Nick Boles and Iain Dale part company with Policy Exchange
A few weeks ago, via 18 Doughty Street, Iain Dale published an investigative report into one charity - The Smith Institute - without declaring his interest in another (some might say 'rival') charity... Policy Exchange.
Shortly after, 18 Doughty Street went live with an attack ad on Ken Livingston. Paranoid leftists were assured that this type of programming at 18 Doughty Street was under the direct control of Tim Montgomerie, and not Iain Dale. Therefore, it was a 'non-issue' that one of the potential candidates for London Mayor just happened to be a friend of Iain Dale and also director of... Policy Exchange.
While Iain was busy dodging relevant questions by hiding behind his resident gang of anonymous trolls and bullies, it came to Manic's attention that Nick Boles was quite serious about running for Mayor of London... so much so that he was foolish enough to register his soon-to-be-campaign website using the administrative facilities of... Policy Exchange.
This alone was a very naughty and stupid thing to do... but Manic also heard whispers of Nicholas Boles using Policy Exchange as an administrative base for his potential candidacy in other ways... and so decided to rattle Nick's cage in earnest.
Now we learn that two people are voluntarily parting ways with Policy Exchange... and those two people just happen to be Nick Boles and Iain Dale.
Iain 'Liar' Dale - Nicholas Boles Steps Down from Policy Exchange
Bloggerheads - Nick Boles steps down! (Nothin' to do with me, Guv'nor...)
The UK Today - Rattled?
Ministry of Truth - Look into my eyes….
Iain Dale is right now busy telling the world that it is a complete coincidence that he and Nick Boles chose now to
Late yesterday, word of this development leaked into the Guido Fawkes blog via comments, and Team Guido (a bunch of anonymous bullies of indeterminate number) immediately started blaming Manic for every anonymous comment that mentioned the affair... because Manic is obviously part of a massive NuLab/Brownite conspiracy.
Paul de Laire Staines (aka Guido Fawkes) made a further contribution by publishing many anonymous smears about Manic. (Apparently Manic is in need of medication... to stop him from succumbing to conspiracy theories.)
Manic is very happy about all of this; he not only gets to enjoy a clear result, he can now sit back and watch as two of the biggest blog-cheats in the country use the same old tricks in a desperate attempt to downplay the significance of this development... and it's just this kind of two-faced spin-happy bully-boy bullshit that Manic wants to reveal to other bloggers.
In fact, Manic feels that this calls for a 21 Nelson Salute.
Cover your ears, children!
Manic has drawn blood. End communication.
Labels: guido fawkes, iain dale, policy exchange
3 Comments:
Never mind that this was probably the most visit technorati link ever, ever (including the future), how many sugars do you take in you tea, guv. Mrs Picton wants a word (when doesn't she), and have you dropped your photo in at athe largest turnip (trimmed).
Do you play ping-pong...?
18 Doughty Street, is it just me or are they the internet outlet of the Daily Mail? Have you seen their new 'pro-America' video?
Oh, everyone on Teh Interwebs has seen that (and agreed with it, of course). Apparently it's 'viral' because it was trailed/promoted on FOX News.
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