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For The Many Not The Few.
for the many not the few, unless your are a Labour MP called John McDonnell.
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£700 per night?
Really?
While it's quite possible that the hotel has one or two luxury suites at that price, Google suggests that the prices for most rooms are far lower. Simply searching for 'Sunstar Alpine hotel' brings up this:
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Really?
While it's quite possible that the hotel has one or two luxury suites at that price, Google suggests that the prices for most rooms are far lower. Simply searching for 'Sunstar Alpine hotel' brings up this:
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Strange article - not to say batty.
It does not say McDonnell is PAYIng £700 for his room, presumably someone else is.
And no mention of other British guests at Davos, I notice the worst ever Prime Minister, Cameron is there, getting the same hospitality.
In all, just the usual biased fake news from the Mail for its gullible readers.
It does not say McDonnell is PAYIng £700 for his room, presumably someone else is.
And no mention of other British guests at Davos, I notice the worst ever Prime Minister, Cameron is there, getting the same hospitality.
In all, just the usual biased fake news from the Mail for its gullible readers.
Very typical of the mail in order to get it's readers in a frenzy and frothing at the mouth
It's like s store advertising a sale
'up to £100 off (only the 'up to ' is in small letters )so hardly noticeable
But only a very few items actually have the £100 off
In this case the hotel may have a limited number of rooms
at that price and the majority of rooms at a much lower price
But hey quoting a lower price room would not stir up the faithful , would it
It's like s store advertising a sale
'up to £100 off (only the 'up to ' is in small letters )so hardly noticeable
But only a very few items actually have the £100 off
In this case the hotel may have a limited number of rooms
at that price and the majority of rooms at a much lower price
But hey quoting a lower price room would not stir up the faithful , would it
The usual range of pricing for the end of Jan at the Sunstar Davos is £110 (145 CHF) to £190 (255 CHF) per person but for some strange reason there is no pricing available for the 4 days of the World Economic Conference and the preceding night...
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McDonnell was an invited speaker and his accommodation and expenses will have been paid by the event’s sponsor, Credit Suisse.
I suspect the Mail are engaging in deflection tactics. They should be worrying why business leaders had invited McDonnell. Why they are taking him seriously, and who he met. But instead they report a fake story that is poorly researched.
But it keeps Chancellor Phillip Hammond’s speech at Davos out of the headlines. The speech that Theresa May had to denounce before he had got to the end of page 1.
// Theresa May has bowed to pressure from Eurosceptic MPs and disowned remarks by the chancellor, Philip Hammond, as she struggled to quell a fresh Tory revolt over Brexit that could threaten her leadership.
Philip Hammond said the government would seek only ‘modest’ changes in its relationship with the EU.
After pro-Brexit MPs in Westminster reacted furiously, and some ministers privately made their disquiet known to Downing Street, No 10 moved to distance the prime minister from her chancellor’s remarks. //
I suspect the Mail are engaging in deflection tactics. They should be worrying why business leaders had invited McDonnell. Why they are taking him seriously, and who he met. But instead they report a fake story that is poorly researched.
But it keeps Chancellor Phillip Hammond’s speech at Davos out of the headlines. The speech that Theresa May had to denounce before he had got to the end of page 1.
// Theresa May has bowed to pressure from Eurosceptic MPs and disowned remarks by the chancellor, Philip Hammond, as she struggled to quell a fresh Tory revolt over Brexit that could threaten her leadership.
Philip Hammond said the government would seek only ‘modest’ changes in its relationship with the EU.
After pro-Brexit MPs in Westminster reacted furiously, and some ministers privately made their disquiet known to Downing Street, No 10 moved to distance the prime minister from her chancellor’s remarks. //
For such an important conference I am sure the rates for that week are not available for the reason that everyone will speculate.
When rich and powerful movers and shakers come to stay it ups the price afterwards as stupid people 'want to feel part of the establishment'. Why do you think so many people buy a piece of expensive crap just because some sudo celebrity brandishes it.
Anyway back to the OP.
Staying in expensive and plush places, getting freebees, being wined and dined is the reserve of the higher echelons of society and they grasp it greadily with both hands. McDonnal, Corbyn and co are no different. And why should they be? Because they are socialists?
Don't believe any ultristic rowlocks spouted about 'for the people'. For the people is a byproduct of thier own desire for power.
When rich and powerful movers and shakers come to stay it ups the price afterwards as stupid people 'want to feel part of the establishment'. Why do you think so many people buy a piece of expensive crap just because some sudo celebrity brandishes it.
Anyway back to the OP.
Staying in expensive and plush places, getting freebees, being wined and dined is the reserve of the higher echelons of society and they grasp it greadily with both hands. McDonnal, Corbyn and co are no different. And why should they be? Because they are socialists?
Don't believe any ultristic rowlocks spouted about 'for the people'. For the people is a byproduct of thier own desire for power.
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