Again the question of Michael Gove`s
planetary habitation has to be asked.
Not only does he think and publicly state on television that
May`s administration is ensuring "secure and stable government", obviously missing altogether the
fact that the Tory party is embroiled in divisive debate over state sector pay,
he also ignores the point that Britain`s provocative decision to withdraw from
European fishing agreements will inevitably lead to international disputes,
and even "a rerun of the Cod Wars of the 1970s" (UK plan to withdraw from EU
fishing deal "endangers fish stocks", 03/07/17).
It`s not only the Lions who
are"poking the bear"!
An excellent editorial but what a shame it was
seventy six days late (At last, Gove gets the right job, 16/06/17). It would
have been more appropriate for April Fool`s Day! Still, political satire clearly
is not dead. I especially liked the idea that Gove has "experience with
boisterous unions", omitting to point out that his ludicrous decisions, always
against the advice of experts, were the cause of the unions` annoyance in the
first place!
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