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31 minutes ago, Mark J said:
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Michael Gove broke the law by giving a contract to a communications agency run by long time associates of him...


Backscratchers.

Yeah, but if you fill the newspapers up with crap about students at Oxford university taking down a picture of the Queen this will get overlooked by the masses.

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47 minutes ago, eggsarascal said:

Yeah, but if you fill the newspapers up with crap about students at Oxford university taking down a picture of the Queen this will get overlooked by the masses.

I bet they 'take a knee' each morning...

It's bullsgit Eggs. Divide and rule has never been more active than it is now. Real-time targeted ads for any demographic, if you have the money.

 

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1 hour ago, Mark J said:

I bet they 'take a knee' each morning...

It's bullsgit Eggs. Divide and rule has never been more active than it is now. Real-time targeted ads for any demographic, if you have the money.

 

It's what the majority of the voting people want, to be lied to by a class of people who've no idea about real life. The Labour Party really don't help themselves mind.

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17 minutes ago, eggsarascal said:

Michael Gove has today clarified the government's position on 'acting unlawfully', insisting it is a bad thing unless it is...

 

Haha.

The worrying thing is, is that Gove is double pally with Cummings and his wife works for Murdoch inc.

The other contender is Jeremy Hunt, he's positioned himself on the side of 'science' through all this, which is quite tragic as his main cock-up as Health Secretary was ignoring the science to such an extent that doctors went on strike!

We're stuffed. There is no viable opposition.

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Posted (edited)
6 minutes ago, Johnsond said:

Will it even matter Mark 

Previous ministers etc both red and blue tend to go on and do just fine mate regardless of the shit they leave behind. 

I'd like to think that they might be held accountable if they're at fault.
Why should we just let them get away with it? 

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