Blumers Bloomers
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An absolute disgrace of a human being and an embarrassing interview to boot.
Hope you serve time
Hope you serve time
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Michelle Mone
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Gareth Barry Conlon
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Fun fact. Michael Mone used to live in Alderley edge and his first wife still lives there.
East Level 2
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What crime has she committed? Bearing in mind corruption seems to be acceptable under this government.An absolute disgrace of a human being and an embarrassing interview to boot.
Hope you serve time
Johnny Mars Bar
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I would
Blumers Bloomers
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Fair point. I can’t believe she’s suggesting she doesn’t benefit from her husbands cash unless he dies. Turn it inWhat crime has she committed? Bearing in mind corruption seems to be acceptable under this government.
Mr Kobayashi
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What crime has she committed? Bearing in mind corruption seems to be acceptable under this government.
As she sold on defective PPE products, fraud?
mexico1970
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Whoever signed these contracts off need to be prosecuted, follow the money and stop going for the low hanging fruit.
City Hobgoblin
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Her thighs are quite flabby tooWhoever signed these contracts off need to be prosecuted, follow the money and stop going for the low hanging fruit.
Mr Kobayashi
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Whoever signed these contracts off need to be prosecuted, follow the money and stop going for the low hanging fruit.
If someone knowingly signed off those contracts were well above market prices (even in the context of a pandemic), then that would suggest bribery, wouldn't it? So that would support the NCA investigation.
I'm surprised that you don't think there's any guilt when they have setup a deliberately opaque business and hidden the legal and beneficial owner. And then repeatedly lied about it.
Honest people don't usually do this.
And then sticking the money in a in offshore trust.
mexico1970
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If someone knowingly signed off those contracts were well above market prices (even in the context of a pandemic), then that would suggest bribery, wouldn't it? So that would support the NCA investigation.
I'm surprised that you don't think there's any guilt when they have setup a deliberately opaque business and hidden the legal and beneficial owner. And then repeatedly lied about it.
Honest people don't usually do this.
And then sticking the money in a in offshore trust.
Who signed the contract off? Which particular person?
Not a dept or an organisation subcontracted out to perform the task but an actual person.