Off Topic The Politics Thread

Not sure how true it is but i read that Ed Davey is to trigger a no confidence vote on the PM. Silly, silly man. It will only have the opposite effect and unite the split party. Let them destroy themselves from within.

 

I love the reaction to the chinese infiltrator, its highly amusing to see the reaction from some yet no reaction to millions of pounds of tax payers money being spaffed to the already rich for useless ppe or indeed dodgy contracts. I personally think that anyone in any party found breaking the rules, cash for access, corrupt behaviour, misleading parliment etc etc should be sacked. Thats the same rules for everyone. Surely nobody can disagree with that..........or can they?

 

Just an FYI these are geishas and they are japanese

 

That’s more like the classic Goldie dodging the question. It’s not an argument, it’s just me drawing to attention an ignorant and puerile post, and having a laugh at your expense. Nowt else on the subject to say, so “argument” over plus of course you’re a last word merchant, so be my guest.

Careful Bobby, apparently drawing attention to this makes you a woke warrior.

The cheongsam is so much sexier than the kimono as well.

 

https://www.lbc.co.uk/politics/gavi...5pJyUJMvUo4j2TX5NMjJI2I7EA6nirR3IlE_DHbieCNM8

 

Evidence of corruption is never easy to find especially for people on a Forum .

 

Two more personal attacks there. You've clearly decided to end your huff and self imposed exile from the politics thread after losing the Brexit argument, and go on the offensive. Well, knock yourself since you're clearly still bitter about and it may make you feel better.

 

As another week starts surely theres another party to investigate.

 

The beer and sandwiches party Sir Kier attended at 10.00pm in April last year in clear breach of lockdown is beginning to get more media attention. Not as bad as the No 10 stuff, but still flagrantly hypocritical. His Knighthood is refusing to apologise.

 

Yes, I caught that on the news this morning. It seems 'Captain Integrity' has scored an own goal here. I wonder how many of our resident Boris bashers will condemn this if it ends up being true? The funniest thing is that Starmer is using the same excuse as Boris which he laughed at.
I was also surprised to see so many people (public) supporting Boris this morning on the news. TBH, I thought they would have said the opposite? He might well have 9 lives after all?

 

What was sir kier going to do with a takeaway that turned up

 

Yes, there does seem to be a reaction in his support. The problem for Starmer is that his only policy at the moment appears to be an Anti-Party policy, so any breaches of lockdown by him will be extra damaging.

Boris seems to be flinging out BBC's future and the Navy in the Channel as diversionary tactics

 

Labour doesnt have any credible policies... all they can do is bash the Tories. People will get bord of that soon (even today). All boris needs to do is say "tell us what you would do"? The sparks will come flying out.

 

Was it a clear breach of lockdown? If what he says is true - that a group of people at work all day and then worked into the night then stopped for a beer and a sandwich before carrying on working - then I can't see which lockdown rules that breaches. If anyone joined who wasn't working with them already that day, then it would be a clear breach. That's a world of difference from a party organised in advance, with email invitations going out, BYOB and a suitcase run to shop to get wine.

 

I agree about the BYOB party, which by the way I think was disgusting. However on previous times (i.e picture in garden) is the same as what Starmer says he was doing (drinks after a work meeting) yet at the time Starmer said Boris breached the rules... you cant have it both ways.

 

Aren’t they all hypocritical ****s?

 

Yes, I did concede it wasn't on the scale as the BYOB stuff. There were four or five people socialising in the room with Starmer, beer bottle in hand, at 10.00pm at night. And it was indoors. I would have thought under lockdown, you work, if necessary eat while you're working and then go home. I guess people will have to draw their own conclusions.

 

yes, all of them accept my MP who is too boring to have been invited.

 

Yep, probably one people will draw their own conclusions on and do appreciate you'd said it's not the same scale. Hard to know without more detail too. One beer with colleagues alongside dinner when you're doing a long shift into the evening isn't all that strange to me - I've certainly done the same, and it certainly doesn't breach the letter of the lockdown rules, even if some may feel it breaches the spirit.

 

I have flippin’ Corbyn