Who's been a naughty boy...?

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Bean replied

5 September 2018, 16:15
Originally posted by BlasterBates View Post

So not really mal administration, the guy is perfectly qualified but they didn't follow procedures.

No corruption, no "collusion", no illegal campaign finance or misspent public funds

Is that the best anyone can find.

Not following the agreed process, IS the maladministration, you complete muppet
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BlasterBates replied

5 September 2018, 16:03
Stating that Selmayr’s competence and commitment to the EU were not in doubt, O’Reilly did not call for his resignation, but said a new procedure was needed to hire his successor.

So not really mal administration, the guy is perfectly qualified but they didn't follow procedures.

No corruption, no "collusion", no illegal campaign finance or misspent public funds

Is that the best anyone can find.
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darmstadt replied

5 September 2018, 15:54
Originally posted by Bean View Post

Have either of those, been found by a watchdog, of having committed 4 counts of maladministration whilst holding public office?

Maybe not maladministration but lying, definitely: https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/ukn...er-affair.html

Boris is a consummate liar so he may well have been reprimanded many times but no-one knows. As for the Victorian guy, he's just said that Brexit was a fundamental mistake live on the radio (may have been a slight Freudian gaffe.) At the moment you can't trust a Tory and very few other politicians and you definitely cannot trust most of the MSM....
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Bean replied

5 September 2018, 15:31
Originally posted by Eirikur View Post

or JRM

Have either of those, been found by a watchdog, of having committed 4 counts of maladministration whilst holding public office?
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Eirikur replied

5 September 2018, 14:59
Originally posted by BlasterBates View Post

Brexit is the answer to this obvious incompetence, Britain needs to be led by someone with integrity, someone such as

Bozo...

or JRM
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BlasterBates replied

5 September 2018, 14:54
Brexit is the answer to this obvious incompetence, Britain needs to be led by someone with integrity, someone such as

Bozo...
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Bean replied

5 September 2018, 14:31
Originally posted by Eirikur View Post

1. Old news we already discussed this back in February
2. Juncker is an idiot even remainers agree with that

1. When it was last 'discussed', I believe UK civil servants (e.g. Robbins) were trotted out (by the usual cretins), as equal examples to this process.

2. Really? When was that poll done?
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Eirikur replied

5 September 2018, 14:16
1. Old news we already discussed this back in February
2. Juncker is an idiot even remainers agree with that
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northernladuk replied

4 September 2018, 13:30
Originally posted by Bean View Post

4 instances of maladministration during the process of 1 promotion?

Keep calm & create a new process to totally disregard again..

FTFY.
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Bean replied

4 September 2018, 12:59
Originally posted by Mordac View Post

Jean-Claude Juncker, natch...I wonder how he's going to punish himself?

https://www.theguardian.com/world/20...political-ally

I assume Selmayr knows where the bodies are buried...

4 instances of maladministration during the process of 1 promotion?

Keep calm & carry on with BAU...
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Mordac started a topic Who's been a naughty boy...?

4 September 2018, 12:39
Who's been a naughty boy...?

Jean-Claude Juncker, natch...I wonder how he's going to punish himself?

https://www.theguardian.com/world/20...political-ally

I assume Selmayr knows where the bodies are buried...
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