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Armed Forces Allowances

Asked to comment on Des Brownes statement on services allowances, the PMOS referred the reporter to the Prime Minister’s lengthy answer at PMQs yesterday. Asked if the Prime Minister had seen no reason to apologise but Des Browne had, was that not a contradiction, the PMOS it was purely interpretation and he would not get into a running commentary on the issue.

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One says yes, another says no, the PMOS says that’s just "interpretation" and will not get into a "running commentary" on the issue. Talk about politicians deliberately and shamelessly obfuscating issues. Isn’t it about time we started to look for other forms of government, instead of relying on these lying toadying establishment types?!
Comment by SmokeNMirrors — 14 Dec 2006 on 7:31 pm | Link

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