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The most corrupt British Government in modern history.

Good Law Project had a court hearing last week in connection with our challenge to the award of a lucrative public contract to associates of Michael Gove and Dominic Cummings at Hanbury without competition.
Documents we can now disclose show that Hanbury, under the instruction of the Cabinet Office, was given taxpayers’ money to conduct 'political polling' on key opposition figures, including Keir Starmer and Mayor of London, Sadiq Khan.
The decision to spend public money polling on opposition politicians left civil servants deeply, and rightly, uncomfortable. One said on email: 'hanbury measure attitude towards political figures, which they shouldn’t do using government money, but they have been asked to and it’s a battle that i think is hard to fight.'
Documents unearthed in the course of our hearing also include this March 2020 email from Dominic Cummings to civil servants demanding approval is given 'immediately' for Hanbury to commence polling work, adding 'Anybody in CABOFF whines tell them i ordered it from PM.'
News of Hanbury’s involvement was not well-received. One civil servant wrote: 'this all makes me really uncomfortable. ben warner wants us to spend £110k of public money per month with the agency who were behind vote leave who have no mainstream polling experience.'
The evidence also shows Dominic Cummings' close ally and former No.10 advisor Ben Warner (another Vote Leave veteran) was directing civil servants to his private WhatsApp rather than his official email address. In one email to civil servants, he claims: 'often its easier to catch me over WhatsApp than email'. Needless to say, Government hasn’t disclosed any of Mr Warner’s WhatsApp messages.
This money doesn’t belong to the Tories. They shouldn’t be spending it working out how to win elections. It’s public money – from taxes we all work hard to pay. And it’s a kind of theft for them to misuse it for the purposes of the Conservative Party.
Thank you,
Jo Maugham - Good Law Project
 
so the latest is - according to Bridgen - that food shortages aren't caused by Brexit sending EU drivers home never to return.....or Brexit denying access to EU seasonal labour .......nor is it his Govt's change in the IR35 rules trapping drivers who were made to go self employed by their employers in the past...... No its Tony Blairs fault for wanting to educate the masses - the working classes clearly got ideas above their station. The Tory way. BTW Bridgen went to Uni though I think he makes the case for not encouraging the stupid to do so

www.express.co.uk

University drive is reason behind HGV drivers shortage -Andrew Bridgen

TONY BLAIR'S push to get half the country's young people to go to university has contributed to Britain's shortage of HGV drivers and other skilled workers, according to Conservative MP Andrew Bridgen.
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mat said:
My ex wife is a polyglot. Talking to her and others they love learning new languages. She tried explaining the building blocks of grammar to me saying that's the key to learning any language.

Also make it fun. When she was teaching she would use TV programs and pop songs playlists in the languages she was teaching.


Back on topic.

Tory Bastards.
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Bâtards conservateurs
Bastardos conservadores
Bastardi Conservatori

Glad I could help.
 
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dave_blue12 said:
The most corrupt British Government in modern history.

Good Law Project had a court hearing last week in connection with our challenge to the award of a lucrative public contract to associates of Michael Gove and Dominic Cummings at Hanbury without competition.
Documents we can now disclose show that Hanbury, under the instruction of the Cabinet Office, was given taxpayers’ money to conduct 'political polling' on key opposition figures, including Keir Starmer and Mayor of London, Sadiq Khan.
The decision to spend public money polling on opposition politicians left civil servants deeply, and rightly, uncomfortable. One said on email: 'hanbury measure attitude towards political figures, which they shouldn’t do using government money, but they have been asked to and it’s a battle that i think is hard to fight.'
Documents unearthed in the course of our hearing also include this March 2020 email from Dominic Cummings to civil servants demanding approval is given 'immediately' for Hanbury to commence polling work, adding 'Anybody in CABOFF whines tell them i ordered it from PM.'
News of Hanbury’s involvement was not well-received. One civil servant wrote: 'this all makes me really uncomfortable. ben warner wants us to spend £110k of public money per month with the agency who were behind vote leave who have no mainstream polling experience.'
The evidence also shows Dominic Cummings' close ally and former No.10 advisor Ben Warner (another Vote Leave veteran) was directing civil servants to his private WhatsApp rather than his official email address. In one email to civil servants, he claims: 'often its easier to catch me over WhatsApp than email'. Needless to say, Government hasn’t disclosed any of Mr Warner’s WhatsApp messages.
This money doesn’t belong to the Tories. They shouldn’t be spending it working out how to win elections. It’s public money – from taxes we all work hard to pay. And it’s a kind of theft for them to misuse it for the purposes of the Conservative Party.
Thank you,
Jo Maugham - Good Law Project
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Yep.

 
mat said:
I see the humper and regular pisser into people's bags in number 10 has had its balls cut off. Sadly they took the dog's instead of Johnson...
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Johnson - the man who can't survive on his public handouts has fathered another sprog - doesn't Johnson the MP believe that sort of behaviour to be feckless?
 
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