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!ukpolitics@lemm.ee appears to have vanished! We can still see cached content from this link, but goodbye I guess! :'(
Some excerpts from the article:
She told the BBC her life had been "destroyed" by allegations about their PPE profits, even though "we've only done one thing, which was lie to the press to say we weren't involved".
She said that was "not a crime" and added: "No-one deserves this."
But a defiant Baroness Mone said: "I don't honestly see there is a case to answer. I can't see what we have done wrong."
Mr Barrowman said that Baroness Mone "was always going to benefit, and my family will benefit in due course… her family benefit, my family benefit".
"That's what you do when you are in a privileged position of making money," he said.
People fucking well died - a lot of them alone and frightened because they couldn't have friends or family with them. There is no punishment severe enough for this shit show.
That's an astoundingly tone-deaf interview that is up there with Prince Andrew's Newsnight one.
Tone-deaf is a nice way of saying sociopathic in this instance.