Williamson 爆破s 閣僚 長官's 'dodgy' 調査(する) into the Huawei 漏れる ? 告発する/非難するing him of deciding 非難する before 集会 証拠, but 収容する/認めるs: 'It's politics. Live by the sword, die by the sword'

  • Gavin Williamson has 開始する,打ち上げるd an attack on?閣僚 長官 Sir 示す Sedwill
  • It comes after he was booted from his position as defence 長官?yesterday?
  • Speaking to the Daily Mail he (人命などを)奪う,主張するd the 調査 led by Sir 示す was rigged

A 反抗的な Gavin Williamson 開始する,打ち上げるd an astonishing attack on Theresa May and 閣僚 長官 Sir 示す Sedwill last night after he was 解雇する/砲火/射撃d over the Huawei 漏れる.

In an 驚くべき/特命の/臨時の interview with the Daily Mail, the 解雇(する)d Defence 長官 said he swore on his ‘children’s lives’ that he was innocent.

He 明らかにする/漏らすd what happened when the 総理大臣 解雇(する)d him in 不名誉 and (刑事)被告 her of betraying him after he had ‘dug her out of a few 穴を開けるs in the past’.

And in a desperate 試みる/企てる to 海難救助 his 評判, he provocatively turned the (米)棚上げする/(英)提議するs on Sir 示す, (人命などを)奪う,主張するing the 調査 was rigged and 告発する/非難するing him of 漏れるing against Mr Williamson.

Mr Williamson (pictured on Wednesday) was adamant that Mrs May had fired the wrong man ? or woman. And he made no attempt to hide his fury
‘The PM has just sacked someone who is not guilty and who has dug her out of a few holes in the past,’ he told the Daily Mail. Theresa May is pictured on Wednesday

Mr Williamson was 毅然とした that Mrs May had 解雇する/砲火/射撃d the wrong man ? or woman. And he made no 試みる/企てる to hide his fury.?‘The PM has just 解雇(する)d someone who is not 有罪の and who has dug her out of a few 穴を開けるs in the past,’ he told the Daily Mail.

In an extraordinary interview with the Daily Mail, the sacked Defence Secretary (pictured on Wednesday) said he swore on his ‘children’s lives’ that he was innocent

In an 驚くべき/特命の/臨時の interview with the Daily Mail, the 解雇(する)d Defence 長官 (pictured on Wednesday) said he swore on his ‘children’s lives’ that he was innocent?

Mr Williamson’s 解雇/(訴訟の)却下 (機の)カム days after he went on the 記録,記録的な/記録する to 否定する that he had 漏れるd 詳細(に述べる)s of the 国家の 安全 会議 会合. Struggling to compose himself after his political career ended in ignominy, Mr Williamson said: ‘It’s all a bit 大混乱/混沌とした, as you can imagine.’

He explained how Mrs May 解雇(する)d him: ‘We sat 負かす/撃墜する and she 申し込む/申し出d me the 適切な時期 to 辞職する and I said, “I can’t 辞職する PM, because I 港/避難所’t 漏れるd it and I would rather you 解雇(する)d me than me to 受託する something I or my team have not done”.’

Mr Williamson was 毅然とした that Mrs May had 解雇する/砲火/射撃d the wrong man ? or woman. And he made no 試みる/企てる to hide his fury.

‘The PM has just 解雇(する)d someone who is not 有罪の and who has dug her out of a few 穴を開けるs in the past,’ he said. ‘I pointed out that I had saved her a couple of times, kept her as PM.’

Mr Williamson 追加するd sarcastically that it was ‘a shame she didn’t recognise the fact’. He recounted how Mrs May 拒絶するd his repeated 嘆願s to believe him, telling her: ‘I have never 漏れるd anything from the 国家の 安全 会議, nor would I. I 絶対 約束, 手渡す on heart, I did not 漏れる this.

‘I realise my obituary will say I did, but I 断言する on my children’s lives I did not.’

Despite his bitterness and protestations of innocence, Mr Williamson (pictured in his role as defence secretary) is resigned to his fate

にもかかわらず his bitterness and protestations of innocence, Mr Williamson (pictured in his 役割 as defence 長官) is 辞職するd to his 運命/宿命?

Gavin Williamson performs the cutting of the sod during a visit to RAF Lossiemouth during his role as defence secretary

Gavin Williamson 成し遂げるs the cutting of the sod during a visit to RAF Lossiemouth during his 役割 as defence 長官

But she was unmoved: ‘She just wasn’t willing to 受託する that.’ Mr Williamson said he had raised ‘関心s about the [漏れる] 調査’ with Mrs May 早期に on because he believed Sir 示す was pointing the finger of 非難する at him.

‘I asked to speak to her because it looked a bit dodgy,’ he 追加するd.

‘I had heard before it started that 示す Sedwill had 簡潔な/要約するd out to the 国家の 安全 会議 会合 that [the 犯人] was me.’ He said Sir 示す had ‘漏れるd (警察などへの)密告,告訴(状)’ about Mr Williamson 関心ing a text message he had sent as Defence 長官.

He (人命などを)奪う,主張するd Sir 示す’s 調査 team had also ‘漏れるd (警察などへの)密告,告訴(状) about how I’d been interviewed to The Daily Telegraph [which published the 初めの 漏れる] but they didn’t run it’. Mr Williamson said Sir 示す had given the 総理大臣 ‘代案/選択肢’ explanations for the 漏れる but he did not 拡大する on this. ‘You can speak to the 新聞記者/雑誌記者 ? he will say I did not 漏れる this,’ he 追加するd.

Theresa May faced Prime Minister's Questions in the House of Commons today before the revelations emerged

Theresa May 直面するd 総理大臣's Questions in the House of ありふれたs today before the 発覚s 現れるd

にもかかわらず his bitterness and protestations of innocence, Mr Williamson is 辞職するd to his 運命/宿命.

‘You’ve got to be 現実主義の ? this is politics,’ he said. ‘You live by the sword and die by the sword. I am pretty 井戸/弁護士席 buggered but I will just have to live with it. When you’ve been 長,指導者 whip and Defence 長官, you don’t 推定する/予想する to go on doing these 職業s forever and a day.’

He 追加するd that he had been 特権d to serve as Defence 長官 with ‘the 適切な時期 to work with the 武装した 軍隊s, the best in the world’. He said that after 存在 解雇する/砲火/射撃d by the 総理大臣 he had ‘wished her the very best ? but just for her to understand that she had 解雇(する)d someone who hadn’t 漏れるd it’.

He 反映するd: ‘There’s nothing worse than 政治家,政治屋s sounding 哀れな about their loss.

‘But it’s galling to be hung for a 罪,犯罪 you didn’t commit. ‘I didn’t do it. There’s not an awful lot more I can 血まみれの say because I’m just incredibly gutted not to be carrying on a 職業 I love.

‘I would certainly never have jeopardised it by 漏れるing anything from the NSC.’

He has no 計画(する)s to やめる as an MP.

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