| Dominic Raaaaab 18:52 - Apr 20 with 4650 views | britferry |
Saaaacked in the morning? |  |
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| Dominic Raaaaab on 19:06 - Apr 20 with 2537 views | swan65split |
If Richy is dragging his heels, dont hold your breath, |  | | |
| Dominic Raaaaab on 19:08 - Apr 20 with 2533 views | Togg |
Seems a right bit of work. No time for bully boys...so off you go! | | | |
| Dominic Raaaaab on 19:30 - Apr 20 with 2517 views | raynor94 |
I wouldn't bet on it |  |
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| Dominic Raaaaab on 19:31 - Apr 20 with 2516 views | Gwyn737 |
He should be sacked for the chaos he caused in the justice system.
His successor, Brandon Lewis has done a good job of trying to clean up his mess but he’s been left with a massive lag to catch up on. | | | |
| Dominic Raaaaab on 19:49 - Apr 20 with 2500 views | Flashberryjack |
Probably told some civil servant to get up of his lazy arSe and do a bit of work, bully boy. |  |
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| Dominic Raaaaab on 21:30 - Apr 20 with 2464 views | Gwyn737 |
| Dominic Raaaaab on 19:49 - Apr 20 by Flashberryjack |
Probably told some civil servant to get up of his lazy arSe and do a bit of work, bully boy. |
Do you think he was a good justice secretary? | | | |
| Dominic Raaaaab on 21:50 - Apr 20 with 2439 views | max936 |
| Dominic Raaaaab on 19:31 - Apr 20 by Gwyn737 |
He should be sacked for the chaos he caused in the justice system.
His successor, Brandon Lewis has done a good job of trying to clean up his mess but he’s been left with a massive lag to catch up on. |
Raab is utterly useless, just another of Boris's gobshite's, Gavin Williams was another useless overpaid arsewipe. |  |
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| Dominic Raaaaab on 21:56 - Apr 20 with 2426 views | Flashberryjack |
| Dominic Raaaaab on 21:30 - Apr 20 by Gwyn737 |
Do you think he was a good justice secretary? |
No | |
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| Dominic Raaaaab on 22:14 - Apr 20 with 2405 views | majorraglan |
| Dominic Raaaaab on 19:49 - Apr 20 by Flashberryjack |
Probably told some civil servant to get up of his lazy arSe and do a bit of work, bully boy. |
If the reports are right he’s gone well beyond that. I’ve got no issue with a fair days work for a fair days pay and people doing some graft for their coin, but the people were likely to be talking about are senior people who worked their way up. | | | |
| Dominic Raaaaab on 09:52 - Apr 21 with 2343 views | raynor94 |
Resigned | |
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| Dominic Raaaaab on 09:54 - Apr 21 with 2340 views | A_Fans_Dad |
Gone. | | | |
| Dominic Raaaaab on 10:42 - Apr 21 with 2311 views | swan65split |
| Dominic Raaaaab on 09:54 - Apr 21 by A_Fans_Dad |
Gone. |
Dog gone! is 30p still there? | | | |
| Dominic Raaaaab on 12:13 - Apr 21 with 2275 views | swan65split |
Blinking heck, 30p Lees name is being sounded as deputy PM!!!!
whats happened to this country?
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| Dominic Raaaaab on 19:02 - Apr 21 with 2186 views | max936 |
| Dominic Raaaaab on 12:13 - Apr 21 by swan65split |
Blinking heck, 30p Lees name is being sounded as deputy PM!!!!
whats happened to this country?
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Scum bag pure and simple, the Police involved need bringing to book for not for not arresting him for assault as well, Disgusting! | |
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| Dominic Raaaaab on 21:02 - Apr 21 with 2150 views | britferry |
Dear Prime Minister,
"I am writing to resign from your government, following receipt of the report arising from the inquiry conducted by Adam Tolley KC. I called for the inquiry and undertook to resign, if it made any finding of bullying whatsoever. I believe it is important to keep my word.
"It has been a privilege to serve you as deputy prime minister, Justice Secretary and Lord Chancellor. I am grateful to have had the opportunity to work as a minister in a range of roles and departments since 2015, and pay tribute to the many outstanding civil servants with whom I have worked.
"Whilst I feel duty bound to accept the outcome of the inquiry, it dismissed all but two of the claims levelled against me. I also believe that its two adverse findings are flawed and set a dangerous precedent for the conduct of good government.
