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Tag Archives: Boris Johnson
We need Freedom of Speech in Parliament?
On Wednesday afternoon in Parliament the Joint Committee on Human rights has invited two important people from the University of Sussex to speak about Freedom of Speech at Universities. They are Frida Gustafsson, President of the Students Union and Adam … Continue reading
Kakistocracy: “Government by the worst people.”
If we were watching a satirical TV series in which the President of the USA re-tweeted deeply offensive messages without checking their veracity or source, the ability to switch off the screen or choose a different programme might make the … Continue reading
Political incorrectness gone mad!
This report regarding the words of Boris Johnson at a dinner with Spanish businesses and politicians in Bath on 4th November must surely be the straw that will break the back of not just this Governments Camel, but also the … Continue reading
Posted in EU Referendum, Parliament and Democracy
Tagged Boris Johnson, Bull Fighting
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Lets change the political approach
As far as the political world is concerned it feels like an enormous amount of change has occurred since Theresa May shook hands with Arlene Foster and slipped an IOU for £1Bn into the palm of her hand on 26th … Continue reading
Posted in EU Referendum, Parliament and Democracy
Tagged Arlene Foster, Boris Johnson, Charlie Elphicke, DUP, Theresa May
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Political destruction by 1000 ‘resignations’
The inability by members of the Conservative Party to understand the seriousness of their failure as a Government as a whole is deeply concerning. As these two tweets indicate the Foreign Secretary believes Ministers should be free to jettison the … Continue reading
Posted in Parliament and Democracy
Tagged Boris Johnson, Eric Pickles, Priti Patel, Theresa May, Tim Montgomerie
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We need politicians who understand history
I confess I was confused regarding the venue for Theresa May’s speech until I read the transcript, and then I became even more confused. She began: It’s good to be here in this great city of Florence today at a critical … Continue reading
The difficulty of advising arrogant people
In the world of politics making friends must be tough, bearing in mind that so much of what is said and done happens under the spotlight of the press. However even so it is often surprising when such people take … Continue reading
Posted in EU Referendum, Parliament and Democracy
Tagged Boris Johnson, David Davis, Liam Fox, Theresa May, William Hague
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What to do with £140m of public money
The way in which we spend public money or rather how it is spent on our behalf varies wildly depending on ones point of view. This weekend Boris Johnson has written a piece in the Telegraph, once again promoting the … Continue reading
We need space for an honest open debate
The willingness of our national leaders to open up discussions based not only on what the EU is now offering us, but also what was said throughout the referendum campaign is an indication of how little respect they have for … Continue reading
Who will take responsibility?
All jobs in established organisations bring with them baggage from their predecessor. When Cressida Dick took over as Commissioner of the Metropolitan Police one of the items in the hard to resolve cupboard or perhaps garage, was the three water … Continue reading
Posted in Parliament and Democracy, Policing
Tagged Bernard Hogan Howe, Boris Johnson, Cressida Dick, Theresa May, Water Cannon
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