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🚨 THIS is how Reform’s £72 MILLION Flush Fund will flood UK Polly Mackenzie brilliantly explains the power of political microtargeting. We saw it during Brexit: different groups of voters could be identified online and sold completely contradictory versions of what Brexit would deliver. Worried about immigration and the...

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Twice President Macron explains the relationship between Brexit and small boat crossings which began after Brexit First, he says that the British people were sold a lie with Brexit Then he says, "Many people in your country (i.e. Nigel Farage and Boris Johnson) explained that Brexit would make it possible to fight more effectively against illegal immigration, but since Brexit, the UK has no migratory agreement with the EU" - the opposite of what they promised Macron also points out that for every £1 the UK gives to France to tackle small boats, the French spend €3
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Alastair Campbell, "One of the reasons why legal migration is going up is because loads of European Union citizens have had to leave because of your bloody Brexit" "Now people are coming from Nigeria, India, from countries where we have to go out and fill the employment gaps, and that is what is driving legal migration" Andrew Pierce, "The biggest upheaval in immigration is your war in Iraq.. It's your fault" Kevin Maguire, "When you say the expansion of the European Union triggered the influx, it is a fraction of what it is now" Alastair Campbell, "What's happened is the people you are speaking for and defended, they've not got more immigrants from countries they didn't expect to them from anymore. That's the point. And that's what we're not talking about in this election"
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Alastair Campbell, "One of the reasons why legal migration is going up is because loads of European Union citizens have had to leave because of your bloody Brexit" "Now people are coming from Nigeria, India, from countries where we have to go out and fill the employment gaps, and that is what is driving legal migration" Andrew Pierce, "The biggest upheaval in immigration is your war in Iraq.. It's your fault" Kevin Maguire, "When you say the expansion of the European Union triggered the influx, it is a fraction of what it is now" Alastair Campbell, "What's happened is the people you are speaking for and defended, they've not got more immigrants from countries they didn't expect to them from anymore. That's the point. And that's what we're not talking about in this election"

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Watching former Brexit Party MEP Alex Phillips nod along with a Labour MP on Politics Live on Trump/Venezuela and US pharma takeover. She admitted Britain once had a strong pharmaceutical base, and still tried to pretend Brexit wasn’t part of why it left. This is the madness. People angry at Starmer’s policies backing Reform, while Reform agrees with the same deregulated, US-first model that hollowed Britain out in the first place. Different rosettes. Same economics. Same extraction. If you hate what Starmer is doing, Reform is not the answer, it’s the accelerator.
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Ayesha Hazarika, "How do you think Brexit is going?" Bill Cash, "I think it's going really well" Ayesha Hazarika, "Why?" Bill Cash, "Regained self government.. Sovereignty.. To make our own laws.. Covid was a disaster.. War in Ukraine" Mike Galsworthy, "What we just listened to is entirely removed to the lived experiences of the working population.. Analysis has stripped our Covid and Ukraine and found the impact of Brexit is twice the size of covid" "Sovereignty is the power to make the decisions about your own life or your own country. When we were in the EU we invested part of our sovereignty in people's ability to travel and working in other countries and our businesses to trade freely" "With Brexit we saw sovereignty shrinkage. We pulled it all back to a government to make decisions, and they haven't used it to do anything useful at all. It's bee a waste of sovereignty. Whereas EU membership was a much better investment of sovereignty" Ayesha Hazarika, "Kemi Badenoch says it will take 10-20 years to see the benefits of Brexit, should we give it more time?" Mike Galsworthy, "Do we need more time to see the benefits of Brexit, and they can't even tell us what those benefits will be. Or do we need more time to how bad it is.. Many people think, with Brexit, we can see the damage, there isn't promise of good stuff coming through, so we should pull the plug on it" "Labour should talk more about Brexit.. Right now Keir Starmer's responsibility is to win a general election.. But should he get into power his responsibilities change: they are to British citizens, British businesses. And our businesses will be crying out to get rid of that Brexit red tape and getting back in. And our citizens will be crying out to travel freely in the EU'
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Ayesha Hazarika, "How do you think Brexit is going?" Bill Cash, "I think it's going really well" Ayesha Hazarika, "Why?" Bill Cash, "Regained self government.. Sovereignty.. To make our own laws.. Covid was a disaster.. War in Ukraine" Mike Galsworthy, "What we just listened to is entirely removed to the lived experiences of the working population.. Analysis has stripped our Covid and Ukraine and found the impact of Brexit is twice the size of covid" "Sovereignty is the power to make the decisions about your own life or your own country. When we were in the EU we invested part of our sovereignty in people's ability to travel and working in other countries and our businesses to trade freely" "With Brexit we saw sovereignty shrinkage. We pulled it all back to a government to make decisions, and they haven't used it to do anything useful at all. It's bee a waste of sovereignty. Whereas EU membership was a much better investment of sovereignty" Ayesha Hazarika, "Kemi Badenoch says it will take 10-20 years to see the benefits of Brexit, should we give it more time?" Mike Galsworthy, "Do we need more time to see the benefits of Brexit, and they can't even tell us what those benefits will be. Or do we need more time to how bad it is.. Many people think, with Brexit, we can see the damage, there isn't promise of good stuff coming through, so we should pull the plug on it" "Labour should talk more about Brexit.. Right now Keir Starmer's responsibility is to win a general election.. But should he get into power his responsibilities change: they are to British citizens, British businesses. And our businesses will be crying out to get rid of that Brexit red tape and getting back in. And our citizens will be crying out to travel freely in the EU'

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Kate Garraway, "A visa to travel to the EU, is this a consequence of Brexit?" Kiran Stacey (sarcastically), "It's a Brexit bonus isn't it?" Kwasi Kwarteng, "We're not going to revisit that debate" Adil Ray, "Why not?" Kate Garraway, "People were always told there wouldn't be a problem" Kwasi Kwarteng, "I think the EU is sending a message: we're the EU, if you're out, you have to pay to come in.. It is not ideal.. I don't know what the government will do, we could reciprocate" Brexiters pushed ending freedom of movement, what they didn't explain is that it would end our freedom of movement with the EU as well, making us a third party country, subject to the same rules all third party countries need to follow If Labour had vision they would put us back in the EU Single Market, and end this and all the other madness that is associated with being outside the EU Single Market - after all, prominent Brexiters said leaving the EU would not threaten our place in the EU Single Market
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