deptfordmarmoset
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That means that the driver was distracted by a passenger shouting "Oh look, a rabbit!”
Yet more Tory sleaze….
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Watched as much as I could stomach of Johnson and his "apology" it's fecking pitiful those around him actually trying to defend him....
Then there's this lol....no wonder I don't watch it anymore !
The Speaker tells Keir Starmer to withdraw his description of Boris Johnson as “dishonest” as it is “not approapriate”.
Then there's this lol....no wonder I don't watch it anymore !
The Speaker tells Keir Starmer to withdraw his description of Boris Johnson as “dishonest” as it is “not approapriate”.
AuroraSaab
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I think Theresa May is more decent than most Tory MP's. She knows there's a world of difference between having a tough policy on immigration and the utter batsh*ttery of flying folk half way across the world to fill in the forms. She's also a pragmatist - she knows there is about the same chance of this happening as the bridge to Ireland.
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I don't..... May oversaw the destruction of Windrush records, the hostile environment for immigration and was the only person to veto automatic rights for EU nationals in the UK.
When you start thinking May is the voice of reason 🙄
Craig the cyclist
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Although it is ok to claim the Chancellor is guilty by association when it comes to his spouse
newfhouse
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Although it is ok to claim the Chancellor is guilty by association when it comes to his spouse
That's not guilt by association. The charge against Sunak (as Chancellor) is that he was not open and honest regarding his family's finances, which he is required to be under the ministerial code.
As you already know.
Craig the cyclist
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Oh yeah....
"A Treasury spokesperson said: “The chancellor provided a full list of all relevant interests when he first became a minister in 2018, as required by the ministerial code. The independent adviser on ministers’ interests has confirmed that they are completely satisfied with the steps the chancellor has taken to meet the requirements of the code.”"
icowden
Legendary Member
His declarations of interest are also thought to be inadequate. For example, he forgot to mention his wife's huge financial stake (700m) in Infosys which is planning to take advantage of Rishi's plans to make the UK a global hub for cryptocurrency. Boris endorsed Infosys without mentioning his Chancellors interest in the company.
it's also worth pointing out that the Chancellor directly controls policy on taxation including whether or not non-doms pay tax. He has raised taxes for everyone else, but not non-doms (I wonder why?). Thus he has a direct conflict of interest with his own wife's finances. Then there is his "blind trust" - he will know exactly what is in it and exactly how to shape policy to make sure it thrives.
It's almost like his "unlevelling tax" was designed to protect his own interests and those of his friends and relations...
Thus Dishi Rishi is now looking like Fishi Rishi...
AuroraSaab
Squire
No, she didn't. The decision to destroy the landing cards was made under a Labour government.
https://www.channel4.com/news/factcheck/factcheck-who-destroyed-the-windrush-landing-cards
It might irk you but most of the general public want a government that is tough on illegal immigration, so unless the Left can offer a viable alternative I would choose T May's approach over B Johnson's any day.
Of course, if Labour had got behind May's 'Brexit in name only' Johnson probably wouldn't even be PM and we wouldn't even be discussing the ridiculousness of outsourcing immigration processing to a distant African republic....
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Yvette Cooper was Shadow Home
Secretary when Labour MPs were whipped to abstain on Theresa May's Immigration Bill that led to the Windrush scandal.
Only six Labour MPs voted against it....
Corbyn, McDonnell, Abbott and Skinner were 4 of them.
Don't muddle New Labour with the left 🙄
icowden
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I think it's a bit more nuanced than that.
The decision to destroy the cars was just the Home Office following records keeping policy. There would have been little impact, but the Conservative Government under Theresa May brought in very hostile legislation under the Immigration Act 2014 which then meant that the cards suddenly became invaluable.
So whilst it may have started under a labour government in terms of the "decision", it was the Conservatives who really built it into a problem by actually destroying the cards and peoples lives. The party of "law and order" strikes again. As to whether Theresa May can be considered a voice of reason, she was a weak Prime Minister. At least now she seems to be standing up for some principles.
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It's how far we've fallen under this goverment when you see May as being "decent" lol
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Maybe someone tell him who's chancellor?
View: https://twitter.com/RishiSunak/status/1516511246350229516?t=wH0MCDsCdFCpqj9x8HmiNg&s=19
View: https://twitter.com/RishiSunak/status/1516511246350229516?t=wH0MCDsCdFCpqj9x8HmiNg&s=19
