Trust being neutral but seem very proactive

[Wrex1991]

I’ve noticed tonight the trust men are very active on social media dealing with queries eg and making sure people are getting their packs.

Obviously this is a good thing as we want as many people
To say yes as possible but it also says to me they are for
It but can’t say they are ? Or am I reading to Much Into it 🤔

[podders]

I think by the way the WST rules have been written they can't actually promote or endorse the bid.

[138+NotOut]

Suppose for arguments take they can't say "take the deal cos we're knackered otherwise" cos if it falls through they'd be admitting we're in deep trouble

[Wiltshire_Red]

Jeremy Corbyn and Brexit springs to mind, similar type leadership

[Inside Left]

Originally Posted by Wrex1991

I’ve noticed tonight the trust men are very active on social media dealing with queries eg and making sure people are getting their packs.

Obviously this is a good thing as we want as many people
To say yes as possible but it also says to me they are for
It but can’t say they are ? Or am I reading to Much Into it 🤔

If elected I understood they were to keep clear of social media.

[-luke]

Originally Posted by Inside Left

If elected I understood they were to keep clear of social media.

Does this apply to the remaining secretariat?

[moynkeepthefaith]

Originally Posted by Wiltshire_Red

Jeremy Corbyn and Brexit springs to mind, similar type leadership

Really why ?

[Superunknown]

Theyre obviously for it, they indicate as much in the pack. They say we can go so much further than we can under community ownership, obviously.

They know as well as we do we take this deal or we're screwed basically. Really simple.

[ruthinred]

Spencer said in the first zoom the board support the bid


Just now as we reach crunch time they're taking the neutral party line