According to my BBC news widgety thingy, that cunt Mandleson may be heading 
back to the local trough.

Deep. Joy.

That is all.

-- 
I don't care to belong to a club that accepts people like me as members. 
Groucho Marx

On 3 Oct, 09:58, "Scraggy"  wrote:

>  According to my BBC news widgety thingy, that cunt Mandleson may be heading
> back to the local trough.

3rd time lucky:

Sebastian (On hearing the PM's wife is pregnant): Very clever.

PM's wife: Excuse me?

Sebastian: What you've done, very clever...

PM's wife: I'm sorry?

Sebastian: Got yourself up the duff. What, did you say you were on the
pill, you tricked him into it?

On 3 Oct, 09:58, "Scraggy"  wrote:
>  According to my BBC news widgety thingy, that cunt Mandleson may be heading
> back to the local trough.
>
> Deep. Joy.
>
> That is all.
>
Indeed. If ever there was an utterly unprincipled slimeball, it's
Randy Mandy. I cannot *believe* they're giving him a third chance.

Only conclusions I can draw is that (a) he really, really knows where
all the bodies are buried or (b) they've decided that only he is nasty
enough to be able to stitch up the Tories.

In article 
,
 "TOG@Toil"  wrote:

> On 3 Oct, 09:58, "Scraggy"  wrote:
> >  According to my BBC news widgety thingy, that cunt Mandleson may be heading
> > back to the local trough.
> >
> > Deep. Joy.
> >
> > That is all.
> >
> Indeed. If ever there was an utterly unprincipled slimeball, it's
> Randy Mandy. I cannot *believe* they're giving him a third chance.
> 
> Only conclusions I can draw is that (a) he really, really knows where
> all the bodies are buried or (b) they've decided that only he is nasty
> enough to be able to stitch up the Tories.

Or maybe the decline in any conceivable standard of 'morality' is so 
extensive in the UK, that no one really cares what he did in the past.  
I mean, in a country where a convicted murderer can be welcomed back 
into the army, and where the police basically have 'carte blanche' to 
shoot unarmed citizens and visitors ... 

D.
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des wrote:

>
> Or maybe the decline in any conceivable standard of 'morality' is so
> extensive in the UK, that no one really cares what he did in the past.
> I mean, in a country where a convicted murderer can be welcomed back
> into the army, and where the police basically have 'carte blanche' to
> shoot unarmed citizens and visitors ...
>

http://gunsandbutter.blogspot.com/2005/02/corruption-in-france-pitfalls-of.html

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/europe/7480483.stm

-- 
I don't care to belong to a club that accepts people like me as
members. Groucho Marx

In article ,
 "Scraggy"  wrote:

> des wrote:
> 
> >
> > Or maybe the decline in any conceivable standard of 'morality' is so
> > extensive in the UK, that no one really cares what he did in the past.
> > I mean, in a country where a convicted murderer can be welcomed back
> > into the army, and where the police basically have 'carte blanche' to
> > shoot unarmed citizens and visitors ...
> >
> 
> http://gunsandbutter.blogspot.com/2005/02/corruption-in-france-pitfalls-of.htm
> l
> 
> http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/europe/7480483.stm

Hmm.  Don't _you_ look silly.  First of all, at least our ministers 
(generally) resign when caught with their hand in the cookie jar, and 
second, the event you list was accidental, and the result of negligence.  
The (non-exhaustive) list includes .. 

* failure to control access to ammunition
* failure to count bullets
* bullets not returned to stock between events

etc .. 

I don't think that you can say that of the thirty or so people shot dead 
by police in the UK (not counting the extrajudicial executions during 
'The Troubles')... 

<http://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/crime/shot-dead-by-police-30-office
rs-convicted-0-511859.html>

D.
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