Brexit Explained: What the X@X!# is happening NOW?!https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sp4f_jP2voU …
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So the British Government is now a Venture Capitalist, staking the whole entire future of the UK on risky startups? Picking winners? When none of the Cabinet has any experience of early-stage company investing. No credible investor would behave like that. Not one.
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These are friends of the government helping to persuade us that leaving without a deal is credible; it's bullshit!
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Not PERSUADE us that leaving without a deal is credible. MISREPRESENTING (i.e. rigging) that its credible. Government must publish its Due Diligence on this company: management team, Business Plan and full CV pack. If UK is a Mecca for startups & investors, behave like one!
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Taking a punt on a start-up with no assets / employees / track-record isn't in or of itself a bad thing. But when it's got a derisory credit rating & you fund it to the tune of £13,800,000 that's reckless in the extreme.
#FerryGate#FailingGrayling may as well set fire to £14mn.pic.twitter.com/xEc27niLDm
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Well-spotted
@ormondroyd: Seaborne Freight's website T&C's are lifted from a takeaway food delivery company.#FerryGate
https://twitter.com/ormondroyd/status/1080596127274225667 …
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And lookee here. More evidence our Govt has given £14m of our money to rank amateurs.
#FerryGatehttps://twitter.com/GossiTheDog/status/1080429281279463424 …
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To ask after the terms of the contract misses the point. The problem lies with the contract award. On what criteria was it awarded? How was advertised? Who else tendered? Who scored the tenders? It is the procurement that must be questioned.
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If, as Grayling implies, they were awarded the contract because they were a new company and because they were British then I'd suggest these criteria discriminate against other operators who might otherwise have tendered. It would rule out Stena & Irish Ferries for example.
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Or perhaps they did tender, but were unsuccessful because they weren't British. This is simply illegal.
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Literally stinks of corruption... absolute farce
How this guy still has a job 


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Remember Whitefish, the electric company appointed by Trump regime for Puerto Rico recovery? Tories need to be seriously investigated …
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He’s basically laundering money through a relative of one of the biggest Tory donors. The money given wouldn’t even purchase half a ferry & they have no hire agreements because there’s no ferries for hire. Then what about staff & a port? - This is criminal
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No he bloody well didn't. He gave this damn company with no ferries the contract because they are donors for the bloody Tories. When are you going to be journalists who will call this govt to account for its crooked actions. Your media outlet is as bad as rest. Bloody useless.
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No they didn't expose the links to the Tory party. Its obscene.
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Oh say it ain't so? You mean Channel4News got Chris - can't get anything right - Grayling on their show and didn't ask pertinent question? Well why am I not surprised. Bunch of useless tossers.
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