rogerglewis
February 2, 2019 at 8:54 am
A movement is very easily sidelined when organised around a set theme. Decentralised and coordinated action in both deed and word is much harder to stop.
Gandhi was correct, “be the change you want to see in the world”.
With the internet Be the Change and just let others know too.
Dominic Raab Confirms changes in Chequers deal appeared after his signing off the draft? See from 2.11 mins
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election who authorized that it’s not
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clear to me I’ve asked that question as
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a change made that if it wasn’t you and
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you’re the
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secretary paid to be the negotiator the
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brexit said we can only have been the
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Prime Minister well I don’t know I asked
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that question in cabinet I haven’t had a
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particular good answers it was described
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as a drafting change but I think if you
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look at it you’ve got it there in front
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of you it is very clear that the future
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relationship will be based on this
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Steve Baker makes the same point in his detailed evidence to the Brexit committee.
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