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The Dominic Cummings file

I don't suppose there's anything stopping anyone doing a pop-up version. Two fans created one of Alan Partridge outside Norwich City Council's offices, before the humourless council wonks took it down.

TYPICAL BLOODY COUNCIL :rolleyes:

“And with the time fast approaching six-oh-five in the post meridian - oooh reminds me of Fish...”
“...fish?”
“Fish, yes Tim, FISH. Bloody nice guy - we're opening the lines and asking, ‘What's the best type of “counselling”: elected local representation, fixing mad people’...”
“I really don't think you can say that, Alan...”
“Okay, ‘mental people’...”
“Alan...”
“‘MENTALLY UNWELL PEOPLE’, happy now? - ‘or livestock auctioneers?’”
“Alan?”
“...”
“...’
“...‘Cow'n'selling’. COUNSELLING.”
“Right.”
“It's now six minutes past six and six seconds...”
“The time of the beast...”
“...and here's Michael Jackson with ‘Rockin' Robin’...”
 
Indeed. He has some nerve to talk about pandemic conduct but since this government fucked the pandemic response up I do hope this shit helps expose more detail.


Mr Cummings writes on his blog: "I was not directly or indirectly a/the source for the BBC/Kuenssberg story on the PM/Dyson texts."

He adds: "I am happy to meet with the cabinet secretary and for him to search my phone for Dyson messages. "

Mr Cummings continues: "I am happy for No 10 to publish every email I received and sent July 2019-November 2020 (with no exceptions other than, obviously, some national security/intelligence issues)."

He also calls for an "urgent parliamentary inquiry into the government's conduct over the Covid crisis", adding that he thinks Mr Johnson has fallen "far below" the standards the "country deserves".
 
It's all kicking off! From the FT, one hour ago: Subscribe to read | Financial Times

Cummings accuses Johnson of ‘possibly illegal’ acts in broadside against PM
Former adviser takes aim at Johnson with string of damaging allegations

Dominic Cummings has accused Boris Johnson of “possibly illegal” behaviour by “secretly” using Tory donors to pay for the renovation of his flat at Number 11 Downing Street, in an extraordinary broadside from the prime minister’s former top adviser. In a blog published on Friday evening, Cummings — who quit Number 10 in December — claimed that he had refused to help organise the payments. “The PM stopped speaking to me about this matter in 2020 as I told him I thought his plans to have donors secretly pay for the renovation were unethical, foolish, possibly illegal and almost certainly broke the rules on proper disclosure of political donations if conducted in the way he intended,” he wrote. “My knowledge about them is therefore limited.” Number 10 has repeatedly refused to deny that the cost of the project — thought to be up to £200,000 — was funded by the Conservative party and Tory donors. The work on the renovation has been overseen by Carrie Symonds, the prime minister’s fiancé. Previous prime ministers have received about £30,000 apiece to spend on decorating the flat to their own liking. Cummings also claimed on his blog that Johnson sought to abandon an inquiry into a leak last autumn about plans for a new Covid lockdown when its findings suggested Henry Newman, now one of Johnson’s advisers, may have been the source. “The PM was very upset about this,” Cummings wrote. “He said to me afterwards, if Newman is confirmed as the leaker then I will have to fire him, and this will cause me very serious problems with Carrie as they’re best friends . . .[pause] perhaps we could get the cabinet secretary to stop the leak inquiry?” Cummings claimed that he told Johnson that this would be “mad” and unethical given that the prime minister had ordered the inquiry and authorised the cabinet secretary to use “more invasive” methods than usual. “I told him that he could not possibly cancel an inquiry about a leak that affected millions of people, just because it might implicate his girlfriend’s friends,” he wrote. “It is sad to see the PM and his office fall so far below the standards of competence and integrity the country deserves,” he added. Cummings also used the blog to deny being the source of Johnson’s leaked text communications with industrialist Sir James Dyson, which were reported by the BBC earlier this week. The former adviser responded after three newspapers claimed on Friday morning that the prime minister was angry and disappointed with him for being the apparent source of the leak. “I was not directly or indirectly a/the source for the BBC/Kuenssberg story on the PM/Dyson texts,” Cummings wrote on his blog. More to come . . . 
 
Nah, I don't think they're still in cahoots. But Dom's cock is on the block over Covid contracts, which really is threatening to be an enormous scandal. Think he's trying to muddy the waters by establishing an enmity between him and everyone else. So that of course they would want to make him into a scapegoat.
 
This seems to be a bit of a non story to me, Cummings (hardly the most trustworthy of individuals) is basically saying that BoZo suggested some dodgy things that he didn't actually do.
It definitely gives the impression of sour grapes and shit stirring purely out of spite.
BoZo does give off a sleazebag vibe and I think that has got a lot of people hoping that the next revelation is the one that finishes him.
Not going to be this though
 
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