining Refrandam of 1973.😀🐒🐒🐒

Are you saying the EU joining Refrandam from 70s should stay???
Beware of robber banks (RB), bad advisors.
Quoting Wayne2401
{quote} It is the same as a referendum, only one where the Remoaners say "dam" we lost.
Is that not wishful thinking?
Quoting jen101
{quote} Is that not wishful thinking?
That is all it is from them. Cannot accept they lost and it shall happen.
How to fabricate consensus?

It's widely known that any 29-year-old person today, which is graduated in any social science course in any western country will have much more university friends who are leftists than conservatives. The process of taking the public spaces started in 60's in the USA and most of the other western cultured countries in the early 80's. What we see today is a cultural hegemony spreading out where the consensus is absolutely fabricated, invisible, and comes with the most (apparently) innocent day-to-day things.

People are getting trapped into discussions they should never start, because when they do, they put themselves exactly where the system wants them to be. Trapped into their own minds discussing false leads and clues that are completely irrelevant to the real point. Incapable of perceiving the evil gears behind it.

Bias with the premises. Bias with the results.
Hey buddy, let's grab some Pips!
Quoting AnniLi
A refrandam cannot be undone.
A referendum can be 'undone'. it has NO legal binding whatsoever. Only the 'word' of a fool long since departed.
The referendum result was delivered by a democratic vote by the people of Britain
Hello World here we come
Quoting UnBearybull
{quote} A referendum can be 'undone'. it has NO legal binding whatsoever. Only the 'word' of a fool long since departed.
The referendum cannot be "undone" . It could, not be listened or adhered to. It could be over ridden by another referendum. However, it took place, the people voted, the result is there recorded forever, it cannot be erased, not undone.
Quoting UnBearybull
{quote} A referendum can be 'undone'. it has NO legal binding whatsoever. Only the 'word' of a fool long since departed.
Would that apply if Remain had won?
"Will Tanner is a former deputy policy chief to U.K. Prime Minister Theresa May."
He has my deepest sympathy I hear she ain't the greatest to work with. Can we move on?
There are much more pressing matters at hand. Tried to get a doctors appointment last week (third attempt) guess Ill have to wait till I get really ill.
The elites think we are stupid. They are in the main quite correct.
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