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  It refereed to the appointment of Dan O'Mahoney as “Clandestine Channel Threat Commander” two years ago which seems to have had the same effect as Basil Fawlty hiring O'Reilly the Irish builder.
  
  When he was appointed 'Clandestine Channel Threat Commander' - a role which was never existed before his arrival - the Home Office said his job was to "bring together 15 agencies" involved in security in the channel.
  
  The Home Office won't say how much he's paid - only that employees are paid "in accordance with their pay grade".
  
  They've failed to disclose how he got the job, and how many people were considered for it.
  
  And no details of his team appeared in the department's annual report this year, beyond noting that he had been appointed.
  
  Another publicity seeking cunning plan which has made half of bugger all difference!
  
  The Navy may indeed be known to 'rule the waves' but as long as the dinghies 'waive the rules' expect more of the same.................

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