Teresa May and Boris Johnson, a resignation speech and an inauguration speech, painted screens. Both of them are members of Oxford Union, the Oxford Debate Society. May’s husband and Johnson both served as chairmen of the Debate Society. Looking at their passionate speeches, I remember that FT had an article two years ago. In fact, the article criticizes the break-away from Europe, saying that the British break-away from Europe is actually not an ordinary anti-elite, but a "mutual anti-elite" between the elite classes in public schools.
But it mentions the Oxford Debate Society, saying that the elite students of public school background most like to practice their eloquence in the Debate Society when they go to college, pointing out the mountains and rivers, hoping that one day they will be able to leave their legacy works like Churchill and Mrs. Thatcher.
"Their primary interest is public speaking. Since the age of six, they have been taught to speak and write well. These elite debaters (including Cameron, who proposed to leave Europe) have no corresponding knowledge and policies. Their main weapons are rhetoric and humor. The Oxford Debate Society is like a "children’s house-to-house council, devoted to funny debates".
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