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Hancock the scapegoat.

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By *ubal1 OP   Man
over a year ago

Newry Down

Hancock will now become an individual scapegoat for what has been a collective failure, in some respects.

His successor will have a much easier time, as we emerge from the crisis.

He should have been sacked long ago; he was way out of his depth.

Boris will be rubbing his hands in delight!

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Hancock will now become an individual scapegoat for what has been a collective failure, in some respects.

His successor will have a much easier time, as we emerge from the crisis.

He should have been sacked long ago; he was way out of his depth.

Boris will be rubbing his hands in delight!"

Unlike Hancock who will be rubbing his former aides arse x

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By *olymalelincsMan
over a year ago

southend


"Hancock will now become an individual scapegoat for what has been a collective failure, in some respects.

His successor will have a much easier time, as we emerge from the crisis.

He should have been sacked long ago; he was way out of his depth.

Boris will be rubbing his hands in delight!

Unlike Hancock who will be rubbing his former aides arse x

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Hancock will now become an individual scapegoat for what has been a collective failure, in some respects.

His successor will have a much easier time, as we emerge from the crisis.

He should have been sacked long ago; he was way out of his depth.

Boris will be rubbing his hands in delight!

Unlike Hancock who will be rubbing his former aides arse x

"

He was always going to be the scapegoat, regardless of his groping ways

He's too think for any one outcome.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Hancock will now become an individual scapegoat for what has been a collective failure, in some respects.

His successor will have a much easier time, as we emerge from the crisis.

He should have been sacked long ago; he was way out of his depth.

Boris will be rubbing his hands in delight!

Unlike Hancock who will be rubbing his former aides arse x

He was always going to be the scapegoat, regardless of his groping ways

He's too think for any one outcome."

He will be quite rightly be a Scapegoat because he is a slimey corrupt little fekwit and deserves every bad news that comes his way

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By *jhj69Couple
over a year ago

sale

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By *jhj69Couple
over a year ago

sale


"Hancock will now become an individual scapegoat for what has been a collective failure, in some respects.

His successor will have a much easier time, as we emerge from the crisis.

He should have been sacked long ago; he was way out of his depth.

Boris will be rubbing his hands in delight!

Unlike Hancock who will be rubbing his former aides arse x

He was always going to be the scapegoat, regardless of his groping ways

He's too think for any one outcome.

He will be quite rightly be a Scapegoat because he is a slimey corrupt little fekwit and deserves every bad news that comes his way "

You could potentially remove the name Hancock and replace it with almost every other minister.

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By *olly_chromaticTV/TS
over a year ago

Stockport


"Hancock will now become an individual scapegoat for what has been a collective failure, in some respects.

His successor will have a much easier time, as we emerge from the crisis.

He should have been sacked long ago; he was way out of his depth.

Boris will be rubbing his hands in delight!

Unlike Hancock who will be rubbing his former aides arse x

He was always going to be the scapegoat, regardless of his groping ways

He's too think for any one outcome.

He will be quite rightly be a Scapegoat because he is a slimey corrupt little fekwit and deserves every bad news that comes his way

You could potentially remove the name Hancock and replace it with almost every other minister. "

Do you think that they all might have been shagging her then? Wonder if there is a dungeon room in the basement of Westminster?

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By *olymalelincsMan
over a year ago

southend


"Hancock will now become an individual scapegoat for what has been a collective failure, in some respects.

His successor will have a much easier time, as we emerge from the crisis.

He should have been sacked long ago; he was way out of his depth.

Boris will be rubbing his hands in delight!

Unlike Hancock who will be rubbing his former aides arse x

He was always going to be the scapegoat, regardless of his groping ways

He's too think for any one outcome.

He will be quite rightly be a Scapegoat because he is a slimey corrupt little fekwit and deserves every bad news that comes his way

You could potentially remove the name Hancock and replace it with almost every other minister.

Do you think that they all might have been shagging her then? Wonder if there is a dungeon room in the basement of Westminster?"

Don't know about the dungeon but they do have a cafe that done a nice salmon sandwich for about 50p when I hast delivered up there and beer was damn cheap aswell lol

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By *den-Valley-coupleCouple
over a year ago

Cumbria

No he's have sex with someone how tenders for Gov work not exactly how you what spending our money.

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By *ackformore100Man
over a year ago

Tin town

None of us really know what went on.. I suspect Hancock was a bit of a balance to bjs no more lockdowns / bodies piled high approach... sj and bj are more aligned regarding lock downs and treating it like a cold.... So there won't be the balance in those discussions... Its going to be hold on to your face masks as we race to the crest of the 3rd wave with sj and bj driving the covid gravy train.

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By *irldnCouple
over a year ago

Brighton

What we do know is the companies of both the brother and the father of his FWB have received substantial (£millions) contracts from Hancock’s Department. But of course that is purely an amazing coincidence!

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By *he FAB Social - MCRCouple (FF)
over a year ago

manchester

I feel like it’s a set-up

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By *ny1localMan
over a year ago

READING

What's the problem..her feet where 2 metres apart

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By *aul happyMan
over a year ago

tilgate crawley

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By *aul happyMan
over a year ago

tilgate crawley

Will Smith was great in hancock

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By *eaky00Man
over a year ago

Swaffham

Unlike Hancock his replacement at least seems a man of integrity who resigned upon a matter of principle when he came up against Gollum in his former roll a couple of years ago

He’s also much more pro getting restrictions lifted than Hancock thats for sure which is also a good sign .

