Lol Craig feckin Murray again.
Lol Craig feckin Murray again.
https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=1926922684014302&id=185180654855189No, Boris did not claim he was told it was the Russians, he claimed he was told it was a Russian nerve agent.
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I highly recommend the whole series and it's predecessor Yes Minister. The writer actually had insight from working in the civil service. Much of what went on behind the scenes then probably still goes onto today.Tweet
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ThanksI highly recommend the whole series and it's predecessor Yes Minister. The writer actually had insight from working in the civil service. Much of what went on behind the scenes then probably still goes onto today.
Edit only bother with the 80s series, the attempted remake wasn't very good.
Oh and it's on netflix
Seconded.Yes, Prime Minister is a great show. Very funny. Highly recommend it to people who haven't watched it yet.
Are they really allowed to make such a claim? Reporting on dismay at his approach is one thing but claiming he's a Kremlin stooge? Incredible
I eagerly await the 'Porton Down, Putin's Puppet' and 'Porton Down, The Kremlin Stooge' front pages.
That's the right wing press for you.Are they really allowed to make such a claim? Reporting on dismay at his approach is one thing but claiming he's a Kremlin stooge? Incredible
They called him a literal, like, actual, working for the enemy, spy just a few weeks ago.Are they really allowed to make such a claim? Reporting on dismay at his approach is one thing but claiming he's a Kremlin stooge? Incredible
Looks like they're trying to redirect the error to bad copy whilst claiming Boris said nothing wrong.Tweet
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What on earth was he thinking attributing expert opinion to DSTL, when they hadn't even given it.Looks like they're trying to redirect the error to bad copy whilst claiming Boris said nothing wrong.
The rare occasion i feel sorry for May is that she is unable to sack Boris whilst he continues to prove unfit to serve.
What remake?I highly recommend the whole series and it's predecessor Yes Minister. The writer actually had insight from working in the civil service. Much of what went on behind the scenes then probably still goes onto today.
Edit only bother with the 80s series, the attempted remake wasn't very good.
Oh and it's on netflix
Libel?Are they really allowed to make such a claim? Reporting on dismay at his approach is one thing but claiming he's a Kremlin stooge? Incredible
I'd still trust them more than I trust the fecking Russian government. By a factor of 1000x.To be fair the British don’t have a great track record when it comes to accusing countries about chemical weapons. After the Iraq WOMD debacle I wouldn’t trust the British governments with anything they say on the matter..
You seem to confuse trusting intelligence sources in a remote middle Eastern country with investigations in your actual country.To be fair the British don’t have a great track record when it comes to accusing countries about chemical weapons. After the Iraq WOMD debacle I wouldn’t trust the British governments with anything they say on the matter..
Very different circumstances - after all, some nerve agent did nearly kill 3 people in Salisbury. It’s merely a question of where it came from, not whether it exists. And the balance of probabilities suggests it came from Russia even if the level of proof is not currently as absolute as our clownish foreign secretary makes out.To be fair the British don’t have a great track record when it comes to accusing countries about chemical weapons. After the Iraq WOMD debacle I wouldn’t trust the British governments with anything they say on the matter..
The story obviously inspired Joseph Conrad to write “The Secret Agent” with its story of black ops in London by a thinly disguised Russian secret service. And Conrad was an anglicised Pole. The outlines of the giant anti-Russia conspiracy become clearer...
Wait was Engels a deep-cover Russophobe?
I’m not saying the Russian government is more trustworthy, I’m playing Devil’s Advocate by asking the question whether we can trust our own government after the Iraq fiasco?I'd still trust them more than I trust the fecking Russian government. By a factor of 1000x.
Leave.EU are signing from a Russian hymn book? Knock me down with a feckin feather.Tweet
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You'd think they'd at least try and hide it a bit more.Leave.EU are signing from a Russian hymn book? Knock me down with a feckin feather.
You’d think Trump would.You'd think they'd at least try and hide it a bit more.
Leave.EU co-founder Aaron Banks:What the feck has this got to do with Leave.EU? Oh... right.
Here's where it get's even more juicy.....OK so here we go:
westmonster.com whois lookup:
ADMINISTRATIVE CONTACT
Name:
Domains Administrator
Organization:
Eldon Insurance Services Limited
Street:
Lysander House Catbrain Lane, Cribbs Causeway
City:
Bristol
State:
South Gloucestershire
Postal Code:
BS10 7TQ
Country:
GB
Phone:
+44.8449029778
Email:
@eldoninsurance.co.uk
Eldon Insurance Services Founder: Arron Banks
In November 2017, the Electoral Commission announced that it is investigating whether election rules were broken during the EU referendum, in donations worth a total of £8.4 million to Leave.EU campaigners made by Banks and by Better for the Country Ltd, a company of which Banks is a registered director.
Is it a trustworthy source?
feck no
https://www.opendemocracy.net/uk/brexitinc/adam-ramsay/how-did-arron-banks-afford-brexitShortly afterwards, Banks met the woman who was to become his second wife, a Portsmouth-based Russian called Ekaterina Paderina. According to the Sunday Times, Paderina’s former husband had been interviewed twice by Special Branch because they suspected her of working for the Russian government.
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So basically they managed to kill nobody - have to say if the Russian authorities wanted him dead that badly you would have thought they could just get a russian mobster to go all trotsky and stick an ice pick in his headTweet
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Or maybe someone that wanted to put the suspicion onto the Russian government?So basically they managed to kill nobody - have to say if the Russian authorities wanted him dead that badly you would have thought they could just get a russian mobster to go all trotsky and stick an ice pick in his head
To do something like a chemical weapon yet still feck it up is complete incompetence - whoever is ultimately responsible must be in a senior position and must be a complete idiot
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Not really - boris would have fecked up the plan waaaaaaay before they managed to even make the chemicals)
Not sure why people think Russia are highly skilled at this sort of thing.So basically they managed to kill nobody - have to say if the Russian authorities wanted him dead that badly you would have thought they could just get a russian mobster to go all trotsky and stick an ice pick in his head
Don’t think killing someone with a nerve agent or radioactive polonium is part of a Russian operative’s training.So basically they managed to kill nobody - have to say if the Russian authorities wanted him dead that badly you would have thought they could just get a russian mobster to go all trotsky and stick an ice pick in his head
To do something like a chemical weapon yet still feck it up is complete incompetence - whoever is ultimately responsible must be in a senior position and must be a complete idiot
Not really - boris would have fecked up the plan waaaaaaay before they managed to even make the chemicals)