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Whips’ Office

Asked for some information about the changes to the Whips’ Office, and why were they moving the Whips’ Office from the Cabinet office to the Privy Council, the PMOS replied that because it was something that had been proposed by Sir Gus O’Donnell, it was better that the journalist spoke to the Cabinet Office.

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Why does this fool so called PRIME minister still backs the u.s.a this stinking nation is intent on destroying OUR planet, about time this fool I will not give creedence by mentioning his name, as it stinks, the POODLE of bush, saw just what the stinking u.s.a is intent on WORLD domination, and this PRIME ( LOL) minister is going headlong ahead in his back up, OUR troops are dying for yank oil, if the stinking bush lot believe in freedome why is the stinking bastard bush not in ZIMBABWE, the lousey two faced get, then again so is BLAIR, a stinking two faced bastard, the sooner Yellow stone park explodes and takes the crfime ridden, germ rideden, curse of the earth to hell the better, all I ask is it takes BLAIR and his ilk with it
Comment by Ralph Forshaw — 16 Mar 2006 on 7:42 pm | Link

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