IRONY KLAXON - Leaks Stopped

 

By happenstance, since the resignation of Hancock, the leaks about the easing/non easing of restrictions etc have stopped!

No Leaks! No Bullying!

 

NEW: Boris Johnson and cabinet secretary Simon Case have written to all ministers warning against bullying:

"There is a particular duty..to create...a culture which is professional, respectful, focused and ambitious for change and in which there is no place for bullying." pic.twitter.com/vwUuno5CmT

— Sebastian Payne (@SebastianEPayne) November 23, 2020

Handcock The Leaker Twists Reality

 

#Coronavirus has a very significant impact on mental health.@rcpsych said today: "allowing Covid to go unchecked would also have serious consequences for mental illness"

Supporting mental health is another reason to bring this virus under control. pic.twitter.com/zDr4etoT6Q

— Matt Hancock (@MattHancock) November 2, 2020

Handock really is a vile little man, he knows perfectly well that lockdowns cause untold psychological damage to many people!

Whilst I have your attention, he was the one who leaked the lockdown details on Saturday.

Today's Cabinet Cancelled To Prevent Brexit Leaks

Nice to know the Cabinet are trusted!

Anti Leak Directive Leaked

NEW Dominic Cummings' 'one strike and you're out' ban on Cabinet leaks is leaked to Daily Telegraph https://t.co/ToDtYKycNo via @Telegraph

— Christopher Hope📝 (@christopherhope) July 28, 2019

Government Leakier Than The Titanic

If you don't know enough about security to be able to leak to journalists without being caught, you shouldn't be on the National Security Council anyway.

— Chris Cook (@xtophercook) April 26, 2019

Wise words indeed from Chris Cook.

This is the most undisciplined, leak ridden government in decades; yet it is still here dragging the country through hell!

Leadsom's Leak Irony

Andrea Leadsom complained about leaks of Chequers minutes at yesterday's cabinet meeting, leakers reveal.

— Sam Coates Times (@SamCoatesTimes) July 24, 2018

George Osborne - "Briefs" Not "Leaks"

George Osborne, having presented the most leaked budget in history, has defended the leaks by telling the Treasury Select Committee that the risks of leaks were heightened because of the fact that the government is a coalition.

He has also claimed that specific tax policies, rates and reliefs weren't leaked; "only" the “general experiences of future government intent” can be/were "briefed".

Snort!

When I was a lad, anyone leaking the slightest detail about the budget would have been flogged.