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Once a snake in the grass, always..........................
best thing about Brexit only does 30 second door stop soundbites instead of trawling the tv studios telling us how he,s going to save the world
Sneaky two faced individual. Only interested in doing what is best for him.
his mind will be doing overtime at the mo, how does he eject from the tiutanic without pushing the women and kids out of the way, no cabinet minister can hang around and have a voice if they back the most important bill in the commons for over 60 years and its voted down,collective responsibility on the way in and the way out
I try not to do hatred, buy simply have to make an exception for this slimy little toad.
''What they do is, they smile in your face,
all the time they wanna take your place,
The backstabbers'',
Was that song written for him ?
all the time they wanna take your place,
The backstabbers'',
Was that song written for him ?
we,re an island,with a lake district and every year one region of the country spends months on end flooded out but the ENVIROMENT SEC, reason for voting for mays Brexit betrayal is because he,s worried we,ll run out of drinking water, just the type of bloke you,d like to follow over the hill, NOT
JUST FOR MR GOVE and any other snowflakes, millennials hiding in their bunker .mr Abdul at the corner shop assures me theres been no notable sales increase in POT NOODLES, I,ll inform the forum as quickly as possible if Abdul notices a rush in sales
the slime ridden toad has written a piece for the Daily Fail which licks the nutcases shell
Snaky as they come. I reckon he did Cameron's bidding when he knifed Boris thus depriving the Party faithful of a final vote between Boris and May which Boris might well have won.
Brexit could have actually meant Brexit.
Brexit could have actually meant Brexit.
goves godfather to one of camerons kids and the families have never spoken since gove told Cameron he would be backing leave campaign
https://rochdaleherald.co.uk/2017/01/17/impossible-michael-gove/
He stabbed Boris in the back, is it any surprise weasel features is selling us down the river
gotta hand it to Gove he unites the divides - everyone thinks he's loathsome
Please correct me if I'm wrong as I only caught the last bit of Vicki Young's conversation with news anchor Simon McCoy.
Apparently (reported by BBC Vicki Young) he compared the UK getting a better Brexit deal to a 50 yr old swinger expecting Scarlett Johansson to turn up. How did he know?
Apparently (reported by BBC Vicki Young) he compared the UK getting a better Brexit deal to a 50 yr old swinger expecting Scarlett Johansson to turn up. How did he know?
been piddling his pants all afternoon in the commons because in the most serious debate in a 100 years he,s managed to use the words bollocks twice,and repeat yesterdays wrong gag about bercow,s car obviously wasn't listening or present yesterday,in late news goves been given detention by Bercow for using his water pistol in the chamber, childish oath who needs taking behind the bikesheds and given a slap
Seriously. A spanking will do him enormous good, I believe, executed by a dominatrix perhaps; crowd funding anyone? It's for a good cause.
https://www.standard.co.uk/news/politics/mps-told-its-fine-to-use-the-word-b...
Brexit was supposed to be consuming the entirety of the MPs preoccupation at the present time. Yet he came out with that quote. What he's like? Too much clowning about with Boris, I guess.
he can hardly have an open mind when his wife is feature writher for the once rabid brexiteer daily mail,now rabid treason may loving daily mail, who most breiteers are trying to distance themselves from
I am ashamed to admit I went to the same school as this slimy reptilian scumball
i bought my sister a set of Michael Gove kitchen knives for christmas.
Gove letting you down should have been the most obvious of the lot
aaronh; none of them surprised me, i've been calling them all out for months
have a read of this from last September in the Express:
Vote Leave was fronted up by Dominic Cummings and Matthew Eliott, Campaign Director and Chief Executive respectively.
However, in January 2016, with the referendum just months away, Cummings faced a coup from within the campaign – largely due to his direct and uncompromising style with MPs.
In his 2016 book “All Out War: The Full Story of How Brexit Sank Britain’s Political Class”, Tim Shipman recalls how Cummings was taken into a meeting room to hear his plotted destiny.
In the meeting, Brexiteer Daniel Hodson said: “I’m very sorry Dominic but I’m afraid to tell you this meeting is not exactly what you thought it was.
You’ve got to go.”
Cummings somewhat miraculously fought back and staged a counter-coup, arguing that Vote Leave staff would not accept it if he was forced out and, eventually, the rebels backed down.
