“This Government has the capacity to make its own distinctions between good advice and bad advice,” says English. “Advice we disagree with is bad advice; advice we agree with is good advice.”
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Whilst the saying “it’s very easy to critcise and hard to do any better” can at times be a good motto to live by,over years of attending many of Bill’s meetings, I would have to agree with his admissions as stated in the above post.
Certainly he has stated the truth in ” plain English “.
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You’re being cynical I hope?
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Whilst the saying “it’s very easy to critcise and hard to do any better” can at times be a good motto to live by,over years of attending many of Bill’s meetings, I would have to agree with his admissions as stated in the above post.
Certainly he has stated the truth in ” plain English “.
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Very good! Love it. Who said he was a humourless bastard?
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