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Outlaws trash our planning laws

Britain is being mugged by Cummings while Tory MPs stand back and look the other way,  a spineless gaggle of Yes-men!

Andrew Milroy by Andrew Milroy
27 October 2020
in Politics
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Wearing face masks has given the clueless pair of Cummings and Johnson the idea of becoming outlaws, operating beyond the law. With Dom Cummings, the blinkered Barnard Castle Kid, and his bewildered, stuttering sidekick, Dozy Johnson, they are reckless, careless and completely out of touch.

Cummings is definitely the leader of the pair. He is after unbridled power, to become an irresponsible tin-pot dictator. His years in Russia schooled him in the dream of totalitarianism.

Dominic Cummings rarely masked – Source: LCD Views

Cummings and Johnson want to allow developers to build houses for the rich oligarchs on Green Belt, playing fields and woodlands.

For people relying on planning laws to protect them from greedy developers or over ambitious neighbours seeking large extensions, the government want to junk all that. Freeing developers restricts the freedoms of other people, of course.

Not content with “concreting over the Home Counties”, rural villages further afield are in danger. Oligarchs wanting to gut listed buildings, removing historic features in favour of bland modernity, will be condoned.

But it goes further.

These con-men, Cummings and Johnson, have already shown their contempt for the law, over Election funding in the EU Referendum, over illegally Proroguing Parliament and now breaking international law.  Already denying free speech and access to investigative journalists, they now want to muzzle broadcasters.

Con-men – Source: Martin Griffiths

The Conservative Party, once the party of Law and Order, is now reduced to mere lap dogs to an unelected political adviser. Its former reputation is in tatters. Two hundred years of history, junked. The legacy of Disraeli, Churchill and Thatcher discarded in favour of tearing up the law.

Britain is being mugged by Cummings while Tory MPs stand back and look the other way,  a spineless gaggle of Yes-men!

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