Can this be true?
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When you say "mistakes being made" is that a vague, indecisive statement meaning "none of the things No. 10 said were true?"
Maybe you should try to be less delphic in your utterances.
Even when it's an admission you are pained to make.
When you say "mistakes being made" is that a vague, indecisive statement meaning "none of the things No. 10 said were true?"
Maybe you should try to be less delphic in your utterances.
Even when it's an admission you are pained to make.
No. It means a mistake may have been made
In which case any statement may not be accurate
So you mean all three of the statements were wrong.
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Which generally means that the minister involved was given in accurate info by a civil. Servant
Who may have made a mistake. But then again they could well have deliberately given false info
As they have there own agenda
or beef Saboteurs
I have long considered that there is skul duggdry afoot in the civil serviceProbably infiltrated by Russians
or momentum extremistsCould even be extremist remoaners
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Take the brown Blair relationship
Each one's office was trying to do a dirty on the others
Both had there own agenda
Secret briefings and leaks
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And yet, to me, it is important that the citizens of this country should have well-founded confidence and trust in the honesty and competence of their government.
It's difficult when we have a Prime Minister who is a notorious liar, of course.
JD either gobs off if he thinks he's "winning", or slinks off and hopes no-one notices or cares.
Oh the irony.
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