Thread: Britain outside the EU
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Old 27-12-2023, 23:00   #5779
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Re: Britain outside the EU
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Originally Posted by Sephiroth View Post

OB encourages discussion. This is not a Court of Law where proof is essential. Controversial statements can nevertheless be fact even where there is no proof positive.

I don't share OB's view on my party - perhaps I'm more down to earth. But you lot piling in on him is nothing more than baiting under the pretence of seeking proof.

That the CS is leftie is beyond dispute. If Sue Gray, then why not a whole load more, especially those with whom she could have a laugh with at the Tories.

I'm also convinced that Ministers have been stitched up with bullying allegations. The CS lot are laughing up their sleeves at their take-down success rate.
Controversial posts without sources face challenges from left, right and centre. It's a lower quality debate as posters can misremember or misunderstand the original statement their post is based upon.

After 13 years of Conservative rule, that the CS is righty is beyond dispute. If David Frost, then why not a whole load more?

The best way for ministers to avoid being found guilty of bullying is not to do it in the first place.
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