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The latest alt-left rumour:
Reports are beginning to emerge from multiple sources suggesting that Mrs May is under investigation by the Property and Ethics group of the Cabinet Office in connection with an alleged failure to declare an enormous conflict of interest on Brexit related to profits of billions of pounds said to have been made by her husband’s investment-banking company in Brexit-related activities.
If true, this could spell disaster for the Tory General Election campaign and end Mrs May’s political career.“Brexit is having a wee in the middle of the room at a house party because nobody is talking to you, and then complaining about the smell.”Comment
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There is no Property and Ethics Group in the Cabinet Office, which is the first thing that drives a wedge through the article I saw.
There is a Propriety and Ethics Team, however.
I assume this is the pile of horse tulip you refer to?
https://skwawkbox.org/2017/04/30/the...rexit-profits/Taking a break from contractingComment
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Yep, the left wing version of BreitbartOriginally posted by chopper View PostThere is no Property and Ethics Group in the Cabinet Office, which is the first thing that drives a wedge through the article I saw.
There is a Propriety and Ethics Team, however.
I assume this is the pile of horse tulip you refer to?
https://skwawkbox.org/2017/04/30/the...rexit-profits/
“Brexit is having a wee in the middle of the room at a house party because nobody is talking to you, and then complaining about the smell.”Comment
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You can't say that! Unelected civil servants? If the Brexit community knew that unelected people were deciding the future, they would either have to accept they were duped, or that they are spinning a lie that they refuse to accept is a lie.Originally posted by tomtomagainThe bulk of all these negotiations are done by civil servants in the UK and EU. It's not like Davis, May, Junker, Tusk & Merkel are actually going to sit down and do it. The vast majority of the the work is carried out by teams of people who are in all likelihood beavering away to get to a common position. The politicians just fly in at the end for the signing and photo-op.
.…Maybe we ain’t that young anymoreComment
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Darmy didn't say there is a 'Property and Ethics Group'.Originally posted by chopper View PostThere is no Property and Ethics Group in the Cabinet Office, which is the first thing that drives a wedge through the article I saw.
There is a Propriety and Ethics Team, however.
I assume this is the pile of horse tulip you refer to?
https://skwawkbox.org/2017/04/30/the...rexit-profits/Comment
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Sounds good new to me. No deal of any sort. EU will suffer. UK will be fine.Originally posted by northernladyuk View PostCry me a river, snowflake.
Globalisation has gone too far.
Once the UK makes a success of things localisation will be going on all over.Comment
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Indeed. We should also leave the World Trade Organisation also. Really show them all who's boss.Originally posted by BrilloPad View PostSounds good new to me. No deal of any sort. EU will suffer. UK will be fine.
Globalisation has gone too far.
Once the UK makes a success of things localisation will be going on all over.Taking a break from contractingComment
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I'm sure people turn up for work at 9 Downing Street and do something to justify their paychecks. Trusting them and the government will require a lot of faith though. The scenario you presented in your earlier posts is hinged upon a specific outcome of the upcoming GE.Originally posted by tomtomagain View PostYou and I ( and everyone else) are looking in from the outside. And we do not know what is going on. But it is a massive and flawed assumption to think nothing is going on.
The reason there are no leaks? Well here's a radical thought. The UK civil service and government are actually pretty good at keeping things quiet when they need to.
Here's the text of the UK letter to the EU, triggering A50 and setting out the high level government objectives.
And here is the letter from the EU setting out it's high-level negotiating position.
If you read them both, what is striking is not how far apart they are, but how similar the positions are.
Those are the two official documents. Everything else you read is journalistic hype and political spin from both sides.
We need to wait and see. The clock is ticking whatever happens.You're awesome! Get yourself a t-shirt.Comment
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We should act in the best interests of the UK.Originally posted by chopper View PostIndeed. We should also leave the World Trade Organisation also. Really show them all who's boss.Comment
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