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Topic History of: Cummings made some sense to me
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Gael Vella |
Disgruntled ex-employees - who have been dismissed from high profile jobs - often try to dish up dirt, in an attempt to defame former colleagues.
But frequently flounder when asked for evidence. This is usually held by the employer - in the form of minutes of meetings, file notes and communications.
These allegations will be denied and refuted, one by one - backed up by the slow and timely release of documentation, and statements from old co-workers.
Usually this contradictory information, from reputable individuals, is enough to put the allegations to bed - unless a serious lie or error can be shown as fact. |
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JK2006 |
Cummings took some of the blame (rightly). But almost everyone was to blame - mainly the vast majority of the public who gullibly believed that the Emperor had a New Suit when clearly he was obviously (and repulsively) naked. |
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JK2006 |
Caricature reactions. Hancock on Cummings - I could have written his stupid, awful, superficial TV answer. Rayner on BBC News - I could have written her typical opposition crap reply (except for the lisp). |
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Honey |
He is the scorpion. It is his nature. |
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Wyot |
He grew on me watching this today. I am sure he has been as much a media caricature and exagerration as anyone else... |
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