Search results

Would you expect a credit for the goods having established that they wasn’t fit for purpose? Would you have established penalty clauses for failure to meet the contract?

You’re writing the defence for the government. You’re the one who thinks it’s a non story.

I’m talking about the government.

So if you give someone an order for £250M and the goods turned out to be unfit for purpose would that be a job well done?

The government spent £252M on 50M face masks that wasn’t fit for purpose. Since when was £252M a non story?

Trying to work out how a new company with £200 in assets is more qualified than a long established PPE supplier to be awarded a £110M contract. Did I imagine the infamous delivery from Turkey that sat on a runway for days so was about a week late and then when it did arrive it wasn’t fit for...

TBF you did but TBF I don’t think any of your other claims stack up including employment rate as it’s swelled by people on zero hours contracts. Benefits, you’ve clearly missed the universal credit fiasco. Food banks. Inequality gap has grown. The debt has grown. The NHS is neglected etc. etc.

165% increase https://www.google.co.uk/amp/s/metro.co.uk/2019/01/31/165-increase-homelessness-since-tories-took-power-8419274/amp/

Both have shrunk in Scotland, conservative lost more votes though. They’ve both got a mountain to climb in Scotland, I doubt Scotland is going to be an election winner for either party to be honest.

It’s pretty clear Brexit is a massive fuck up and the Tories own that start to finish from the fact we had a referendum in the first place, the Tories were very much the face of the official leave campaign and then Tories decided what Brexit actually was in the end. That issue alone could do...

What’s the irony then?

Sadly true. Yay for the Tories.

No. We did have food banks though, so every cloud...

Objectively they’ve fucked everything up. The criticism is fair.

The language needs to start changing before we have another Jo Cox situation on our hands https://amp.theguardian.com/politics/2020/oct/10/lawyers-claim-knife-attack-at-law-firm-was-inspired-by-priti-patels-rhetoric?CMP=Share_iOSApp_Other&__twitter_impression=true

Dr IP Freely and Dr H Shipman signed it too along with some guy who does Mongolian chanting as a form of therapy so therefore is a medical professional, one without any qualifications or papers but that should near enough for these cranks. Still, in a world where Dido Harding can land one of...

Misery - Oggy The outsider - Craig Bellamy Different seasons - 2016/17 vs 2017/18 seasons Revival - Mark Robins Desperation - The SISU game plan The running man - Darren Huckerby

The man who knew too much - Darren Huck... ha ha ha, can’t even finish that one.

The Wrong Man - Russell Slade