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Michael Howard Is Not Michael Howard

By: Kington, Miles | The Independent (London, England), November 1, 1996 | Article details

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Michael Howard Is Not Michael Howard


Kington, Miles, The Independent (London, England)


I recently speculated on the reasons why Michael Howard behaves the way he does - ie, like a man who is deliberately trying to bring the Home Office into disrepute. I came to no conclusion. Unlike the anonymous writer of a letter to me, who claims to know the truth.

What was very interesting about this letter is that it came from a mole deep inside the Home Office. I have no clue as to who he is. I have had the letter tested for fingerprints, DNA, Semtex, gelatin, tallow and bull semen, etc, but whoever sent the letter is a professional and there is no trace of any clue.

Except, of course, the contents of the letter itself. I leave you to judge that for …

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