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Simon is lamenting effects of 13 years of government failing to do what he lists. It quoted an article on millennials not voting Tory. The oldest of whom are now 40+
https://twitter.com/SimonClarkeMP/status/1662740941579464709
This was the report shared. The 'youth' not appreciating the Tory mission is a farcical proposition
https://twitter.com/jackrdsn/status/1662738713787375617?s=20
Same as Goodwin lamenting indoctrinated children. Failing to credit them with ability to do research or look out of windows
https://twitter.com/GoodwinMJ/status/1652583419912630273?s=20
Revising curricula and controlling more of the media ain't going to cut it
https://twitter.com/TrialByTruth/status/1652636812735643648?s=20
Not desperate keen on this vision from a fellow NatCon attendee. Defund insufficiently patriotic and religious schools 🙄
https://twitter.com/TrialByTruth/status/1652226300629725185?s=20
Some young people who did do their own research when James Wild farcically used flags in a BBC report as a performance metric
https://twitter.com/GapYearPolitics/status/1374326124264689665?s=20
In case you missed that incident
https://twitter.com/jamesowild/status/1374052717841223683?s=20
A riposte it is worth your time to read
https://twitter.com/TrialByTruth/status/1610279652026613760?s=20
An extract from that article by @alexhallhall a now retired 30yr veteran of our diplomatic service bylinetimes.com/2022/01/11/the… 
@alexhallhall I don't know about you, but that resonates for me more than almost all the reporting in 'patriotic' media
As another example recently
https://twitter.com/TrialByTruth/status/1651868328460181505?s=20
I would rather an honest and fact based form of governance vs one that wraps austerity in a flag, bans speakers who tweet critically and blames a parade of others for historical problems
https://twitter.com/TrialByTruth/status/1661789984876122115?s=20
We will all need to personally decide if leaving folk to die for want of adequate health care and unaffordable bills is patriotic and if doing more as a society to avoid that is 'Marxist'
https://twitter.com/MrMarkEThomas/status/1575419266337280001?s=20
To both underline and lighten the mood somewhat. Devlin is an AI expert who was one of the people who had an invitation to contribute to policy research withdrawn. Echo chambers do not produce optimal results
https://twitter.com/drkatedevlin/status/1663076784416407553?s=20
Nor does selection of only loyal and frequently rotated ministers, per @RoryStewartUK
Ministers who only surface issues when time to resolve has run out
https://twitter.com/JibbaJabb/status/1592212675123367936?s=20
The #CovidInquiry met with this response from Littlejohn, who now lives in staunchly illiberal Florida
https://twitter.com/LeoHickman/status/1662357455513190400?s=20
Good perspective on that here
https://twitter.com/TrialByTruth/status/1662893876179353608?s=20
When the government is in a furore attempting to avoid the sharing of communications. A legal fight with a public inquiry at our expense. It is not edifying theguardian.com/uk-news/2023/m…
May I strongly suggest some of the media is complicit in this distrust we feel. A problem that is not insoluble. The Daily Mail recently
Perhaps ignore that and trust our younger people and neighbours?
https://twitter.com/jburnmurdoch/status/1662061344814768129?s=20
I suspect the pitch of media is in part to do with inquiry scope
Austerity policy effects on covid response are also on trial here. A moment of significant reckoning
Austerity policy effects on covid response are also on trial here. A moment of significant reckoning
For not just the PM in his prior role as Chancellor, but prior PMs and the Chancellor in his role as longest serving Health Secretary
https://twitter.com/paulwaugh/status/1662745313520545795?s=20
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