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ES: Crossrail at risk of being delayed even further
On 20/07/2019 14:01, Roland Perry wrote:
In message , at 10:01:02 on Sat, 20 Jul 2019, Graeme Wall remarked: Or are you suggesting Khan should have chosen different contractors ? How long has Khan been mayor? When did Crossrail start? When were the contractors appointed? Â*It's pretty clear from this latest report that the DfT is still very much involved with the governance of the Crossrail project: https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-49037205 So the answers are 2016 2009 Before 2009 Tell me how Khan could have appointed different contractors? I thought this red herring had died. When did I suggest Khan should be appointing contractors? Lost yourself again? Look at the first line you've quoted, though as you've snipped the attributions you will, no doubt, be even more confused. -- Graeme Wall This account not read. |
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In message , at 14:43:44 on Sat, 20 Jul
2019, Graeme Wall remarked: On 20/07/2019 14:01, Roland Perry wrote: In message , at 10:01:02 on Sat, 20 Jul 2019, Graeme Wall remarked: Or are you suggesting Khan should have chosen different contractors ? How long has Khan been mayor? When did Crossrail start? When were the contractors appointed? *It's pretty clear from this latest report that the DfT is still very much involved with the governance of the Crossrail project: https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-49037205 So the answers are 2016 2009 Before 2009 Tell me how Khan could have appointed different contractors? I thought this red herring had died. When did I suggest Khan should be appointing contractors? Lost yourself again? Look at the first line you've quoted, though as you've snipped the attributions you will, no doubt, be even more confused. It was asked by michael adams[1], and my reply (which has been snipped by along the way) was to deny I'd claimed he [or former mayors] should be involved in choosing any contractors. Why have you resurrected this zombie? -- Roland Perry |
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On 20/07/2019 15:02, Roland Perry wrote:
In message , at 14:43:44 on Sat, 20 Jul 2019, Graeme Wall remarked: On 20/07/2019 14:01, Roland Perry wrote: In message , at 10:01:02 on Sat, 20 Jul 2019, Graeme Wall remarked: Or are you suggesting Khan should have chosen different contractors ? How long has Khan been mayor? When did Crossrail start? When were the contractors appointed? Â*It's pretty clear from this latest report that the DfT is still veryÂ* much involved with the governance of the Crossrail project: https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-49037205 So the answers are 2016 2009 Before 2009 Tell me how Khan could have appointed different contractors? Â*I thought this red herring had died. Â*When did I suggest Khan should be appointing contractors? Lost yourself again? Look at the first line you've quoted, though as you've snipped the attributions you will, no doubt, be even more confused. It was asked by michael adams[1], and my reply (which has been snipped by along the way) was to deny I'd claimed he [or former mayors] should be involved in choosing any contractors. Why have you resurrected this zombie? Look at the dates, I haven't, you have by coming in late. -- Graeme Wall This account not read. |
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In message , at 15:06:28 on Sat, 20 Jul
2019, Graeme Wall remarked: Or are you suggesting Khan should have chosen different contractors ? How long has Khan been mayor? When did Crossrail start? When were the contractors appointed? *It's pretty clear from this latest report that the DfT is still very* much involved with the governance of the Crossrail project: https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-49037205 So the answers are 2016 2009 Before 2009 Tell me how Khan could have appointed different contractors? *I thought this red herring had died. *When did I suggest Khan should be appointing contractors? Lost yourself again? Look at the first line you've quoted, though as you've snipped the attributions you will, no doubt, be even more confused. It was asked by michael adams[1], and my reply (which has been snipped by along the way) was to deny I'd claimed he [or former mayors] should be involved in choosing any contractors. Why have you resurrected this zombie? Look at the dates, I haven't, you have by coming in late. Which dates? I see you commenting on a thread the relevant bits of which are over a week ago. -- Roland Perry |
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In message , at 12:32:35 on Sat, 20 Jul
2019, Graeme Wall remarked: No-one suggested politicians should choose Crossrail[1] contractors. Yes they did, hence my questions Who, and when. -- Roland Perry |
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On 21/07/2019 13:47, Roland Perry wrote:
In message , at 15:06:28 on Sat, 20 Jul 2019, Graeme Wall remarked: Or are you suggesting Khan should have chosen different contractors ? How long has Khan been mayor? When did Crossrail start? When were the contractors appointed? Â*It's pretty clear from this latest report that the DfT is still veryÂ* much involved with the governance of the Crossrail project: https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-49037205 So the answers are 2016 2009 Before 2009 Tell me how Khan could have appointed different contractors? Â* Â*I thought this red herring had died. Â*When did I suggest Khan should be appointing contractors? Lost yourself again? Look at the first line you've quoted, though as you've snipped the attributions you will, no doubt, be even more confused. Â*It was asked by michael adams[1], and my reply (which has been snippedÂ* by along the way) was to deny I'd claimed he [or former mayors] shouldÂ* be involved in choosing any contractors. Â*Why have you resurrected this zombie? Look at the dates, I haven't, you have by coming in late. Which dates? I see you commenting on a thread the relevant bits of which are over a week ago. Pleas yourself, you have again magnificently missed the point just so you can start an arguement with yourself. -- Graeme Wall This account not read. |
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In message , at 18:54:23 on Sun, 21 Jul
