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Michael Gove Moves To Justice
BBC News - Michael Gove moves to justice in post-election reshuffle...
http:// www.bbc .co.uk/ news/el ection- 2015-32 679004
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Gove is dangerous because he thinks he is more clever than he actually is. Free Schools are a nest of Vipers that will come back to bite us. Most are run by bonkers religious organisation s, that are designed to indoctrinate the young in fairytale 'education' that in the long run will deliver defective young people, pissible sangerous ones. Gove is in the IFS...
22:18 Sat 09th May 2015
Gove is dangerous because he thinks he is more clever than he actually is.
Free Schools are a nest of Vipers that will come back to bite us. Most are run by bonkers religious organisations, that are designed to indoctrinate the young in fairytale 'education' that in the long run will deliver defective young people, pissible sangerous ones.
Gove is in the IFS mould, where their ideology overides commomn sense and empathy.
I am slightly reassured he has gone to Justice. If he comes up with anything truly stupid, there are plenty of eloquent people to put him right (Not quite believing what I have just written) :-)
Free Schools are a nest of Vipers that will come back to bite us. Most are run by bonkers religious organisations, that are designed to indoctrinate the young in fairytale 'education' that in the long run will deliver defective young people, pissible sangerous ones.
Gove is in the IFS mould, where their ideology overides commomn sense and empathy.
I am slightly reassured he has gone to Justice. If he comes up with anything truly stupid, there are plenty of eloquent people to put him right (Not quite believing what I have just written) :-)
His first duty should be to get rid of Labour’s hated Human Rights Act,,and here are 15 good reasons why.
http:// www.dai lymail. co.uk/n ews/art icle-30 76095/W hy-Mich ael-Gov e-not-f ail-axe -Labour -s-hate d-Human -Rights -Act-JA MES-SLA CK-offe rs-15-r easons. html
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