Loyal Hornet readers often demand the return of the Mole so the Dame is delighted to welcome back our little velvet coated artist.
Here is Mole's interpretation of Her Majesty's true feelings about the 'knighting" of Sir 'Delboy' Myers.
It will upset his ex lackey, George Bishop, but to use one of his favourite expressions..."Get over it, George"
Could I have a signed original please
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La Reigne Savant
ReplyDeleteWe have the plumbed the depths of vulgarity by giving a retired Town Clerk a Knighthood
It's the same pattern as the Audit Commission handing RBKC yet another 5 star report, instead of supporting residents by investigating the council's series of unlawful waste management contracts. As always in the Rotten Borough, appearances trump reality.
ReplyDeleteI wonder if tri borough Derek's knighthood will be The Most Honourable Order of the Bath? The reason is that not only is it a civil division award, but its moto is “Tria iuncta in uno" which coincidentally means “Three joined in one"!
ReplyDeleteI am surprised that the good Myers did not complain to the Queen that he expected to be elevated to the peerage as opposed to becoming a Knight. I hear that Cockell expected a peerage not a knighthood.
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