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By *r_FaustusMan
over a year ago

Northampton

SJ is a banker (est salary £1M/yr before becoming a MP) with no healthcare background - other than being an adviser to JP Morgan, who want to privatise healthcare in the UK.

We’ll see what the new Health Bill says when it’s published in the next few weeks: it may well suggest further / complete privatisation.

DoI: I think this would be a dangerous idea

DoI 2: if we go to fully private work, my salary would go up by three-fivefold

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By *iceguy1980Man
over a year ago

staffordshire

He only did what most of us would have done thinking could get away with it, players got to play

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By *ad NannaWoman
over a year ago

East London


"Hancock will now become an individual scapegoat for what has been a collective failure, in some respects.

His successor will have a much easier time, as we emerge from the crisis.

He should have been sacked long ago; he was way out of his depth.

Boris will be rubbing his hands in delight!

Unlike Hancock who will be rubbing his former aides arse x

He was always going to be the scapegoat, regardless of his groping ways

He's too think for any one outcome.

He will be quite rightly be a Scapegoat because he is a slimey corrupt little fekwit and deserves every bad news that comes his way

You could potentially remove the name Hancock and replace it with almost every other minister.

Do you think that they all might have been shagging her then? Wonder if there is a dungeon room in the basement of Westminster?

Don't know about the dungeon but they do have a cafe that done a nice salmon sandwich for about 50p when I hast delivered up there and beer was damn cheap aswell lol "

Back in the 80s?

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"What's the problem..her feet where 2 metres apart "

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By *ionelhutzMan
over a year ago

liverpool


"He only did what most of us would have done thinking could get away with it, players got to play"

Well most of us wouldnt have let 100,000s people die needlessly but good for you for being so open

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

I always understood that Hancock was a man who liked to get to tge bottom of things.

Was very hands on, liked to get a grip of things.

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By *uHorny1Man
over a year ago

Cannock

I'd imagine Bozo's main reason for not sacking him is that Hancock's got loads of dirt on Boris that happened before and after Cummings left. After all, he could have sacked him for just being "totally fucking hopeless" but chose not to- Hancock knew better than anyone what kind of shitstorm was being creates and who was responsible (or irresposible)

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By *ionelhutzMan
over a year ago

liverpool


"I'd imagine Bozo's main reason for not sacking him is that Hancock's got loads of dirt on Boris that happened before and after Cummings left. After all, he could have sacked him for just being "totally fucking hopeless" but chose not to- Hancock knew better than anyone what kind of shitstorm was being creates and who was responsible (or irresposible)"

So why has he gone now then?

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

I'm sure in time he will sell his side of things to a newspaper.

They always do

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"I'm sure in time he will sell his side of things to a newspaper.

They always do"

Why would anyone want to hear his side of the story. We already know he is a total cunt so I don't think anyone would be that interested in his pathetic excuses.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Hope he didn’t Put his trust in the ppe that was supplied by his mates!!!!

No doubt he’ll appear on some celebrity bullshit program

Hancocks half hour!!!

Lights camera action!!!

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By *uHorny1Man
over a year ago

Cannock


"I'd imagine Bozo's main reason for not sacking him is that Hancock's got loads of dirt on Boris that happened before and after Cummings left. After all, he could have sacked him for just being "totally fucking hopeless" but chose not to- Hancock knew better than anyone what kind of shitstorm was being creates and who was responsible (or irresposible)

So why has he gone now then?"

Because his position is untenable. Its not about the affair,but about the hypocrisy. Tory MPs were reporting to the whips that their constituency parties were unhappy.

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By *uHorny1Man
over a year ago

Cannock


"I'm sure in time he will sell his side of things to a newspaper.

They always do

Why would anyone want to hear his side of the story. We already know he is a total cunt so I don't think anyone would be that interested in his pathetic excuses."

Every single time he appeared on TV or in the Commons, Hancock looked like he was trying to invent the story as he went along. Probably because he was!

Exactly the same look as the kids I used to teach who'd been caught doing things wrong.

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By *adMerWoman
over a year ago

Sandwich

Someone was always going to be a scapegoat. He was the perfect patsy.

The leak of security camera footage that would ordinarily have been suppressed is telling.

He interacted with one other person for his sexual gratification. If that’s his worst crime, it’s not that high on my list of crimes.

Cummmings made far worse decisions that weren’t even led by his penis!

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Someone was always going to be a scapegoat. He was the perfect patsy.

The leak of security camera footage that would ordinarily have been suppressed is telling.

He interacted with one other person for his sexual gratification. If that’s his worst crime, it’s not that high on my list of crimes.

Cummmings made far worse decisions that weren’t even led by his penis!"

You are delusional, at best. If you think having an affair was his crime you should really get out more.

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By *ophieslutTV/TS
over a year ago

Central

It's a tough outcome for Johnson as he no longer has the scapegoat in place, to carry the blame for his own inadequacies and failings.

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