SO what you are trying to say is, we all believe a bus and voted on that. We didnt vote on anything else, just what was on that bus? DO you have any data that proves anyone voted because of that bus?
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Replying to @Votedoesntcount @A01Mark and
It was also for many a protest vote. Not tied to any belief but being disconnected from government.
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Replying to @ElJeppy @davidlee1011 and
Yes we do know what people voted for from the coverage at the time with no homes, over sized school classes, hospital waiting times, immigration all referenced as reasons, all controllable by our government that chose not to
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SO you know what we voted for, but us leavers who actually voted leave didnt? Again, right we are done here. speak to your self, im muting this. The arrogance of remainers.
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Replying to @Votedoesntcount @A01Mark and
You should have stepped down many tweets ago. As you seem to have problems with understanding the argument. Is it no wonder we need to confirm things.
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And as remainers like to bleet on no referendum is legally binding
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Replying to @davidlee1011 @A01Mark and
It's why having one in the first place to appease internal Tory divisions was always a hideous idea.
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Another mid truth - it wasn’t due to Tory divisions or is that also why Blair promised a referendum twice ? It was due to increased public demand following the lies that were told when referendum for joining the EEC
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Replying to @davidlee1011 @A01Mark and
The 2016 referendum and the reason Cameron called it was directly linked to him wanting to protect the Tories. External factors to that clearly existed. Without those internecine struggles he wouldn't have done it.
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Why did Blair promise it twice then ? And then due two U-turns ?
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I suspect for equal party before country purposes.
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