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It wasn't his job to manipulate the public into voting against it, nor was he able to do so. It was his job to present his honest opinion and he did. If you wa
by pydry 3y ago
It wasn't his job to manipulate the public into voting against it, nor was he able to do so. It was his job to present his honest opinion and he did.
If you want somebody to blame you need to look at the British media barons. Lord Rothermere, etc. They were the ones who manipulated two rather pathetic warring tribes into existence and played them both like puppets against each other.
- sph 3y agoOh certainly, Tories and perhaps the Russian influence on the Brexit fiasco had much bigger effect than Corbyn. I do not disagree.