2019, Graeme Wall remarked: Tell me how Khan could have appointed different contractors? ******* Boris was mayor when it started but Livingstone was mayor in ******* the actual run up, when, presumably, the contractors were ******* appointed. *I thought this red herring had died. *When did I suggest Khan should be appointing contractors? Lost yourself again? Look at the first line you've quoted, though as you've snipped the attributions you will, no doubt, be even more confused. *It was asked by michael adams[1], and my reply (which has been snipped* by along the way) was to deny I'd claimed he [or former mayors] should* be involved in choosing any contractors. *Why have you resurrected this zombie? Look at the dates, I haven't, you have by coming in late. Which dates? I see you commenting on a thread the relevant bits of which are over a week ago. Pleas yourself, you have again magnificently missed the point just so you can start an arguement with yourself. As ever, you'll have to explain what exactly the point is, as far as you perceive it. To possibly shorten the agony, no-one has suggested Khan, or any previous Mayor[1], should be appointing contractors. [1] I've restored the bit which got lost, for clarity. -- Roland Perry |
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On 22/07/2019 17:11, Roland Perry wrote:
In message , at 18:54:23 on Sun, 21 Jul 2019, Graeme Wall remarked: Tell me how Khan could have appointed different contractors? ******* Boris was mayor when it started but LivingstoneÂ* was mayor in ******* the actual run up, when, presumably, the contractors were ******* appointed. Â*I thought this red herring had died. Â*When did I suggest Khan should be appointing contractors? Lost yourself again? Look at the first line you've quoted, though asÂ* you've snipped the attributions you will, no doubt, be even moreÂ* confused. Â*It was asked by michael adams[1], and my reply (which has been snippedÂ* by along the way) was to deny I'd claimed he [or former mayors] shouldÂ* be involved in choosing any contractors. Â*Why have you resurrected this zombie? Look at the dates, I haven't, you have by coming in late. Â*Which dates? I see you commenting on a thread the relevant bits of whichÂ* are over a week ago. Pleas yourself, you have again magnificently missed the point just so you can start an arguement with yourself. As ever, you'll have to explain what exactly the point is, as far as you perceive it. To possibly shorten the agony, no-one has suggested Khan, or any previous Mayor[1], should be appointing contractors. [1] I've restored the bit which got lost, for clarity. No you haven't. You have carefully snipped the original statement and my follow-up questions. Also Recliner's link to an article that lead to the appropriate answers. -- Graeme Wall This account not read. |
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In message , at 19:51:25 on Mon, 22 Jul
2019, Graeme Wall remarked: On 22/07/2019 17:11, Roland Perry wrote: In message , at 18:54:23 on Sun, 21 Jul 2019, Graeme Wall remarked: Tell me how Khan could have appointed different contractors? ******* Boris was mayor when it started but Livingstone* was mayor in ******* the actual run up, when, presumably, the contractors were ******* appointed. *I thought this red herring had died. *When did I suggest Khan should be appointing contractors? Lost yourself again? Look at the first line you've quoted, though as* you've snipped the attributions you will, no doubt, be even more* confused. *It was asked by michael adams[1], and my reply (which has been snipped* by along the way) was to deny I'd claimed he [or former mayors] should* be involved in choosing any contractors. *Why have you resurrected this zombie? Look at the dates, I haven't, you have by coming in late. *Which dates? I see you commenting on a thread the relevant bits of which* are over a week ago. Pleas yourself, you have again magnificently missed the point just so you can start an arguement with yourself. As ever, you'll have to explain what exactly the point is, as far as you perceive it. To possibly shorten the agony, no-one has suggested Khan, or any previous Mayor[1], should be appointing contractors. [1] I've restored the bit which got lost, for clarity. No you haven't. You have carefully snipped the original statement Date and author please, so we can find it easily. and my follow-up questions. Also Recliner's link to an article that lead to the appropriate answers. We can do that later. -- Roland Perry |
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On 23/07/2019 12:01, Roland Perry wrote:
In message , at 19:51:25 on Mon, 22 Jul 2019, Graeme Wall remarked: On 22/07/2019 17:11, Roland Perry wrote: In message , at 18:54:23 on Sun, 21 Jul 2019, Graeme Wall remarked: Tell me how Khan could have appointed different contractors? Â******** Boris was mayor when it started but LivingstoneÂ* was mayor in ******* the actual run up, when, presumably, the contractors were ******* appointed. Â*I thought this red herring had died. Â*When did I suggest Khan should be appointing contractors? Lost yourself again? Look at the first line you've quoted, thoughÂ* asÂ* you've snipped the attributions you will, no doubt, be evenÂ* moreÂ* confused. Â*It was asked by michael adams[1], and my reply (which has been snippedÂ* by along the way) was to deny I'd claimed he [or former mayors] shouldÂ* be involved in choosing any contractors. Â*Why have you resurrected this zombie? Look at the dates, I haven't, you have by coming in late. Â*Which dates? I see you commenting on a thread the relevant bits of whichÂ* are over a week ago. Pleas yourself, you have again magnificently missed the point just soÂ* you can start an arguement with yourself. Â*As ever, you'll have to explain what exactly the point is, as far as youÂ* perceive it. Â*To possibly shorten the agony, no-one has suggested Khan, or any previous Mayor[1], should be appointing contractors. Â*[1] I've restored the bit which got lost, for clarity. No you haven't. You have carefully snipped the original statement Date and author please, so we can find it easily. Already pointed you at it once, not going to repeat myself. and my follow-up questions. Also Recliner's link to an article that lead to the appropriate answers. We can do that later. We've done it while you were working up your current argument. -- Graeme Wall This account not read. |
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