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Now that Lord Michael Howard and I are such good mates I wonder if the ex-Tory leader would like to comment on the status of Quindell Financial Services as I have a horrible feeling that this may be another fraud involving ex CEO Rob Fielding.
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alcira16247
Tom
As your perhaps aware I’m not the biggest fan of Conservative politicians, particularly an ex crony of the ruinous and divisive Thatcher, however credit were credits due………… take a bow Lord Howard!
Not only for displaying a notable degree of common courtesy in taking time in replying to your searching questions, Tom, but also having the integrity to acknowledge that your questions demanded close examination and merits answers that the board will address.
It’s self-evident that Lord Howard has absolutely no desire to jeopardise his impeccable reputation by association with a tainted organisation no matter how historic and everything to gain by showing that Quindell has indeed embarked on a new beginning.
Keep asking questions, Tom.