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But this convo is largely pointless now after so many good members left or disengaged from this subforum. The rot has set. And so we have more and more outlandish threads being created to provoke outraged response. Last edited by Twosugars; 01-03-2020 at 06:19 PM. |
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Beso | Piss orf.
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..You never know it may resolve things...all you done has further divided the forum with that post. . Last edited by Parmy; 01-03-2020 at 07:34 PM. |
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Crimson Dynamo | The voice of reason
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You seem to have quite the inside knowledge and i am sure we would love to see your workings? |
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Priti Vacant and Priti Nasty
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Dezzy please try to get
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Saying 'no u' isn't going to change the fact that you've regularly discounted evidence of racially charged police brutality that doesn't suit your views. Videos of incidents of police brutality is 'misleading' to you no matter the content. You are the definition of confirmation bias and projecting that onto me won't change that. Those topics I found just by searching 'police' but there's been more than that, your view point is always 'well, they must have done something wrong!' and when it's proven that the police is at fault you always go 'Police work is hard! I'd like to see you try it without accidentally killing black people!' You are making a point by suggesting that anyone in this thread that has any criticism for Priti Patel is inherently racist and sexist but what does it say about you if we took YOUR logic in this thread and applied it to your own views on police brutality? Hmm? If you're gonna try and make out that anyone who criticise Patel is a sexist racist, then I'm gonna highlight how empty that argument is by highlighting your own hypocrisy. It's relevant, he is using this story to call people racist in the most painfully obvious case of bad acting I've ever seen. He can't virtue signal as a method to attack others if he has views that I've highlighted, it's hypocritical. You didn't tell your friend to get back on topic so don't tell me what to do. |
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Crimson Dynamo | The voice of reason
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![]() This briefing war is just the latest battle in a long history of civil servants v Home Secretaries The knives were out for Priti Patel from the moment she was appointed Home Secretary last July. Ms Patel is not one of those ministers who puts her head down, keeps quiet and does what she’s told. She makes waves – and enemies – wherever she goes. None of us really knows what transpired between Ms Patel and Sir Philip Rutnam, her now departed permanent secretary. Sir Philip has taken the extraordinary step of making his grievances public. According to him, Ms Patel is an all-round monster, responsible for days of hostile stories about the department. He says he will now sue the government for constructive dismissal. Needless to say, Ms Patel denies these allegations. It’s worth considering that, if all Sir Philip was trying to achieve was redress, he would have resigned and quietly instructed employment lawyers. Instead, the BBC’s political editor was informed of his resignation and he then chose to make an unprecedented public statement, timed for maximum exposure in today’s papers, with handy texts ready for journalists. It’s clear that he has another agenda: ensuring Ms Patel is no longer Home Secretary. The issue for those who do not know who to believe is whether that agenda only developed this weekend with his resignation, or whether it has been present for months. Because one thing we know for certain: someone within the Home Office was briefing against Ms Patel. Sir Philip has insists it wasn’t him, so one should believe him. But someone told journalists that she was so bad a minister that the security services refused to trust her – perhaps the most damning accusation that could be made against the Home Secretary. MI5 took the unusual step of denying this story last week. For all the brouhaha this weekend, the history of the Home Office shows that attempts by the department to destroy a Home Secretary are hardly unusual. When a minister seeks to take on the received wisdom, the pattern is always the same. In preparing my biography of David Blunkett, I spent months around the Home Office. He may have entered office nearly 20 years ago, but what he told me is just as applicable today. The department’s problems, he said, are in the DNA of its civil servants. “They had a policy of their own. I’ve never experienced anything quite like the first few months here. We were running parallel policies. There were my policies and there was what officials called ‘Home Office policy’, and that was what they worked to. I had to say to them over and over again, ‘There is only one policy and it’s what we say it is.’” This has been the story whenever the Home Office’s civil servants realise their boss won’t stick to what they are told to do. And then the stories start to appear about how the Home Secretary is a bully, is out of his or her depth, is unthinking, posturing and – above all – stupid. Famously, Sir Michael Howard was anathema to the department. Like Ms Patel, he would not accept that its role was to preside over rising crime and be passive towards criminals. When Sir Michael sacked the director-general of the prison service, Derek Lewis, following the publication of a damning report into a series of breakouts, Mr Lewis and his colleagues went to war with him. You might think it reasonable for a Home Secretary to dismiss a man whose management had been described by an independent inquiry as “a chapter of errors at every level and a naivete that defies belief”. But that sort of accountability is not the Home Office way. Plus ça change. One of Ms Patel’s predecessors, Amber Rudd, had her own issues with Sir Philip. She filed a complaint against him for being “absent” during the Windrush scandal revelations which forced her resignation in 2018. According to a leak just last week, she told the inquiry into the affair: “I find his absence inappropriate. He was absent through my final few weeks and days. I think a good permanent secretary would lean in to a real difficulty like this rather than sit back from it.” Whitehall and the media will be consumed by this latest episode of "The Home Office Versus The Home Secretary" for days. But outside the bubble, few will care. Just as the Lewis affair was an irrelevance compared with Howard’s success in reducing crime, what matters will be Ms Patel’s record in fighting criminals. https://www.telegraph.co.uk/politics...g-priti-patel/ |
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Crimson Dynamo | The voice of reason
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We may like to pause at this point and think about another born-above-a-corner-shop,
Right-wing grammar-school girl who was patronised, smeared and stymied by chaps in the cosy club of power as she fought to introduce changes they didn’t approve of. There was no doubt at all who was running the country after Margaret Hilda Thatcher had finished with them. https://www.telegraph.co.uk/women/po...pocracy-bully/ |
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Beso | Piss orf.
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Sounds like a man that doesn't like being told what to do by a woman of a different persuasion.
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Beso | Piss orf.
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PM Johnson
Confirmed he has Full Confidence in his Home Secretary. Ref: Ch4HD news. |
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Who's being racist to our Priti?
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Beso | Piss orf.
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I love that word rampant.
It remindes me of a massive erect cock |
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A former aide to Priti Patel received a Ł25,000 payout from the government after claiming she was bullied by the then employment minister.
Legal correspondence seen by the BBC alleges the woman took an overdose of prescription medicine following the alleged incident in 2015. The DWP did not admit liability and the case did not come before a tribunal. Ms Patel is facing allegations - which she denies - that she mistreated staff in her new role as home secretary. https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-51705069 |
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Priti Patel has been accused of bullying a third senior civil servant when she was the secretary of state for international development.
Whitehall sources told the Guardian that the home secretary, who is already reeling from allegations that she bullied her permanent secretary at the Home Office and an aide in the Department for Work and Pensions, had “harassed and belittled” staff in her private office in 2017. https://www.theguardian.com/politics...ng-says-labour Oop, it's getting priti serious Last edited by Twosugars; 04-03-2020 at 03:37 AM. |
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Crimson Dynamo | The voice of reason
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bullying = being told you are not doing your job you have been paid for....
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She should never have been reinstated. .. she broke the ministerial code didn't she?
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I've worked with Pritti Patel. She's a tough woman, but no tougher than any of the men. She's also very good at her job. If she had a penis, they'd all be singing a very different song now.
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Beso | Piss orf.
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She should never have been allowed back into government after being forced to resign for taking unofficial, off the book meetings with foreign bodies, so not only does she endanger national security, but she’s also a bully? Not shocked
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Crimson Dynamo | The voice of reason
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If someone called you a bully on tibb, would you be happy if others referred to you as a bully too based on an allegation? No, i did not think so - so please give that courtesy to the Home Secretary |
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