Oxford Union

Uh, he completed his undergraduate degree in 1909, and then he went to Wadham College, Oxford for his master's degree.

And Moses made a really strong, positive impression on his fellow students in England, and he was elected president of the Oxford Union.

That's the debating society.

He is the only student from the US to have ever held that position as far as I could tell.

It seems really snobby.

It's like, you know, when I pointed out Oxford Union, how that's quite, like, it's very prestigious, but it's also, you know, both good and bad.

and I feel like we also need more questions so if anyone has any please you know message anyway but it's kind of the same logic in my opinion where it's like you know it's good for experience but you know if you want to be seen like this down to earth person you shouldn't be doing it like it doesn't make you seem like a big snob but anyway Lib Dem Conference that's what's going on right now And I'm heartbroken.

This

the final debate, the farewell debate, the president spoke.

So I spoke in that debate, which, believe it or not, the Cambridge Union and the Oxford Union were so important at the time that the BBC carried the debate.

Really? Yes.

And and this English publisher saw me in the debate and wrote to me asking me if I would like to write a book on the topic of the debate.

Which made me feel really, really good.

The chips mean Jamie is going to the Oxford Union.

Or so he says.

But he's entitled to that break.

Even though there are questions raised about state involvement in these protests via its organiser, Danny Tomo, who delivered a speech, actually, on the banks to the police and the RNLI and appealed to their sense of honour, saying, your grandfathers didn't fight the Nazis so that their homeland could be invaded too, even though there were questions about him because he once went to prison for attempted kidnapping.

And of course, as we know from Tommy Robinson's presentation to the Oxford Union, If you are incarcerated and you're involved in various patriotic or dissident political movements, the intelligence services will come to you and say, in return for knocking some time off your sentence, if you'd like to cooperate with us, if you'd like to be an informant, embed yourself in future political campaigns and feedback to us, essentially act as a pressure release valve, public discontent, a containment agent.

then we'll let you out of prison early.

And Dammitomo, you know, being in prison and then heading up a platform which says, be a part of these protests which hide your identity, which you need to do, of course, if you're going to do this, because you could be arrested by the police or sacked from your job or trying to block criminals from coming into the country.