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A question that could have been better expressed..

From Lords Hansard:

Lord Roberts of Llandudno 'To ask Her Majesty's Government whether they enforce the removal of gay men and women to Iraq'.

Erm....

Lord West picked up the refugee status implied by Roberts, fortunately.

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Anonymous Anonymous said... 3:03 pm

Good spot!

My heart missed a beat there, I thought perhaps we could be rid of Mandy's malevolent presence.  



Blogger Croydonian said... 3:58 pm

I was rather pleased with it. There are all sorts of gems lurking in Lords Hansard.

I cannot really find it in me to loathe the resurrected Mandelson (compared to some of the others...). Speaking to a mildly indiscrete civil servant the other day, she opined that Mandelson was unfailingly polite, ferociously clever and always on top of his brief. Miliband minor, however, was reckoned a greasy chancer.

I suppose the acid test is whether one would want any of the cabinet playing for one's own side, and I would be delighted if he came into the light, as long as he promised to behave. As to the rest of them, my head would not leave my hands for days.  



Blogger Croydonian said... 3:59 pm

There's a missing 'c' in the link to your page on the blogger site.  



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