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Daily Telegraph Assistant Editor Andrew Pierce is a waste of time

By John Hirst

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Daily Telegraph Assistant Editor Andrew Pierce is a waste of time

Assistant Editor Andrew Pierce brings you the latest gossip from the Westminster village.

"And someone has played a prank on former Home Secretary David Davies. What will Davis, a former SAS soldier, do when he finds the culprit?".

Perhaps, someone ought to put a ice pick in Pierce and pop the effing idiot?

Neither David Davis nor David Davies has been Home Secretary. David Davis was a shadow Home Secretary. David Davis is not a former SAS soldier. He is a former Territorial SAS which, like PCSOs, are not real police officers.

If you can't get it right, why bother at all?

Full post as published by prisonlawinsideout on February 11, 2009 (boomark / email).

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