Alexandole Boris de Pfeffel Johnson

[somapop]

Grey report?

That didn't work did it. Nor will this enquiry. It will be a greywash.

"We agree Johnson is a **** but what a great ****!"

Reminds me of that Ozzy Osbourne story:

Borrowed from Dangerousminds.net:

On one particular occasion, Ozzy was chatting with a journalist outside the band’s tour bus when a seriously blotto Allen came stumbling by. This pissed off the Prince of Darkness and once Allen was within arms reach, he grabbed him and threw him inside the luggage compartment of the bus, leaning on the door so Allen couldn’t get out. The journalist recoiled in shock (which I find hilarious, because OZZY), then stammered at Osbourne telling him his treatment of Allen was uncalled for. Ozzy allegedly responded by telling the journalist he could do “what he liked with him” because he was “my dwarf.” Following this bizarre proclamation, Allen’s voice arose from the luggage compartment saying:

“He’s right, you know. I’m his dwarf, and he can do what he likes with me…”

https://uncletnuc.com/2020/10/19/ronnie-the-dwarf/

 

[mosssideblue]

Lock him up.

Him and a few others

 

[bluethrunthru]

 

[bluethrunthru]

 

[Gabriel]

 

[The Future’s Blue!]

Surely the government should live by the rules that when on official time or on official business, all work is the intellectual property of the Crown. Therefore, these messages do not belong to the individuals and that’s why they are trying to invoke national security rights.

Also, whatever the messages are aren’t actually deleted on WhatsApp, they are stored forever on their ‘farm’.

Out of interest, many realms of public service are told not to use WhatsApp due to possible security issues yet the government use it for official business.

All sounds dodgy as fuck.

 

[Fred_Quimby]

Surely the government should live by the rules that when on official time or on official business, all work is the intellectual property of the Crown. Therefore, these messages do not belong to the individuals and that’s why they are trying to invoke national security rights.

Also, whatever the messages are aren’t actually deleted on WhatsApp, they are stored forever on their ‘farm’.

Out of interest, many realms of public service are told not to use WhatsApp due to possible security issues yet the government use it for official business.

All sounds dodgy as fuck.

It was said, before the inquiry was set up, that the government would hide behind the ‘National security’ screen. It looks like it is happening. They will be out of office soon so it will all come to light then anyway but too late to screw them.

 

[The Future’s Blue!]

It was said, before the inquiry was set up, that the government would hide behind the ‘National security’ screen. It looks like it is happening. They will be out of office soon so it will all come to light then anyway but too late to screw them.

It’s when you cannot hold people to account, for good or bad, that really fucks people off. This era of governance has been the worst that most have seen, or will ever see, and the dross that we have on the front bench, people who are only in it for themselves, must never be seen again.

 

[Kirkstall Blue]

 

[TinFoilHat]

Surely the government should live by the rules that when on official time or on official business, all work is the intellectual property of the Crown. Therefore, these messages do not belong to the individuals and that’s why they are trying to invoke national security rights.

Also, whatever the messages are aren’t actually deleted on WhatsApp, they are stored forever on their ‘farm’.

Out of interest, many realms of public service are told not to use WhatsApp due to possible security issues yet the government use it for official business.

All sounds dodgy as fuck.

Cummings ordered them to use Signal as the security encryption was a lot better.

They probably didn't know how to download it so stuck with WhatsApp.