Monday
22Jan2007
How low can you go?
Monday, January 22, 2007 at 6:57PM
Frank Field proves this government can go very low, very low indeed.
From CiF: -
Gee, someone's been learning tricks from the Bushies...
From CiF: -
A successful terrorist attack on London could make part of the capital uninhabitable for decades and make Britain permanently poorer. Yet, while London awaits its fate, Scotland Yard is fiddling away on an enquiry into the alleged sale of honours. How can the Metropolitan commissioner defend this enquiry as the best use of scarce police resources?
In criticising the Metropolitan Police commissioner for a serious misuse of police time I have not assumed that there is no case to answer on the honours front. No 10 has at the very least been sailing close to the wind. The whole saga is tacky, to put it mildly.
Gee, someone's been learning tricks from the Bushies...
Reader Comments (4)
Oh dear, and one of my favourite quotes can be attributed to Frank Field :
"If you do nothing, nothing will happen.
If you do something, something may happen"
[...] It seems the utter claptrap being peddled by No.10 lackey, Frank Field (who promises Tim Ireland he’s no arse-licker), has put fire in the belly of one Sir Ken Macdonald, the director of public prosecutions, who has taken it upon himself to call into question the preposterous notion of “The War on Terror (♪der DER♪).†[...]
Ask Ruth Kelly about "how low can you go?"
If she does resign over the equality legislation she is breaking the fundamentals of her Opus Dei beliefs, I wonder what she prefers, power or principles?
just read my own comment, should have said "if she does not resign"