“In the classic outline of a failed coup, the plotters had sought to oust the president without first securing the support of the military and the civil service,” Shipman writes.
However, it was Michael Gove who perhaps played the pivotal role in proceedings.
Cummings had worked for Gove from 2007 to January 2014, latterly as a special advisor in the Department of Education.
With the former Education Secretary still undeclared on his Brexit stance, Vote Leave knew his name would be a huge asset for their cause.
However, Gove made it clear that the presence of Cummings was absolutely vital for him to come to that decision and implied that he would reconsider if Cummings was ousted.
Shipman claims that when Gove heard of proceedings on the day of the attempted coup, he rang Peter Cruddas, the treasurer funding Vote Leave, Steve Baker and Bernard Jenkin.
To each of them he reportedly delivered the same message: “Look, I haven’t declared yet but you won’t have a chance of winning if you get rid of Dom.”
Bernard Jenkin claimed that Gove was “inexplicit” about joining the campaign but “the implication was, hang in there until cavalry arrive”.
Then Gove went further still, adding: “Bernard, it won’t be a good campaign unless Dom Cummings is running it.”
Cummings reportedly used it to his advantage, too.
Chris Bruni-Lowe told Shipman that Cummings “played the Gove card” and told the group: “I can get you Gove.”
Shipman adds that Cummings was all too aware of David Cameron’s imminent return from the February 2016 Brussels summit and that, after that, “Michael will be on my side and then I’ll be able to wrap this s*** up”.
Cummings remained as Campaign Director and the rest, as they say, is history.
Britain voted to leave the European Union on June 23, 2016, and David Cameron immediately resigned.
Vote Leave was fronted up by Dominic Cummings and Matthew Eliott, Campaign Director and Chief Executive respectively.
However, in January 2016, with the referendum just months away, Cummings faced a coup from within the campaign – largely due to his direct and uncompromising style with MPs.
In his 2016 book “All Out War: The Full Story of How Brexit Sank Britain’s Political Class”, Tim Shipman recalls how Cummings was taken into a meeting room to hear his plotted destiny.
In the meeting, Brexiteer Daniel Hodson said: “I’m very sorry Dominic but I’m afraid to tell you this meeting is not exactly what you thought it was.
You’ve got to go.”
Cummings somewhat miraculously fought back and staged a counter-coup, arguing that Vote Leave staff would not accept it if he was forced out and, eventually, the rebels backed down.
“In the classic outline of a failed coup, the plotters had sought to oust the president without first securing the support of the military and the civil service,” Shipman writes.
However, it was Michael Gove who perhaps played the pivotal role in proceedings.
Cummings had worked for Gove from 2007 to January 2014, latterly as a special advisor in the Department of Education.
With the former Education Secretary still undeclared on his Brexit stance, Vote Leave knew his name would be a huge asset for their cause.
However, Gove made it clear that the presence of Cummings was absolutely vital for him to come to that decision and implied that he would reconsider if Cummings was ousted.
Shipman claims that when Gove heard of proceedings on the day of the attempted coup, he rang Peter Cruddas, the treasurer funding Vote Leave, Steve Baker and Bernard Jenkin.
To each of them he reportedly delivered the same message: “Look, I haven’t declared yet but you won’t have a chance of winning if you get rid of Dom.”
Bernard Jenkin claimed that Gove was “inexplicit” about joining the campaign but “the implication was, hang in there until cavalry arrive”.
Then Gove went further still, adding: “Bernard, it won’t be a good campaign unless Dom Cummings is running it.”
Cummings reportedly used it to his advantage, too.
Chris Bruni-Lowe told Shipman that Cummings “played the Gove card” and told the group: “I can get you Gove.”
Shipman adds that Cummings was all too aware of David Cameron’s imminent return from the February 2016 Brussels summit and that, after that, “Michael will be on my side and then I’ll be able to wrap this s*** up”.
Cummings remained as Campaign Director and the rest, as they say, is history.
Britain voted to leave the European Union on June 23, 2016, and David Cameron immediately resigned.
i now have the words; filthy stinking reprobate. It was him - who forced the ditherers to agree with the PM today
if he ever became PM i would leave this country. That is an outright promise. I'd rather live in a tree in Bali with one or two Suku Balis dressed in Kebaya feeding me Arak from a straw
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