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  It sounds like something from the pages of a gripping political thriller.
  
  
  Deep in the corridors of Westminster, a sinister cabal tugs
  the strings of power.
  
  With the silken subtlety of a latter-day Machiavelli, the clique
  conspires to agree who becomes party leader… and, once that person has outlasted their usefulness, ruthlessly dispenses
  with them.
  
  But this account of backstabbing and deceit is not an outlandish work
  of fiction.
  
  In her incendiary new book, former Cabinet minister Nadine Dorries says such a group has
  been operating within the Conservative Party for two decades.
  
  
  
  It has, she says, poisoned the well of political discourse, destabilised
  successive prime ministers and betrayed the trust shown in the party by voters.
  
  The aim? To achieve its own self-serving interests.
  
  
  
  
  With the silken subtlety of a latter-day Machiavelli, the clique conspires to agree who
  becomes party leader… and, once that person has outlasted their
  usefulness, ruthlessly dispenses with them.
  Pictured: Former Prime Minister Boris Johnson
  
  
  
  
  
  It is impossible not to applaud Ms Dorries (pictured) for drawing back the curtain on the malign machinations in Westminster
  
  The ex-MP's astonishing revelations about ‘The Movement' are in The Plot: The Political
  Assassination of Boris Johnson, serialised in the Mail from today.
  
  
  Identifying serial minister Michael Gove, Mr Johnson's one-time consigliere Dominic Cummings and obscure adviser Dougie Smith as members, she
  accuses this secretive faction of subverting democracy.
  
  
  The group, she says, was instrumental in installing Mr Johnson at No10 during
  the 2019 Tory crisis. But when he won an 80-seat majority in the election that year,
  they realised he had become too powerful. ‘It was time
  to get him out,' she writes. This was done using ‘dark
  arts' - leaks, negative briefings and whipping up discontent.
  
  
  Some will inevitably try to dismiss the ex-culture secretary as
  a conspiracy theorist, upset at being blocked for a peerage.
  
  
  But it is impossible not to applaud Ms Dorries for drawing back the curtain on the malign machinations in Westminster.
  
  
  
  
  
  
  Identifying serial minister Michael Gove, Mr Johnson's one-time consigliere Dominic Cummings and obscure adviser Dougie
  Smith as members, she accuses this secretive faction of subverting democracy.
  Pictured: Dominic Cummings leaving the Covid Inquiry
  
  While her account may be controversial, it is
  from a woman who was at the centre of these seismic events as they happened.
  
  
  Anyone listening to the Covid Inquiry this week will have heard multiple versions of the dysfunctionality in Downing Street and Whitehall.
  Given those lurid claims, could anybody honestly say Ms Dorries' revelations sound implausible?
  
  
  Having ousted the man who secured them a thumping majority, the Tories are miles behind Labour in the polls.
  So this paper has only one question for ‘The Movement':
  How's the grand plan working out?
  
  
   
  
  
  Disrespecting the dead
  
  Armistice Day is perhaps the most sacred in the British calendar.
  
  
  On November 11, people of all religions - Christians, Jews and Muslims - pause to remember those who gave their lives defending this
  country.
  
  For pro-Palestinian activists to deliberately organise a march to coincide with this solemn date
  is, as Rishi Sunak rightly says, ‘provocative and disrespectful'.
  
  
  While the right to protest is a cornerstone of our democracy,
  it would be grotesque if marchers desecrated the memory of the dead by disrupting the
  two-minute silence - or, worse, attacking the Cenotaph.
  
  
  
  
  
  
  For pro-Palestinian activists to deliberately organise a march to coincide with this solemn date is,
  as Rishi Sunak rightly says, ‘provocative and disrespectful'.
  Pictured: King Charles attends the Remembrance Sunday last year
  
  The police have so far been shamefully reluctant
  to crack down on those chanting genocidal anti-Semitic slogans or glorifying Hamas terror.
  They must act this time.
  
  Predictably, virtue-signalling ex-footballer Gary Lineker piped up to criticise ministers who urged the police to ban the march.
  
  
  What a glaring contrast to the days after 1,400 Jewish people were massacred by Hamas.
  Then his silence was deafening!
  
  
   
  
  
  After executives quit for ‘de-banking' Nigel Farage because they loathed his political opinions, one
  might think NatWest would want to avoid wokery like the
  plague. Apparently not. The bank is spying on customers' spending habits,
  before urging them not to eat meat, switch to electric cars or
  patch up old clothes. Building closer connections with account-holders is a good thing.
  Hectoring them about cutting their carbon footprints is just sinister.
  
  
  
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