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From a Facebox likey-pagey thing which was opened up on Monday:

And:

If you don't recognize some of the other names of likers and commenters on the page, it's often fun to run them through the Dunderdale Government employee directory.

Speaking of the Facebox...

Комяаdе Кеит is heard from

A dissident makes a bold, if foolhardy public display of counterrevolutionary sentiment.

The State Broadcaster reaches Steve Kent of the Congress of People's Deputies for comment:

"Premier Dunderdale is a compassionate and principle-centered leader. I remain inspired by her vision and strength," Kent wrote.

"We have to ensure that our province stays on the right path toward a sustainable future. It's about providing responsible stewardship and being innovative in the delivery of services."

Kent added that Dunderdale enjoys the full support of the PC caucus.

Komrade Kent's comment comes just days after a senior member of The Party's Central Committee professed his undying admiration for the Iron Lady*.



* With Compassion.

Down the rabbit hole

Just so we're clear here:

• The government that fought for two years against releasing the prepared texts of speeches on "privacy" grounds, because the names, which is included in "personal information" of identifiable people were mentioned — including, among others, the name "John F. Kennedy" — releases an audio voice recording of a third party, including phone numbers.


• One thin-skinned Minister in said government complains of being "intimidated" or "threatened" by the contents of said voice recording, while an equally thin-skinned cabinet colleague of his does this.

Dannystan lives.