"First, ministers must be able to exercise direct oversight with respect to senior officials over critical negotiations conducted on behalf of the British people, otherwise the democratic and constitutional principle of ministerial responsibility will be lost. This was particularly true during my time as foreign secretary, in the context of the Brexit negotiations over Gibraltar, when a senior diplomat breached the mandate agreed by cabinet.
"Second, ministers must be able to give direct critical feedback on briefings and submissions to senior officials, in order to set the standards and drive the reform the public expect of us. Of course, this must be done within reasonable bounds. Mr Tolley concluded that I had not once, in four and a half years, sworn or shouted at anyone, let alone thrown anything or otherwise physically intimidated anyone, nor intentionally sought to belittle anyone. I am genuinely sorry for any unintended stress or offence that any officials felt, as a result of the pace, standards and challenge that I brought to the Ministry of Justice. That is, however, what the public expect of ministers working on their behalf.
"In setting the threshold for bullying so low, this inquiry has set a dangerous precedent. It will encourage spurious complaints against ministers, and have a chilling effect on those driving change on behalf of your government - and ultimately the British people.
"Finally, I raised with you a number of improprieties that came to light during the course of this inquiry. They include the systematic leaking of skewed and fabricated claims to the media in breach of the rules of the inquiry and the Civil Service Code of Conduct, and the coercive removal by a senior official of dedicated Private Secretaries from my Ministry of Justice private office, in October of last year. I hope these will be independently reviewed.
"I remain as supportive of you and this government, as when I first introduced you at your campaign leadership launch last July. You have proved a great prime minister in very challenging times, and you can count on my support from the backbenches.
Yours sincerely, Dominic Raab. | |
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| Dominic Raaaaab on 21:06 - Apr 21 with 2146 views | onehunglow |
| Dominic Raaaaab on 21:02 - Apr 21 by britferry |
Dear Prime Minister,
"I am writing to resign from your government, following receipt of the report arising from the inquiry conducted by Adam Tolley KC. I called for the inquiry and undertook to resign, if it made any finding of bullying whatsoever. I believe it is important to keep my word.
"It has been a privilege to serve you as deputy prime minister, Justice Secretary and Lord Chancellor. I am grateful to have had the opportunity to work as a minister in a range of roles and departments since 2015, and pay tribute to the many outstanding civil servants with whom I have worked.
"Whilst I feel duty bound to accept the outcome of the inquiry, it dismissed all but two of the claims levelled against me. I also believe that its two adverse findings are flawed and set a dangerous precedent for the conduct of good government.
"First, ministers must be able to exercise direct oversight with respect to senior officials over critical negotiations conducted on behalf of the British people, otherwise the democratic and constitutional principle of ministerial responsibility will be lost. This was particularly true during my time as foreign secretary, in the context of the Brexit negotiations over Gibraltar, when a senior diplomat breached the mandate agreed by cabinet.
"Second, ministers must be able to give direct critical feedback on briefings and submissions to senior officials, in order to set the standards and drive the reform the public expect of us. Of course, this must be done within reasonable bounds. Mr Tolley concluded that I had not once, in four and a half years, sworn or shouted at anyone, let alone thrown anything or otherwise physically intimidated anyone, nor intentionally sought to belittle anyone. I am genuinely sorry for any unintended stress or offence that any officials felt, as a result of the pace, standards and challenge that I brought to the Ministry of Justice. That is, however, what the public expect of ministers working on their behalf.
"In setting the threshold for bullying so low, this inquiry has set a dangerous precedent. It will encourage spurious complaints against ministers, and have a chilling effect on those driving change on behalf of your government - and ultimately the British people.
"Finally, I raised with you a number of improprieties that came to light during the course of this inquiry. They include the systematic leaking of skewed and fabricated claims to the media in breach of the rules of the inquiry and the Civil Service Code of Conduct, and the coercive removal by a senior official of dedicated Private Secretaries from my Ministry of Justice private office, in October of last year. I hope these will be independently reviewed.
"I remain as supportive of you and this government, as when I first introduced you at your campaign leadership launch last July. You have proved a great prime minister in very challenging times, and you can count on my support from the backbenches.
Yours sincerely, Dominic Raab. |
That said,how many of us have had bullies for managers.
Look at the definition and it covers much.
Maybe, he has a right to be miffed,tw@t or not.
