About time... (RE: Boris Johnson’s fiancé Carrie Symonds)
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FrenchieBoy
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Should be interesting but we all know that Boris will try to find a way of covering it up just like he did with Dominic Cummins!
Interesting
We did not elect her, nor are we interested in her opinions
If he is, and it affects us, then time for him to go
We did not elect her, nor are we interested in her opinions
If he is, and it affects us, then time for him to go
Grannysmith
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Hear hear! I dont remember voting for the hag!
Boris Johnson’s fiancee Carrie Symonds offered new job close to heart
CARRIE SYMONDS has started a new senior role at a global wildlife organisation, it has been revealed.
www.express.co.uk
Jon P
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I am sure I didn’t dream it but did anyone spot the (apparently now gone) BBC report this am of a (long overdue) inquiry into the undue and unelected influence that the mother of Bo’s child is exerting on government policy?
Is it me?
Inquiry into ‘unelected power’ of Boris Johnson’s fiancée Carrie Symonds demanded by Tory group — The Independent
‘No one should be involved in running our country without accountability to the people,’ says Bow Group
apple.news
Foxyboy43
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Thanx JP but I am sure this was also (momentarily) on the Beeb’s t’internet news early this am. Surely it could not have been “culled” from the nation’s conscience??
Is that a (now recently former) Beeb journalist’s head on a spike on the walls of the Tower I see before me??
Is that a (now recently former) Beeb journalist’s head on a spike on the walls of the Tower I see before me??
Freeforester
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They do go through the content and ‘airbrush’ that which they decide does not need further dissemination. Often picked up snippets early doors before the censors later ‘manage’...
I wrote to my MP about this months ago - her influence on Gov policy, contrasting that with William Haig's comments to his wife when he was PM.
This concern has gone to a dangerous level in the Conservative Party with demands for an independent inquiry into her influence on sackings and employing women at No 10, not to mention Packhams agenda.
Boris has been remarkably stupid and will be savaged by the group which has demanded the Inquiry.
She has no mandate, no right and no place trying to change the government's policy. In this case Boris's trousers have ruled his head again - he's getting stick for not only her interference but the fact she is 'over the brush'.
I reckon he will listen or be asked to ......................
This concern has gone to a dangerous level in the Conservative Party with demands for an independent inquiry into her influence on sackings and employing women at No 10, not to mention Packhams agenda.
Boris has been remarkably stupid and will be savaged by the group which has demanded the Inquiry.
She has no mandate, no right and no place trying to change the government's policy. In this case Boris's trousers have ruled his head again - he's getting stick for not only her interference but the fact she is 'over the brush'.
I reckon he will listen or be asked to ......................
enfieldspares
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Carrie Symonds' role in 'governing' the UK should be investigated, Tory think-tank says
The Bow Group is concerned that Ms Symonds may be having an influence inside Number 10, despite holding no role.
enfieldspares
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Carrie Symonds' role in 'governing' the UK should be investigated, Tory think-tank says
The Bow Group is concerned that Ms Symonds may be having an influence inside Number 10, despite holding no role.
About time,wasn’t it suggested that she interfered with the cull in Derbyshire.
CarlW
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Yes. I think the NFU gave her a slap for it.
Not hard enough.Boris shouldn’t have a slap more a kick in the pants from the front,perhaps then he wouldn’t let his boll**ks rule his brains.
CarlW
Well-Known Member
Agreed.
Surely it isn't asking for too much just to want a normal Conservative government? You know the type: free-market economics, pro-foxhunting, a tough Home Secretary (OK, we've got that one), staunchly unionist, and a spot of buggery or S&M at the weekends. It really ain't that fookin' hard.
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