T.R.O.Y wrote:Any negativity is denied or ignored by this government and it’s supporters.
Good! There is way too much negativity in this country.
T.R.O.Y wrote:Any negativity is denied or ignored by this government and it’s supporters.
xmiles wrote:gloswhite wrote:Comment by a reporter on the Sophie Ridge show was that some people think he was no longer up to the job, (presumably coping with the change of pace and ways of working).Angry Dad wrote:He was a trouble maker he had to go and she gets things done, she will be pm one day.okocha wrote:A damning indictment of our increasingly despotic government:
The top civil servant in the Home Office has resigned and said he intends to sue the government for constructive dismissal.
Sir Philip Rutnam said there had been a "vicious and orchestrated" campaign against him in Home Secretary Priti Patel's office.
Sir Philip, who has had a career spanning 33 years, said he believed his experience was "extreme" but part of a "wider pattern" in government
All part of the standard briefing against him of course.
It will be interesting to see what comes out in court.
The "people" referred to are all Tory allies of Patel.gloswhite wrote:Comment by a reporter on the Sophie Ridge show was that some people think he was no longer up to the job, (presumably coping with the change of pace and ways of working).
okocha wrote:The "people" referred to are all Tory allies of Patel.
Bob got that gig, but I'm hoping he'll get bored and take up whittling. I find it very calming.Natasha Whittam wrote:okocha wrote:The "people" referred to are all Tory allies of Patel.
Bored. Have you considered looking into the Forest Green Rovers accounts?
So that's why they're facing extinction. It's folk like you who need to give up whittling 'em if we're going to keep the field mouse population under control.boltonbonce wrote:
Last week I whittled a barn owl wearing a bowler hat.
This is no time for levity. I take my whittling seriously.wanderlust wrote:So that's why they're facing extinction. It's folk like you who need to give up whittling 'em if we're going to keep the field mouse population under control.boltonbonce wrote:
Last week I whittled a barn owl wearing a bowler hat.
Try whittling wood instead.
Out of interest, do you always wear a bowler hat whilst whittling?
boltonbonce wrote:Bob got that gig, but I'm hoping he'll get bored and take up whittling. I find it very calming.Natasha Whittam wrote:okocha wrote:The "people" referred to are all Tory allies of Patel.
Bored. Have you considered looking into the Forest Green Rovers accounts?
Last week I whittled a barn owl wearing a bowler hat.
Angry Dad wrote:boltonbonce wrote:Bob got that gig, but I'm hoping he'll get bored and take up whittling. I find it very calming.Natasha Whittam wrote:okocha wrote:The "people" referred to are all Tory allies of Patel.
Bored. Have you considered looking into the Forest Green Rovers accounts?
Last week I whittled a barn owl wearing a bowler hat.
Cool would love to see a barn owl wearing a bowler hat can you post a photo?
Don't want to appear rude, but have ever seen an actual barn owl Bonce?boltonbonce wrote:Angry Dad wrote:boltonbonce wrote:Bob got that gig, but I'm hoping he'll get bored and take up whittling. I find it very calming.Natasha Whittam wrote:okocha wrote:The "people" referred to are all Tory allies of Patel.
Bored. Have you considered looking into the Forest Green Rovers accounts?
Last week I whittled a barn owl wearing a bowler hat.
Cool would love to see a barn owl wearing a bowler hat can you post a photo?
Have you seen Nat's legs?Angry Dad wrote:Owl legs are one of the funniest things you will see.
They're surprisingly long. Makes them even funnier.Angry Dad wrote:They have very long legs do owls ,look under the feathers.
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