Lost in Westminster lost

Noticed this a few days ago but I thought it might have been a Blogger bugger up. I’ve been reminded by Online Parliamentarian.

Was Hamish Mac caught? (Can’t have been difficult; I had a pretty good idea who his boss is.)

Garry

7 July 2005 at 02:36

I think a “Bring Back Hamish” campaign must be on the cards. You really think he’s been found out?

As a relative newcomer to all this, I’d be curious to know who you think he works for (I suspect it’d be best email me if you did fancy spilling the beans on that though.)
Stuart Dickson

7 July 2005 at 06:05

I know, but Hamish made a private request to refrain from advertising the info – to which I complied, in a sense of bloggerly comradeship.

I do suspect that he has been “caught”, but I sincerely hope that he will not be unfairly persecuted. As Doctorvee says: it wasn’t too difficult to guess.
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