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The Michael Gove File

That’s an awesome angle to get the prick on* “You want to be PM, but as someone who has admitted lieing on an ESTA application you will be barred from entry to the United States, will that not be an impediment to being Prime Minister, or indeed any minister of the United Kingdom. Btw, Australia will also refuse you entry, Pob.”


* In fact it will nail all these wankers who are feeling the need to fess up :thumbs:
We'll see a new poster on the travel to America thread shortly
 
Gove squirmed when Andrew Marr pointed out that he had committed a criminal offence whilst pressing for tighter penalties on others who committed such an offence.
If this drug fest confessional continues with all the contenders I await with bated breath to see if Lord Snooty enters the field, and what he will confess to
He once sniffed snuff while interviewing nannies.
 
Wtf, was he smuggling it or something
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I'd love to know who the QC was who apparently said he had answered the questions on his ESTA application correctly:

“I don’t believe that I’ve ever on any occasion failed to tell the truth about this when asked directly,” he said, when asked if he declared his past drug use to US authorities. The Electronic System for Travel Authorisation visa waiver form for entry into the US asks: “Have you ever violated any law related to possessing, using or distributing illegal drugs?”

A spokesman later said Gove had taken legal advice from a QC who is “satisfied that Michael completed his forms correctly”.

... unless of course he actually admitted it on there. One would think that would be unlikely, though it might provide an alternate reason as to how this has come out - after all, the official story as to how this came out (that he blurted it out to lackeys during a "what are your weaknesses" session in 2016) is almost as unlikely, and if the US provided the information to his enemies (Boris) it would sort of explain why Trump denied knowing who he was last week, which was kind of bizarre even by his standards, and why they've been so gung-ho for Boris.
 
Has anyone suggested mandatory drugs testing for all MPs yet like they have in the army?

I think the idea was floated sometime in the late 90's / early 2000's when new labour was trying to introduce drug law reform. The idea was laughed out of debate, as anyone who's spent time around Westminster will understand.
 
Gove; " I have seen the damage grugs can do".

Yep, we know what you mean, we can also see the damage they have done :D
 
I'd love to know who the QC was who apparently said he had answered the questions on his ESTA application correctly:



... unless of course he actually admitted it on there. One would think that would be unlikely, though it might provide an alternate reason as to how this has come out - after all, the official story as to how this came out (that he blurted it out to lackeys during a "what are your weaknesses" session in 2016) is almost as unlikely, and if the US provided the information to his enemies (Boris) it would sort of explain why Trump denied knowing who he was last week, which was kind of bizarre even by his standards, and why they've been so gung-ho for Boris.

To apply for an ESTA (a visa waiver) you must answer this question:

  1. Have you ever violated any law related to possessing, using, or distributing illegal drugs?
If you answer Yes you will be denied an ESTA and will need to apply for a visa to enter the United States. If you are denied an ESTA on the grounds that you have taken drugs then a visa will only be granted if you are prepared to be drug-tested and a regular basis and submit the results to the US government.
 
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