Gove Offered Brexit Secretary Job...

vetuste_ennemi | 16:45 Thu 15th Nov 2018 | News

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... just seen on a news channel.

Apparently his price for accepting the poisoned chalice is to regenotiate the current deal.

May can't accept those terms, can she?

Anybody got more details?

Yeah But Did They Have To?

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vetuste_ennemi

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The Republic was the right cause to fight (and die) for even if it was tyranny which won.

jim360

Well, perhaps, but in the end Cicero was supporting one tyrant over another -- no-one can pretend that Pompey had any respect for the Republic either.

I'm actually really starting to enjoy Classics, lately.

vetuste_ennemi

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Wasn't aware he was a mate of Pompey's, Jim, any more than the "ambitious" JC.

jim360

Maybe a "mate" is exaggerating it, but Cicero chose to back Pompey over Caesar, presumably out of pragmatism. Who knows what Pompey would have done had he won the day? But somehow I doubt it would have led to the Republic being saved.

But we digress, don't we?

vetuste_ennemi

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OK, got it - just checked Wiki.

Don't mind a pleasant digression, Jim.

"My thread, my rules innit".

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