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So, it turns out that it wasn't just Brexit vote - according to Mrs May:
"When the British people voted in the referendum last June, they did not simply vote to withdraw from the European Union; they voted to change the way our country works – and the people for whom it works – forever. It was a quiet revolution by those who feel the system has been stacked against them for too long – and an instruction to this Government to seize the opportunity of building a stronger, fairer Britain that works for everyone, not just a privileged few."
The system which she refers is parliament and not the EU. Since the vote there's little to no sign of that system changing but a lot of damage has been caused in the mean time.
Refugees want to cross Europe to get to the UK, rather than just stop at the first safe country.
We've got a National Health Service on its knees and getting worse.
So how many Syrians got to UK compared to Germany?
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