We have to be careful not to confuse “ positive” strong management and bullying | |
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| Dominic Raaaaab on 21:43 - Apr 21 with 2116 views | builthjack |
Why didn’t Soonackered sack him? |  |
| Swansea Indepenent Poster Of The Year 2021. Dr P / Mart66 / Roathie / Parlay / E20/ Duffle was 2nd, but he is deluded and thinks in his little twisted brain that he won. Poor sod. We let him win this year, as he has cried for a whole year. His 14 usernames, bless his cotton socks.
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| Dominic Raaaaab on 22:57 - Apr 21 with 2092 views | felixstowe_jack |
| Dominic Raaaaab on 12:13 - Apr 21 by swan65split |
Blinking heck, 30p Lees name is being sounded as deputy PM!!!!
whats happened to this country?
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Sounds a bit like like Good all John Prescott when he punched a protester he was Deputy prime minister under Tony Blair. | |
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| Dominic Raaaaab on 00:10 - Apr 22 with 2075 views | Joesus_Of_Narbereth |
| Dominic Raaaaab on 12:13 - Apr 21 by swan65split |
Blinking heck, 30p Lees name is being sounded as deputy PM!!!!
whats happened to this country?
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Deputy PM is a bit of a nothing job really. It doesn’t actually mean anything. We’ve only ever had about seven of them ever and four of them have been in the last two years or so.
They don’t really have any powers or any dept to run unless the PM gets hit by a bus or dies under which circumstance they’ll probably just appoint a new PM in days anyway. |  |
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| Dominic Raaaaab on 00:43 - Apr 22 with 2072 views | swan65split |
| Dominic Raaaaab on 22:57 - Apr 21 by felixstowe_jack |
Sounds a bit like like Good all John Prescott when he punched a protester he was Deputy prime minister under Tony Blair. |
Didn't the protester throw something over him? | | | |
| Dominic Raaaaab on 08:34 - Apr 22 with 2030 views | felixstowe_jack |
| Dominic Raaaaab on 00:43 - Apr 22 by swan65split |
Didn't the protester throw something over him? |
An egg but Prescott was always a bully in the commons or with his staff seems it was okay at the time.
Dangerous time from democracy when left wing civil servants can no refuse to do their job properly and hold up work of a democratically elected government.
Seems that over 40 people complained only 20 were deemed worth investigating of which 18 were spurious complaints and only two were upheld.
It sets a precedent that politically motivated civil servants can now complain of very low level bullying to get rid of a minister who policies they don't like.
Wonder if the same low level of bullying will be applied to unions and their picket lines. | |
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| Dominic Raaaaab on 11:20 - Apr 22 with 2002 views | max936 |
| Dominic Raaaaab on 22:57 - Apr 21 by felixstowe_jack |
Sounds a bit like like Good all John Prescott when he punched a protester he was Deputy prime minister under Tony Blair. |
Seriously? the guy hit Prescott with an egg, the disabled person just give him some home truths and yet this scumbag decided to attack this Disabled man, note the disabled bit, can understand you thinking that a disabled man is fair game though! | |
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| Dominic Raaaaab on 11:48 - Apr 22 with 1985 views | Fireboy2 |
| Dominic Raaaaab on 11:20 - Apr 22 by max936 |
Seriously? the guy hit Prescott with an egg, the disabled person just give him some home truths and yet this scumbag decided to attack this Disabled man, note the disabled bit, can understand you thinking that a disabled man is fair game though! |
Don't waste your precious time max.
Felix is an out and out blinkered tory, nothing they do is wrong to him. |  | | |
| Dominic Raaaaab on 12:02 - Apr 22 with 1979 views | Fireboy2 |
You had better take that back fella. | | | |
| Dominic Raaaaab on 12:12 - Apr 22 with 2000 views | Gwyn737 |
| Dominic Raaaaab on 08:34 - Apr 22 by felixstowe_jack |
An egg but Prescott was always a bully in the commons or with his staff seems it was okay at the time.
Dangerous time from democracy when left wing civil servants can no refuse to do their job properly and hold up work of a democratically elected government.
Seems that over 40 people complained only 20 were deemed worth investigating of which 18 were spurious complaints and only two were upheld.
It sets a precedent that politically motivated civil servants can now complain of very low level bullying to get rid of a minister who policies they don't like.
Wonder if the same low level of bullying will be applied to unions and their picket lines. |
So with Raab’s ‘robust’ manner in standing up to these left wing, liberal, woke, snowflake civil servants, what exactly did he achieve in his 7 years on the front bench, 5 of which were in the cabinet? | | | |
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