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"Things to do...tum-tee-tum.  Screw up the economy here, arrange getting booed at Wimbledon there, further arrange an exit....tum-tee-tum.  Tight ole three days, isn't it?"

(just kidding)

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Chilcott Paperwork c/o Twitter

I haven't commented on the Brexit fiasco for a few days, suffice to say that discussing the news brings extra followers (I'm in the top 400 now on LJ), but not good for the senses.  All of the referendum fluster has calmed down a bit, essentially covered over temporarily by the resurfacing of the Chilcot Enquiry.  I suppose it's that time of the year.  Flowers are in bloom, the sun is out, we are half way through Wimbledon and it's about time that the general (nay international) public were whitewashed yet again re the details of the Chilcot Enquiry.  The ususal warmongers have been wheeled out again, with predictable levels of denial.

Basically, the bullet points are underneath the cut as so is the Beeb Link

Chilcott Bullet Points (Pardon the Pun) )

Ironic that they rubbished Charles Kennedy at the time, interesting that Tim Farron (leader of the LibDems <---- hey, where have YOU been during the Brexit campaign?) has lept on that nugget.  This is swinging back into Tony Blair's camp - that basically he was no 'tag along,'  that he was complicit in seeing through Jerge Dubya's hellish crusade.  No doubt the supposed suicide of Dr David Kelly will come back into focus too.  I will refrain from comment now and see what this enquiry will bring.  However, I doubt the likes of Tony Blair will ever be found guilty or brought to justice if he IS found to be in the wrong.

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Back to the leadership contest.  Crabbe is out, as so is Fox - leaving the two ladies (May and Leadsom) and....Gove.  Boris is backing Leadsom (I bet he is!!) and Crabbe is supporting May.   No sign of Cameron around - where IS Wally???  Wafting around, basically - an unveiling here, a f***ing-up-of-an-economy there * .  The Dutch think we have collapsed across the spectrum.  Their PM Mark Rutte is saying that the UK has  now "collapsed - politically, economically, monetarily and constitutionally" yesterday.  I DO think we are in crisis, which will take a long time to recover - BUT....this is not being helped that the joint political parties are STILL running round like headless chickens, blaming the voting public for not voting 'Remain' or not voting 'Remain' enough.

Forget divorcing from the EU - the UK politcal parties have run their trust of the public into the ground and then cite the UK public for 'irreconcilable differences.'  I have seen more stability and truth from Mark Carney (present Bank of England Govenor) in recent days, that I have from the People. Who. Are. Meant. To. Represent. Us.  The People In Power - Where the f**k ARE you? All we can see is the ugly site of you lot slitting each other's throats for a place at the high table, slicing your fellow candidates like wafer thin ham.

*I beg your pardon - Call Me Dick Dave is in da House of Commons, telling his fellow members of the House that we 'should reflect' on Chilcot's findings and rethink how they tackle war in the future.  How about 'let's not ever start/join in on another one?'
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I can't watch BBC News now without peeking through my fingers, probably in a bid attempt to stop myself flinching. Please, not Gove!!
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Well, Clown Prince Boris has ruled out his own bid for No.10, bowing to his Brexit running partner, Gove.  Funny how both men, who have previously thought themselves 'not up to the job' have suddenly found themselves suddenly (and miraculously) 'the only man for the job'. He seems largely pushed forward by his wife, whose email considering Boris' suitability' was leaked in yesterday's press.  Gove has been said to have performed a 'Double Brutus' - first on Cameron, then on Johnson.  Which is more or less how I described Boris' behaviour on Cameron and Farage, in my LJ statement '"Et Tu, Boris?"' several says back.  Politics is a such a cut throat old game, isn't it?

Not a fan of Gove; he is a Rupert Murdoch brown-noser, who in his previous role as Secretary for Education, made lash up after lash up of the curriculum.  His policies have seen good schools ruined by his 'academy thinktank' and has seen highly commended teachers quit their jobs.  He is famously co-authored the book with current Health Secretary Jeremy Hunt (also up for leadship contest) co authored a book Direct Democracy: An Agenda for a New Model Party (2005), which is hellbent on private healthcare - both Hunt and Gove complicit in the coup de grace in ending the free NHS.

Theresa May is seen as a shining light in the Ministry of Bad Ideas.  A choice of Tory futures...God help Us All.

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