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While the LGBTQ+ community is correctly outraged by the pronouncement by the so-called Minister for Common Sense outlawing the wearing of rainbow-coloured lanyards (often pronounced 'land yards' by some, maybe just one, Member of Parliament) by Civil Servants as she maintains they should remain publicly politically neutral.  'I didn't know demonstrating one's sexual orientation, or showing support for those of specific orientation was a political act,' said one Civil Servant, proudly wearing a rainbow lanyard.  'I've worked with Labour, Liberal Democrat and, of course, Conservative MPs over my career and there were plenty of LGBTQ+ amongst them.  Obviously, the Conservative LGBTQ+ MPs didn't advertise it and waited patiently to be outed in a sleaze scandal, but that's how you get promoted with the Tories,' he added.


The real reason, suggests a person who has known McVey since her early TV career on children's TV, is that she auditioned for the popular TV show Rainbow and didn't make the grade.  'Ironic,' said one insider. 'Because she's working for Bungle these days.  Shame she can't take notes from Zippy.  Maybe that's why she failed the audition,' he added.


The Tories, including McVey, are expected to leave via the round, square and triangular windows later this year.




Minister for Common Sense and No Mucking Abaaaaaht Esther McVey has got involved with what colours civil servants can wear - both on their work lanyards and in their own private lives.


Tory intern Henry Hootington-Hurst said 'We don't want civil servants to have consciences, that would be a disaster. Civil servants have to implement government policy, so we want dead-eyed automatons, whose only joy is inflicting as much avoidable suffering as possible. Like Esther McVey.'


'We must know if civil servants' pants could be carrying political messages. Or if 7 civil servants all wore shirts in the colours of the rainbow, they wouldn't be allowed to stand in a row.'


Civil servant Eleanor Evans said 'McVey wants to ban pointless, political job creation schemes? What, like having a Minister for Common Sense?' 




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