deptfordmarmoset
Über Member
The tweet has been deleted so I'll wait to see if an amended one appears before I can answer.
Yet more Tory sleaze….
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albion
Guru
https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news...o-jamaica-launches-action-against-home-office
I have doubts there were any mistakes. The same with Windrush. If they think they can get away with it the establishment cronies will do it.
I have doubts there were any mistakes. The same with Windrush. If they think they can get away with it the establishment cronies will do it.
BoldonLad
Old man on a bike. Not a member of a clique.
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A common practice in these parts is to send “helpers” into Sheltered Accomodation, and/or Care homes/Nursing Homes to ‘help’ the residents complete their Postal Votes.
albion
Guru
Very Trumpian to claim unfairness.
https://www.theguardian.com/politic...-partygate-inquiry-conor-burns-harriet-harman
Stephen Greenhalgh, who was a deputy London mayor under Johnson, who then made him a peer, told Times Radio he was worried about “a witch-hunt”, saying the four Tory members of the committee should pull out.
Yet the majority on the committee are Tories
https://www.theguardian.com/politic...-partygate-inquiry-conor-burns-harriet-harman
Stephen Greenhalgh, who was a deputy London mayor under Johnson, who then made him a peer, told Times Radio he was worried about “a witch-hunt”, saying the four Tory members of the committee should pull out.
Yet the majority on the committee are Tories
icowden
Legendary Member
And also bizarre to claim that Harriet Harman is biased for pointing out that if the Police fine you for breaking the law, then you have also broken Parliamentary rules.
ebikeerwidnes
Well-Known Member
I think what they are trying to claim is that
although he admitted that he DID break the rules
When he addressed the house there was no good reason for him to KNOW he was breaking the rules
To use a recent series as a basis
Yes - you honour I did help to load 3 tones of Gold into a lorry outside that secure warehouse and yes I did see people dressed in balaclavas and stuff and with guns
BUT at the time I did not think it was againist the rules and thought that maybe it was their gold and they were feeling a bit cold after shopping for Christmas presents (the guns) for their kids
Honest gov
OK - a bit of a stretch
but as he was in charge of the rules - and in fact the whole damn country - at the time then I think the "I didn;t know it was against the rules and had no reason to think it might be and anyway no-one told me" is a bigger stretch!!!
ebikeerwidnes
Well-Known Member
Apparently there has recently been an increase in Tory MPs taking extra jobs
sometimes at quite high salaries - well - high for you and me
now - some of these are not unreasonable - like a lawyer accepting a job as an advisor for a major law firm
but Gavin Williamson has taken a job as an advisor for - I think - a very big amount of money
now - I dunno about you - but if I was part of a firm that wanted Gavin Williamson as an "advisor" then I would worry
unless - of course - he can bring something else to the table????
Now - don;t get me wrong - if I was a Tory MP (!!!) then at this point I would be looking around for plan B
just in case - in the unlikely event - that the next election goes badly for the Tories then I want an income already up and running
because I suspect there might be a rush after the next results day
sometimes at quite high salaries - well - high for you and me
now - some of these are not unreasonable - like a lawyer accepting a job as an advisor for a major law firm
but Gavin Williamson has taken a job as an advisor for - I think - a very big amount of money
now - I dunno about you - but if I was part of a firm that wanted Gavin Williamson as an "advisor" then I would worry
unless - of course - he can bring something else to the table????
Now - don;t get me wrong - if I was a Tory MP (!!!) then at this point I would be looking around for plan B
just in case - in the unlikely event - that the next election goes badly for the Tories then I want an income already up and running
because I suspect there might be a rush after the next results day
newfhouse
pleb
The look of greed in Kwarteng’s eyes when he realises he has underpriced himself 
View: https://twitter.com/bydonkeys/status/1639689865238306816?s=61&t=IaNHN0MzKohAo3Ktl0DsFQ
View: https://twitter.com/bydonkeys/status/1639689865238306816?s=61&t=IaNHN0MzKohAo3Ktl0DsFQ
qigong chimp
Settler of gobby hash.
To be fair though, aren't these stings fairly routine, and haven't they shown Labour politicians of the non-too distant past to be no less grasping, vain, self-serving and corrupt? Hoon. Straw. Blair.
And wasn't it honours even in the expenses scandal; e.g. Gerald Kaufman's B&O telly? Ian Lavery's pigeon cree? The tax-payer footing the bill for heating the kennels of Dennis Skinner's whippets?
And wasn't it honours even in the expenses scandal; e.g. Gerald Kaufman's B&O telly? Ian Lavery's pigeon cree? The tax-payer footing the bill for heating the kennels of Dennis Skinner's whippets?
D
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2019 Labour Manifesto under Corbyn banned MP's from taking second jobs... Starmer was stopped from working for Mischon De Reya.
multitool
Shaman
D
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You trying to find a difference between Labour and the Tories ?
Starmer. "I wasn't in talks...I was having a discussion"
#3Dtool
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multitool
Shaman
Yes.
The difference is Tories got elected.
I know. It's a tiny little, unimportant detail that you like to ignore while you bask in the glow of Saint Corbyn.
