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Dominic Cummings - Saint or Sinner?
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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So the mastermind behind the proroguing of parliament, the architect of the leave Campaign.
A man who sacks another advisor because they were talking to a colleague who was associated with Phillip Hammond, who had here escorted out of number 10 by armed police.
It’s popular stuff, the tories are ahead in the polls. With the possibility of winning 24 more seats, and another five years of rule.
So Dominic, He’s the man to watch, the true power behind the throne. Boris cannot pick his nose without a nod from Dominic.
Think of him as the UK’s answer to Steve Bannon and you’ll get the picture.
So who think he’s a saint or a sinner?
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By *abioMan
over a year ago
Newcastle and Gateshead |
the people who are lauding him is the same person who refused to turn up in an mp's enquiry on fake news during the referendum... and was/is being in contempt of parliament
his agenda is no one elses and johnson is basically his puppet at this point |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Cummings is a very intelligent man whose zealous desire is to cause as much damage to the existing parliamentary democracy as he can - he and farage and to a certain extent Boris, see themselves as revolutionaries who are hell bent on shaking up the system. They are all dangerous and disrespectful of tradition and are bankrolled by foreign agencies who see the EU as a threat and the UK as willing saboteurs of the European project. I cant defend some EU actions but common sense tells me that leaving the worlds third most important trading bloc is a stupid idea unless your intention is to become a vassal state of the USA. |
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By *mmabluTV/TS
over a year ago
upton wirral |
"A spin doctor - every decent Prime Minister needs a good one.
Is he a good one?
We'll find out on Nov 1, if not before.
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Is he any good,yes time will tell but maybe in a few years.Trying to think the name of the guy who controlled Blaire now left the party,Corbyn has Mcdonald etc |
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By *ostafunMan
over a year ago
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"A spin doctor - every decent Prime Minister needs a good one.
Is he a good one?
We'll find out on Nov 1, if not before.
Is he any good,yes time will tell but maybe in a few years.Trying to think the name of the guy who controlled Blaire now left the party,Corbyn has Mcdonald etc"
Alistair campbell. |
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I see the No.10 dog is to be a Jack Russell puppy, from a dog rescue in South Wales.
No name yet , but given the nature of the breed; Jack Russells tend to be extremely intelligent, athletic, fearless, and vocal dogs.
Maybe Dom would be an appropriate name?  |
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By *abioMan
over a year ago
Newcastle and Gateshead |
"i would class him as from the same ilk as alistar cambell"
noooo... alistair campbell was director of comms... he is was the "controller of shit management once shit had hit fan!"
Dominic Cummings in a "special advisor" (we know them in the civil service as "Spads".... they are the "shit creators and spreaders"
Cummings in more like a Steve Bannon or a Stephen Miller |
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"Cummings is a very intelligent man whose zealous desire is to cause as much damage to the existing parliamentary democracy as he can - he and farage and to a certain extent Boris, see themselves as revolutionaries who are hell bent on shaking up the system. They are all dangerous and disrespectful of tradition and are bankrolled by foreign agencies who see the EU as a threat and the UK as willing saboteurs of the European project. I cant defend some EU actions but common sense tells me that leaving the worlds third most important trading bloc is a stupid idea unless your intention is to become a vassal state of the USA. "
Is there any way you can educate the 17.4m ? Make them realised that whatever EU issue they have is a non-issue compared to what they're being fooled into believing? |
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By *ara JTV/TS
over a year ago
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"A spin doctor - every decent Prime Minister needs a good one.
Is he a good one?
We'll find out on Nov 1, if not before.
Is he any good,yes time will tell but maybe in a few years.Trying to think the name of the guy who controlled Blaire now left the party,Corbyn has Mcdonald etc"
Corbyn's equivalent is Seamus Milne.
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"Cummings is a very intelligent man whose zealous desire is to cause as much damage to the existing parliamentary democracy as he can - he and farage and to a certain extent Boris, see themselves as revolutionaries who are hell bent on shaking up the system. They are all dangerous and disrespectful of tradition and are bankrolled by foreign agencies who see the EU as a threat and the UK as willing saboteurs of the European project. I cant defend some EU actions but common sense tells me that leaving the worlds third most important trading bloc is a stupid idea unless your intention is to become a vassal state of the USA.
Is there any way you can educate the 17.4m ? Make them realised that whatever EU issue they have is a non-issue compared to what they're being fooled into believing?"
No. None. Even when someone like farage outright admitted the day after the referendum that he had been lying, none of the 17.4 million changed their view.
Brexit has become a self perpetuating religion. Even when everything goes to shit, when people are losing jobs and homes and cannot get food or medical care, they will refuse to change their view. Every problem is "the remoaners have stopped us getting the right brexit" and "the europeans are punishing us" and "project fear". Brexit = irrational thinking. Remainers have spent the last three years trying to show the problems, pointing out the lies, caring passionately about the future of the country, caring about the impacts that are already seen paradoxically on the very people that voted for brexit. For that they have been vilified, accused of creating the problems that they are the ones trying to prevent, threatened with violence.
No, there is no way of educating the 17.4 million. It is blind faith. It is religion. It has split the country for ever. |
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"No, there is no way of educating the 17.4 million. It is blind faith. It is religion. It has split the country for ever."
Fewer voted to remain, so it will be easier and more cost effective to re-educate those 16.1 million.
Problem solved  no need to say thanks |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"No, there is no way of educating the 17.4 million. It is blind faith. It is religion. It has split the country for ever.
Fewer voted to remain, so it will be easier and more cost effective to re-educate those 16.1 million.
Problem solved no need to say thanks "
These numbers are old. Maybe we need a new census  |
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"I see the No.10 dog is to be a Jack Russell puppy, from a dog rescue in South Wales.
No name yet , but given the nature of the breed; Jack Russells tend to be extremely intelligent, athletic, fearless, and vocal dogs.
Maybe Dom would be an appropriate name? "
Just a quick update on the rescue puppy... he’s moving in today
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-wales-49548946
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