Rather annoying for Sharpe that the only speaker who could remotely be said to be offering Sharpe a glimmer of hope / a little defence, the minister, also demanded his apology.
So after the most disastrous name-dropping exercise I've ever seen from Wessely, we now have the most disastrous...
I reckon he's just poured Michael Sharpe a large measure of vodka and said "I think you should get back on twitter now, go on, I'll be along in a minute - oh, it's ok, take the bottle with you ..."
I think I can wind forward through the minister's response - I've got the flavour of it. His tone is completely wrong, he keeps quiping. His preparation seems to have been watching Unrest, and an undue amount of his time is taken up giving us his review of it. Reminds me of when my son is...
Caroline Monaghan is our that guy who did the Hillsborough thing and ended up as the watchamacallit of Manchester. And we all know how that ended for Inspector Duckenfield (now there's a name I'll never forget even in the deepest brain fog since reading the transcripts of what happened in the...
I've only just watched his bit. First time so far I've been annoyed - looked like well-intentioned but not particularly well informed emotive posturing. Not the most helpful contribution. I actually thought he was going to burst into song at the end and sing "I believe, children are the future...
I'm watching this about an hour behind everyone else. The boss guy has just said the "wind-up speeches" will be starting at 16:00. He obviously hasn't been following Michael Sharpe's twitter feed, or he'd know they started some time ago.
I don't remember seeing this tweet (from Friday 15th, writing to Simon Wessely) on this thread yet:
Since then of course Mike Godwin has learnt of Simon's involvement in the trial, and has had the privilege of an exchange with one of the co-authors.
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