Well Ephgrave did (taken a junior job at the Met) but Munro refused. Now, however, thanks to major support from several Conservative councillors in Surrey (after I wrote loads of letters last week) - Munro is out too.

Has to be Karma kicking in again.
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Hooray!

Oh-oh, King's Karma strikes again!

And I keep finding Karma needs a little assistance.

JK2006 wrote:
And I keep finding Karma needs a little assistance.

one thing I learnt a very long time ago..when people do you a mischief or some ghastly thing..they are most likely doing it to other people who are far more powerful or who possibly do not accept Karma and want revenge.

People don't do horrible things in isolation..they do awful things to lots of people over the years...and it all catches up with them eventually.

and nothing wrong with kicking Karma long, after all she can't always do it all by herself all the time.

hedda wrote:
JK2006 wrote:
And I keep finding Karma needs a little assistance.

one thing I learnt a very long time ago..when people do you a mischief or some ghastly thing..they are most likely doing it to other people who are far more powerful or who possibly do not accept Karma and want revenge.

People don't do horrible things in isolation..they do awful things to lots of people over the years...and it all catches up with them eventually.

and nothing wrong with kicking Karma long, after all she can't always do it all by herself all the time.

As the great philosopher Katherine Jackson says.. Dirt sinks. Cream rises!

And scum comes to the surface!