Welcome to Sharp Talk, the regular podcast of E-Sharp Magazine.

Go to eSharp.E.U for free access to all the podcasts to date. This is Paul Adamson,

and I'm in conversation with Femi Olule, who is the co-founder of OFOC, OFOQ, Our Future Our Choice.

First question, Femi, what on earth is OFOC?

OFOC is a movement of young people that basically say, this is our future, do not screw

it up with Brexit. We, the generation, the generations that will be living with

Brexit are ones that don't want Brexit to happen. I mean if you look at the data

that was provided by Lord Ashworth, by you gov, the under 55, possibly under 60

population of the UK voted to remain. And then when you add that in

with the calculations done by the Financial Times, done by Peter Kellner, and done by, recently,

by UK and a changing Europe, the remain majority, the majority in favour of Brexit vanishes and

reverses, in fact, at the end of 2020.

So of course leavers will say, of course, the people have spoken by quite a large majority.

They would claim 52%, 48%, but also maybe more vexingly for you, a lot of remainers will say actually,

well, the people have voted, we don't agree that with the outcome of the result, but we have to go along with it. How do you respond to that?

Well, the fact is nobody's getting what they wanted. If you ask anybody in the street, that the UK isn't giving them anything that they voted for.

And the fact is they're not getting what they voted for.

What are the main concerns of people who voted for Brexit?

They wanted a stronger NHS, they wanted more sovereignty, they wanted immigration controls, and they wanted to be better off. What are they seeing? They're seeing

the NHS which they were promised 350 million pounds a week. That promise vanished the day after

the referendum when every politician who claimed it then then pretended like it never happened.

And you've seen that the main politician who promised it, Boris Johnson,

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