Boris Johnson

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ratewhore replied

15 February 2007, 18:33
He's my MP and god bless him...

or Allah if we want to be diverse...
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DodgyAgent replied

15 February 2007, 18:27
Originally posted by snaw

Plagiarism, that ones been around for ages with city types ;-)

Actually feel a bit dirty, for once I sort of agree with something BJ say's. I'd no idea there were laws preventing people funding state schools.

snaw dont fall for it, you are a leftie and be proud of it
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snaw replied

15 February 2007, 13:50
Originally posted by DodgyAgent

"have and have yachts" line.

Plagiarism, that ones been around for ages with city types ;-)

Actually feel a bit dirty, for once I sort of agree with something BJ say's. I'd no idea there were laws preventing people funding state schools.
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DodgyAgent replied

15 February 2007, 13:20
Originally posted by Churchill

It's because they've found out your real name...

"Francis Urquhart"

Is that what "FU" stands for?
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reformation replied

15 February 2007, 13:17
Originally posted by DodgyAgent

A bit reserved and a bit philosophical today, not at his scathing best but I did enjoy his "have and have yachts" line. Interestingly he makes a valid and serious point about education whilst on the same page we have Tony Bliar writing about the need for business to pay for Universities. Fine, his arguments are valid in their own context. However Blair has a damned cheek to write such an article whilst he himself presides over such a corrupt and wasteful group of public services, and "nose in the trough" incompetent politicians.

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/opinion/m.../15/do1502.xml

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/opinion/m.../15/do1501.xml

What a fantastic article by Boris, nice one Dodgy ;-)
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Churchill replied

15 February 2007, 11:04
Originally posted by DodgyAgent

I really dont know how you could possibly come to that conclusion !

It's because they've found out your real name...

"Francis Urquhart"
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DodgyAgent replied

15 February 2007, 11:02
Originally posted by DimPrawn

The way you go on Dodgy, you'd think you were a fan of Thatcherism, free markets and individual freedoms.

I really dont know how you could possibly come to that conclusion !
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DimPrawn replied

15 February 2007, 10:55
The way you go on Dodgy, you'd think you were a fan of Thatcherism, free markets and individual freedoms.
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DodgyAgent started a topic Boris Johnson

15 February 2007, 10:52
Boris Johnson

A bit reserved and a bit philosophical today, not at his scathing best but I did enjoy his "have and have yachts" line. Interestingly he makes a valid and serious point about education whilst on the same page we have Tony Bliar writing about the need for business to pay for Universities. Fine, his arguments are valid in their own context. However Blair has a damned cheek to write such an article whilst he himself presides over such a corrupt and wasteful group of public services, and "nose in the trough" incompetent politicians.

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/opinion/m.../15/do1502.xml

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/opinion/m.../15/do1501.xml
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