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Tbh i have no idea.Is them saying stuff like that actionable? The claim of her being a ‘secret agent’?
Tbh i have no idea.Is them saying stuff like that actionable? The claim of her being a ‘secret agent’?
Hahaha they've taken it down. I wonder why?GB news having a proper flounce about this, and i think your're right brogdale it just serves to remind everyone of what an arsehole Johnson is.
No, I'm with you. Considering the multiple lawbreaking BJ undertook was about to come centre stage again, thanks to the privileges report, the appointment didn't really do much to put the issue centre stage again and its just given the tosspots an obvious excuse for dismissing the report. The dumb fucker could have waited at least month or two.Am I the only person to think it's an own goal by Starmer?
Exactly, zero political nous.No, I'm with you. Considering the multiple lawbreaking BJ undertook was about to come centre stage again, thanks to the privileges report, the appointment didn't really do much to put the issue centre stage again and its just given the tosspots an obvious excuse for dismissing the report. The dumb fucker could have waited at least month or two.
The 'me' in the background must be the photographer trolling
all the kids in the top picture are in detention, forced to listen to shammer and as you can see thinking of doing away with himStarmer as above, demonstrating his charisma. Does show why he hates Corbyn so viscerally.
His dad certainly helped to make a tool.“How would you respond to the critique that the Labour Party has moved too far and abandoned its traditional left wing views?” asked one student.
He replied: “I totally reject that. I tell you, for why, I grew up in a working class family.
My dad was a toolmaker who worked in a factory, my mum was a nurse and I know what matters for working-class families and that is to have a government that completely understands their aspirations, their desires, to have a better future for their children.”
Keir Starmer grilled by politics students during visit to St. Columb’s College
Keir Starmer faced a grilling from students during a visit to St. Columb’s College on Friday.www.derryjournal.com
He's gonna have 'Son of a Toolmaker' written on his tombstone.
I desperately hope that somehow it was a political strategy ...Apparently Sue Gray will soon be setting out the timetable for her recruitment because she might be broken rules on moving from the civil service to a political party.
Messy. Also completely obvious and avoidable.
Monday, decide to join Labour partyApparently Sue Gray will soon be setting out the timetable for her recruitment because she might be broken rules on moving from the civil service to a political party.
Messy. Also completely obvious and avoidable.
Thatll be why starmer keeps cat-calling out of his white van, and deliberately driving too close to cyclists.His dad certainly helped to make a tool.
Keir Starmer has refused to say when he first approached Sue Gray to become his chief of staff, saying only that they had no contact while she was holding an inquiry into Downing Street parties and that “nothing improper at all” had happened.
no contact during enquiry - means he contacted her before the enquiry?Keir Starmer: I had no contact with Sue Gray during Partygate inquiry
Labour leader says Boris Johnson ‘desperate’ to downplay Sue Gray’s report but refuses to say when he first approached herwww.theguardian.com
he got someone else to contact her - he had no contact, his p.a. on the the other hand might have. a typical lawyer's answerno contact during enquiry - means he contacted her before the enquiry?
Agree entirely, in fact I came to the thread to say something similar. And whilst she may well be a good manager/administrator, it's not obvious what the advantage in doing this is. Whilst the job is chief of staff, I thought they tended to appoint venal ferrets, ready for a bit of ducking and diving, rather than code following ex civil servants.No, I'm with you. Considering the multiple lawbreaking BJ undertook was about to come centre stage again, thanks to the privileges report, the appointment didn't really do much to put the issue centre stage again and its just given the tosspots an obvious excuse for dismissing the report. The dumb fucker could have waited at least month or two.
Agree entirely, in fact I came to the thread to say something similar. And whilst she may well be a good manager/administrator, it's not obvious what the advantage in doing this is. Whilst the job is chief of staff, I thought they tended to appoint venal ferrets, ready for a bit of ducking and diving, rather than code following ex civil servants.