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Unelected bureaucrat David Cameron explains how we need the Rwanda plan because of Brexit 🤦‍♂️ Anushka Asthana, "Hand on heart. If this had come up when you were PM, would you have gone with this Rwanda policy?" David Cameron, "We had a situation where you could return people directly...

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Farrukh2 years ago

On a lighter note, for any foodies out there 😋

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sarah murphy2 years ago

Oh @David_Cameron how can you bear yourself? You who casually allowed such epic damage to be done to our country. You who waltzed back in when you were bored to Lord it over us as Foreign Secretary. You who know how rancid that Rwanda plan is. The guilt must be overwhelming.

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John West 🕯💙🇺🇦 🗿🦋2 years ago

So we had Brexit in order to bin humanity & break international law.

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Farrukh2 years ago

Truly horrific

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Sarah2 years ago

I detest Cameron for what he’s inflicted on our country.

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A*****2 years ago

It all goes back to Scameron and his inept handling of the r wing of the Tory party and his call for a referendum. So much of our troubles are at his door, but he has been given a free pass by the pliant media, and we now have him cos playing unelected Foreign secretary. A 🤡

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Gerald Hornsby - the Efficient Novelist 🇺🇦2 years ago

But... but... surely this came out in the substantial, detailed, "Consequences of Brexit" document we could all see before we voted, yes? No, wait. There was no document. There was no analysis. Scotland got a 600-page analysis before ScotRef. We got the back of a cigar packet.

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Lady Spooky OBE So sick of FPTP voting system 🇺🇦2 years ago

#Gammeron needs to face reality, this is his fault entirely. He should have stood up to the Tory right wing, ERG/Tufton Street Crooks.

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Lynn Middleton2 years ago

Should be required reading by all those who voted for Brexit and now don’t understand why so many boats are arriving. This guy has a lot to answer for 😡

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