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I really don't get why Johnson needed to have a middle man Richard Sharp, to introduce him to his own cousin to arrange the loan. It all looks so dodgy and as believable as driving to Barnard Castle to test your eye sight!
I really don't get why Johnson needed to have a middle man Richard Sharp, to introduce him to his own cousin to arrange the loan. It all looks so dodgy and as believable as driving to Barnard Castle to test your eye sight!
I not sure I'd like to be on the end of a sharp probe
Sharp clearly doesn't understand the public sector ethos, where the mixing of public and private interests is not permitted, and where the appearance of something matters equally.
Sadly, he's such an arrogant so and so, that he'll never do the honourable thing.
Sharp clearly doesn't understand the public sector ethos, where the mixing of public and private interests is not permitted, and where the appearance of something matters equally.
Sadly, he's such an arrogant so and so, that he'll never do the honourable thing.
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Actually, this article make a persuasive case for his remaining in post.
I really don't get why Johnson needed to have a middle man Richard Sharp, to introduce him to his own cousin to arrange the loan. It all looks so dodgy and as believable as driving to Barnard Castle to test your eye sight!
Cynics might suggest that the 'loan to the bloater is connected to the bloater appointing Shaep as Chariman of the BBC
Please note, it was a loan, not a gift as that might infer bribery, taking a backhander etc which was never the case. Absolutely. If only because it was the gutbucket, who is known as a paragon of moral virtue
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