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Re: Hancock is a figure of fun in the U.K., with even Queen Elizabeth II mocking him as a “poor man” during a recent audience with Johnson.

By: Cactus Flower in ALEA | Recommend this post (0)
Sun, 27 Jun 21 10:46 AM | 12 view(s)
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I wonder where the video tape of him snogging his aide came from?

The person who clearly is running a campaign against him is Dominic Cummings. Cummings is almost as vindictive as Trump so he seems like a possible conduit. Did he have a mole in the Department of Health who gave him the video?

In the end, Hancock needed to resign for breaching the guidelines he imposed. But the clandestine person on the other side of this story was really malevolent. I hope that person is outed too and fired, if that's an option.

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Re: Hancock is a figure of fun in the U.K., with even Queen Elizabeth II mocking him as a “poor man” during a recent audience with Johnson.
By: Cactus Flower in ALEA
Sat, 26 Jun 21 9:10 PM 		Msg. 42565 of 54387

Well, he resigned.

It wasn't the affair that got him. It was the hypocrisy of demanding the public shouldn't meet up, and then meeting up himself.

If you're going to go, may as well be in flagrante.

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