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Fleet Street hack and author. Often sarcastic, occasionally right. Fox (n) carnivore of genus vulpes; crafty person; scavenger; (vb) to confuse; to be drunk
Fleet Street, of coursesusieboniface.comJoined October 2009

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Here’s a Tory crisis for you - a significant majority of the public want to renationalise energy companies, inc a majority of Tory voters. Yet that’s NOT a Liz Truss policy, and the MoS can’t bring itself to even mention it until the end of the 14th par.
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I'm guessing the dancing baby will make an appearance by week two, and the weirdo from Ghostbusters II by Christmas.
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Maggie McBeal, you are star you are, how long do you think Maggie McBeal will be in charge & when do you think the mails/ERG/telegraph/GB News bring back Boris campaign start.
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Not sure why they are observing the rule no-one but MPs can sit on those benches. Surely a real rebel would sit down?
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BREAKING NEWS: Extinction Rebellion supporters have superglued around the Speakers Chair inside the commons chamber. Right now inside Parliament a speech is being read out demanding a Citizens' Assembly Now: “We are in crisis. We can not afford to carry on like this..."
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The UK govt knew 70yrs ago sailors were serving aboard warships contaminated by fallout from its nuclear tests. It also knew that it could lead to genetic damage and cancer. The UK govt still denies this happened. Sign the letter: change.org/p/justice-for-
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8th November 1952, contaminated Ships. It was necessary for the successful execution of "Operation Hurricane" for ships of Special Squadron to enter water containing radioactive contamination. 'Contamination will be present for many months' #lookmeintheeye
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In the 1950s the government set off nuclear tests. Soldiers were placed nearby, then who would have guessed it - they became horribly ill. Now they would like a medal. How very unreasonable of them. Even so invites you to sign this letter.
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