Bahnhof Strasse
Met up with Hannah Courtoy a week next Tuesday
At the time he was given access to the 'VIP Lane' he was acting for a company that did not even exist, ffs.
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Establishment networking, sleaze and corruption. A handy compendium.
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At the time he was given access to the 'VIP Lane' he was acting for a company that did not even exist, ffs.
Answers to key questions over PPE ‘VIP lane’ are needed to set the record straight
It’s over a year now since COVID-19 hit the UK. A year of lockdowns, closed schools and face masks. A year when over 120,000 citizens, including those working on the frontline against the virus, tragically lost their lives to an invisible enemy. The government’s war-like rhetoric, evoking the...
www.transparency.org.uk
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My Mrs has just kicked off at the state of that website grammar- look at the fucking state of it
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Disgraced Tory Lord backed by Boris Johnson gives Conservatives £500k
A businessman involved in a cash-for-access scandal has donated more than £500,000 to the Conservative party after being made a peer by Boris Johnson.
www.businessinsider.com
Tory peer gives £8,000 to Conservative party while claiming furlough
Lord Wharton, the chair of the independent Office for Students, has given £8,000 to the Conservatives while claiming aid of up to £10,000 a month from the government's furlough scheme.
www.businessinsider.com
£400 Million COVID Contract Winners Go On to Donate £615,000 to Conservatives
The Conservative Party’s coffers have been boosted by some of the individuals and firms that have benefitted from public sector deals during the Coronavirus crisis
bylinetimes.com
teqniq
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I would seem someone had a similar idea:
yorkshirebylines.co.uk
The Compendium of Cabinet Codebreakers
Recording the misconduct of members of the cabinet
yorkshirebylines.co.uk
teqniq
DisMembered
Government’s deceitful and bullying attempt to target a critic - Good Law Project
Over the weekend the Mail on Sunday reported, quite explicitly, that our founder, Jo Maugham, is being “targeted by Ministers”. What is suggested is that Good Law Project is somehow “abusing” crowdfunding. But no evidence is given in support of that contention. And it is false. There is a need...
goodlawproject.org
existentialist
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I hope GLP haven't cooked this up to get extra donations, because they're going to get another one from me
Government’s deceitful and bullying attempt to target a critic - Good Law Project
Over the weekend the Mail on Sunday reported, quite explicitly, that our founder, Jo Maugham, is being “targeted by Ministers”. What is suggested is that Good Law Project is somehow “abusing” crowdfunding. But no evidence is given in support of that contention. And it is false. There is a need...
The blatancy of the attempts to lie and cover up are one thing, but these repeated efforts by our stinking, sleazy Government to silence any kind of criticism are sickening, whether it's this, the attempt to muzzle the judicial review process, the silencing of asylum seekers (eg re the Napier concentration camp), or quite a few I've almost certainly forgotten.
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That response is to a story in the Sunday Mail so I expect the threat id genuine.I hope GLP haven't cooked this up to get extra donations, because they're going to get another one from me
existentialist
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Yeah, I think GLP are pretty unimpeachable, so far as I can tell. But I shall be shovelling such extra cash as I can spare in their direction, because I have a feeling that they are one of our last remaining bulwarks against an out-of-control and apparently unaccountable government.
And, because, if I end up spending even a couple of hundred quid on them, the payback will be priceless if even a few of the cases they're bringing bears fruit.
Otherwise, I think it's down to insurrection and disorder, and I'd really prefer it doesn't get to that point.
We are being targeted
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teqniq
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Result! I somehow doubt Gove will receive any censure from Johnson though, nor do I expect him to do the right thing:
goodlawproject.org
High Court rules: Gove broke the law - Good Law Project
Michael Gove broke the law by giving a contract to a communications agency run by long time associates of him and Dominic Cummings, the High Court has decided. The Court found that the decision to award the £560,000 contract to Public First was tainted by “apparent bias” and was unlawful. The...
goodlawproject.org
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They are doing good work there. Should think it's the thin end of the wedge (what don't we know?). This gives a good overview of the 'chumocracy' and their dealings:
www.thenation.com
Covid-19 Is a Boon for UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson’s Buds
The British government’s latest “test to travel” scheme is providing yet another opportunity for Conservative officials’ friends—like Randox founder Peter FitzGerald—to profit from the crisis.
www.thenation.com
existentialist
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Definitely worth another £20.Result! I somehow doubt Gove will receive any censure from Johnson though, nor do I expect him to do the right thing:
High Court rules: Gove broke the law - Good Law Project
Michael Gove broke the law by giving a contract to a communications agency run by long time associates of him and Dominic Cummings, the High Court has decided. The Court found that the decision to award the £560,000 contract to Public First was tainted by “apparent bias” and was unlawful. The...
existentialist
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existentialist
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I can see how that might come as a shock to him, steeped as he is in the sense of privilege and "laws are only for ordinary people" mentality that appears to infest the Tory party.
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