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General Category => Politics => Topic started by: Pete on July 31, 2013, 08:42:38 PM
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The former Conservative party co-treasurer, Peter Cruddas, has accused David Cameron of unfairly ostracising him after a Sunday Times sting that was described by the high court as malicious and libellous.
Typical of one of Murdoch's papers
"The Conservative party cut me off within two hours of the story breaking and did not want to hear my side of the story," he said. "I was constructively dismissed from my role as party treasurer and made to feel like an outcast as the prime minister and the party lined up to criticise me on television and radio. This hurt immensely and further damaged my reputation."
"No-one in Tory Party wanted to listen to my side of story," says Peter Cruddas
"Now he knows how the disabled feel" Toby Perkins observed on Twitter.
http://bit.ly/14CGR5K (http://bit.ly/14CGR5K)
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Do they actually listen to anyone if it's not what they agree with.
I've been really peed off this week as Theresa May has diabetes - so?
Of course concerns and best wishes for her from the Tory party have been flowing.
To me this shows the devide of the powerful and peasants, the sick and disabled don't matter (although they profess they do but have yet to prove it).
Do I feel sorry for her- not at all.
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What OC said.