Cummings and goings...

[MarkwG]

minimoog said:

MarkwG said:

He's a reporter...he's quoting a number 10 source...

I think mousey's tears are affecting his vision.

[anonymoususer]

MarkwG said:

He's a reporter...he's quoting a number 10 source...

Thanks for clearing that up
Its a pity that these politicians can't be as polite and helpful to each other like we are on here

[ddom]

anonymoususer said:

Hounded out by the press who have wanted his head since he made the mistake of travelling to see his family
He put family first as probably most would do

Hilarious.

Sonia Khan anyone? Karma is a bh huh Mr Cummings?

[bitchstewie]

ddom said:

Hilarious.

Sonia Khan anyone? Karma is a bh huh Mr Cummings?

Reported yesterday that she got a settlement to drop her claim to avoid Government embarrassment as apparently Cummings was named as part of it.

[ddom]

bhstewie said:

Reported yesterday that she got a settlement to drop her claim to avoid Government embarrassment as apparently Cummings was named as part of it.

Yep appears he’s a horrible little man by all accounts.

[pquinn]

minimoog said:

Using the front door instead of the back is what got the elected Prime Minister into his current predicament.

[bitchstewie]

If anyone's interested in that.

Special adviser sacked by Dominic Cummings to receive payoff

"Sonia Khan, a former adviser to the then chancellor, Sajid Javid, is expected to receive the substantial sum after arguing in legal papers that the behaviour of Boris Johnson’s most senior aide was pivotal to her claim of sex discrimination."

[monkfish1]

sim72 said:

Sway said:

monkfish1 said:

Whohe123 said:

Yup, remainder Javid rumoured to be back in. BRINO or transition extension no doubt.

Near forgone conclusion id say.

Then they're done - there is zero recovery from that.

Possibly not, given that the number of people who believe that Brexit was the right decision has hovered at around 40% in pretty much every poll for well over two years now.

What does that have to do with it?

[anonymoususer]

ddom said:

anonymoususer said:

Hounded out by the press who have wanted his head since he made the mistake of travelling to see his family
He put family first as probably most would do

Hilarious.

Sonia Khan anyone? Karma is a bh huh Mr Cummings?

I'm not familiar with her but if its the SNP member then why not
Unity is strength without the unity we don't have much

[Sway]

sim72 said:

Sway said:

monkfish1 said:

Whohe123 said:

Yup, remainder Javid rumoured to be back in. BRINO or transition extension no doubt.

Near forgone conclusion id say.

Then they're done - there is zero recovery from that.

Possibly not, given that the number of people who believe that Brexit was the right decision has hovered at around 40% in pretty much every poll for well over two years now.

As per the GE - with the stuff outstanding, there is no "leave/remain" axis.

There's those that support us specifically choosing to permit a foreign power to overrule us with zero input from us, and those that do not.

Ask that question - and I think we can safely put that the people in support of option 2 is a majority.

[anonymoususer]

He hasn't gone
He is working from home or something.
This looks to have caught a lot of people out
Instead of a big row it's an example of someone connected to the government doing what they ask the public to do

[citizensm1th]

anonymoususer said:

ddom said:

anonymoususer said:

Hounded out by the press who have wanted his head since he made the mistake of travelling to see his family
He put family first as probably most would do

Hilarious.

Sonia Khan anyone? Karma is a bh huh Mr Cummings?

I'm not familiar with her but if its the SNP member then why not
Unity is strength without the unity we don't have much

Good god man, treasury advisor to the chancellor who was sacked and marched out by security on the orders of Cumming reportedly

[p1stonhead]

You can bet boris didn’t have the balls to tell dom himself. Bet he got someone else to do it.

[Countdown]

Sway said:

As per the GE - with the stuff outstanding, there is no "leave/remain" axis.

There's those that support us specifically choosing to permit a foreign power to overrule us with zero input from us, and those that do not.

Ask that question - and I think we can safely put that the people in support of option 2 is a majority.

To get an accurate answer we should perhaps consider asking an accurate question.

[markyb_lcy]

anonymoususer said:

ddom said:

anonymoususer said:

Hounded out by the press who have wanted his head since he made the mistake of travelling to see his family
He put family first as probably most would do

Hilarious.

Sonia Khan anyone? Karma is a bh huh Mr Cummings?

I'm not familiar with her but if its the SNP member then why not
Unity is strength without the unity we don't have much

No, this is Sajid Javid’s advisor that the bully Cummings had frogmarched out of Downing Street with a security escort because he suspected she had been briefing press off-message.

He later went on to demand that if Javid wanted to keep his job then he would have to accept Cummings dictating who his advisors were. Javid understandably and rightly refused and Mr Sunak was installed, presumably with the same pre-condition.

The guy is a bully and a narcissist. He had far too much control for an unelected advisor and he became the story on far too many occasions.

Good riddance.

[anonymous-user]

V8covin said:

anonymoususer said:

Hounded out by the press who have wanted his head since he made the mistake of travelling to see his family
He put family first as probably most would do

You cannot be serious.
He should have been given the elbow then

He’s just trolling. He means “hounded out by most of Whitehall for pissing off a lot of people and finding things he didn’t really understand to meddle in.....”

[sim72]

monkfish1 said:

sim72 said:

Sway said:

monkfish1 said:

Whohe123 said:

Yup, remainder Javid rumoured to be back in. BRINO or transition extension no doubt.

Near forgone conclusion id say.

Then they're done - there is zero recovery from that.

Possibly not, given that the number of people who believe that Brexit was the right decision has hovered at around 40% in pretty much every poll for well over two years now.

What does that have to do with it?

Merely commenting how a transition extension or a "BRINO" would be received by the public. And even fewer want the No Deal that Cummings has been pivotal in trying to force Johnson into.

[anonymoususer]

citizensm1th said:

Good god man, treasury advisor to the chancellor who was sacked and marched out by security on the orders of Cumming reportedly

I apologise I was confusing her with Tasmina Ahmed-Sheikh the SNP MP

[Deathmole]

I wonder what the real story that they are trying to detract from is going to be?

[Trophy Husband]

Modern day Rasputin IMHO.
He can call PJ Masks if he needs some help with his stuff?