Sunday, June 21, 2009

Damien McBride to enter 'holy orders' to pay for last orders?


Dear All

Here has to be one of the best laughs to come out of the Damien McBride Scandal.

Mr. McBride has applied for a job at Finchley Catholic High School as a "Business and Community Manager" to help people.

Try helping himself, as a better position of the situation.

McBride was involved in one of the wicked abuses of power in modern Britishness political history in attempting to destroy people’s lives by smears. He was forced to resign as a Downing Street adviser in April 2009 after the leak of emails sent to Derek “Dolly” Draper, a Labour stooge, planning a smear campaign against senior Tories. It was by all accounts a Labour response to sites like order-order.com to win the bloggers Battle of Britain.

The governors of the north London school are expected to decide this week whether to choose McBride, if they did it would be a ridiculous decision appointing someone with his track record. The money is £22,000, a hefty drop but perhaps this is his spell of ‘sack cloth and ashes’? He then like a virgin renewed washed clean of sin to return to the Brown inner circle after his spell of spiritual enlightenment in the wilderness.

I am writing it but I can’t swallow that bullshit but it will probably be the case.

So what is the job?

Outreach worker, strengthening ties with local businesses and charities, networking.

Despite McBride turning to a ‘holy’ path, Rudi Vis, the outgoing Labour MP for Finchley & Golders Green, tried to have him struck off Labour's list of members.

Nice try, Rudi but the vote was probably fixed well in advance, other people probably knew were their Labour bread was buttered.

Should Finchley Catholic High School be used as hideout for McBride who like a bad penny will come back to help his discredited Master; Gordon Brown?

I would say no!

I don’t think that McBride has expressed enough regret for his filthy actions or even learned his lesson.

Yours sincerely

George Laird
The Campaign for Human Rights at Glasgow University

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