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https:/ /www.bb c.co.uk /news/u k-polit ics-597 01369
No 10 inquiry chief Simon Case faces questions over own 'party' last year
It does seem to have been all pervading does it not ?
No 10 inquiry chief Simon Case faces questions over own 'party' last year
It does seem to have been all pervading does it not ?
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Horton of the Lancet ( long time editor thirty or forty years) was explaining to a ctee of the House of Commons why he took 16 m to publish a conflict of interest notice for the Wuhan escape.(*)
Remember the ctee that said that the Wuhan zero virus was obviously rooted in the wet fish market? and trump sulked: 'obviously paid off' ?
ONE of them - but an involved author not hanger on - was in Chinese pay and we were told - - - last week.
oo-er Mao Tse Tung !
[as Jim might say: I wish I cd understand what PP says]
(*) of covid silly
who indeed....
Horton of the Lancet ( long time editor thirty or forty years) was explaining to a ctee of the House of Commons why he took 16 m to publish a conflict of interest notice for the Wuhan escape.(*)
Remember the ctee that said that the Wuhan zero virus was obviously rooted in the wet fish market? and trump sulked: 'obviously paid off' ?
ONE of them - but an involved author not hanger on - was in Chinese pay and we were told - - - last week.
oo-er Mao Tse Tung !
[as Jim might say: I wish I cd understand what PP says]
(*) of covid silly
From the article
"Staff who were in the office that day took part from their desks, and others joined remotely.
There was no catering, but people consumed drinks and snacks which they bought."
Bet this happened at load's of workplaces. Sounds like my idea of hell. I'm not sure why some companys /departments think busy staff want to engage in this sort of 'fun'
"Staff who were in the office that day took part from their desks, and others joined remotely.
There was no catering, but people consumed drinks and snacks which they bought."
Bet this happened at load's of workplaces. Sounds like my idea of hell. I'm not sure why some companys /departments think busy staff want to engage in this sort of 'fun'
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