What the Bulter saw (NB)

[Chris_Robb]

Listening to the report yesterday as delivered by Lord Butler, it appeared to damn everyone involved - though the conclusions don't blame anyone. Were they refering to the same report?

I would say there was thourough justification now for the BBC and its report on Sexing up the document.

slippery buggers - hope the lot of them fall overboard

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[StugeronSteve]

Funny how the powers that be love a "no-blame" culture when it suits and yet can't dangle someone by the b*****ks fast enough if there's a fall guy available.

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[bobnewbury]

Don't sugar-coat it like that Chris - give it to them straight.

p.s. did you like the fireworks? We had them laid on specially.

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[Chris_Robb]

Bob - loved the fireworks - good to see you both again

Happy cruising

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[Chris_Robb]

Just push them overboard, they won't jump themselves!

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[StugeronSteve]

A long walk down a short plank would do the job!

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[Jeremy_W]

Re: What the Bulter (sic) saw (NB)

More like Agatha Christie's "Murder On The Orient Express". As I remember (from 20+ years ago) in the movie Hercule Poirot conclusively demonstrated that each of the passengers had motive, means and opportunity to murder the victim and then concluded that the death was an inexplicable accident!

I predict that the voters of Leicester will not be as understanding of Mr Blair!

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[Peppermint]

Re: Nice to know

that provided there's a large enough crew on board and your all acting in good faith should you cause a new Exon Valdize in the Solent it's nobodies fault.

Navigating on rumours and charts of somewhere else? Never mind thats an easy mistake to make.

It makes you proud.

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