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Evening Standard "brexit"
Former, Cambridge Analyctica employee, Christopher Wylie says, Data scandal caused Brexit.
Data targeting and network of actors set up by C/A was the cause , and calls for a second referendum.
Data targeting and network of actors set up by C/A was the cause , and calls for a second referendum.
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Jon, it could be regarded as fake news the poster is saying until they thoughtfully provide a link that can be accessed. The one you kindly supplied does not work for me however I can but assume the link works for others and does in fact say what Gulliver has said.
George Osborne = axe to grind
CA = discredited organisation
Use of information in article = desperate remainers trying anything they can to convince people they were too stupid to know they were being duped whilst at the same time showing how stupid they are to carry on in this vein.
George Osborne = axe to grind
CA = discredited organisation
Use of information in article = desperate remainers trying anything they can to convince people they were too stupid to know they were being duped whilst at the same time showing how stupid they are to carry on in this vein.
Anyone that tries to dismiss a majority decision of the people that the individual doesn't like, by blaming actors and targetting, deserves as much sarcasm as is available.
Events during and after the referendum has indicated that the leave campaign was involved in small misdemeanors whilst the remain groups are neck deep in it with free campaigning by the government of the day, project fear, and umpteen in industry and elsewhere who, for their own reasons, wanted to avoid change at any cost; presumably because they feared having to put some effort in to justify at least a small percentage of the money they take as income and claim they earned/deserve.
Meanwhile it's inconsiderate to make a news claim and not back it up with a source link. Mocking those that object isn't good etiquette either.
Events during and after the referendum has indicated that the leave campaign was involved in small misdemeanors whilst the remain groups are neck deep in it with free campaigning by the government of the day, project fear, and umpteen in industry and elsewhere who, for their own reasons, wanted to avoid change at any cost; presumably because they feared having to put some effort in to justify at least a small percentage of the money they take as income and claim they earned/deserve.
Meanwhile it's inconsiderate to make a news claim and not back it up with a source link. Mocking those that object isn't good etiquette either.
Thanks for the standard link.
"If this happened in Nigeria or Zimbabwe, the EU would demand a re-run of the vote."
The EU *ALWAYS* (or nearly always) wants a rerun of any vote it doesn't like. Often with some small concession/bribe/whatever to sway votes sufficiently towards the desired result. Sooner or later the issue is brought up again. It's part of the problem.
"If this happened in Nigeria or Zimbabwe, the EU would demand a re-run of the vote."
The EU *ALWAYS* (or nearly always) wants a rerun of any vote it doesn't like. Often with some small concession/bribe/whatever to sway votes sufficiently towards the desired result. Sooner or later the issue is brought up again. It's part of the problem.
Its plainly obvious that the OP is seriously intellectually challenged, so I'm puzzled as to why any of you waste your time replying when the answers will go straight over their head.
they are blindingly oblivious to the fact a democratic vote was held and the result of which was made explicitly clear by the then PM...
they are blindingly oblivious to the fact a democratic vote was held and the result of which was made explicitly clear by the then PM...
