Watford what's worse is a Labour Shadow minister says "he should be fined"! 
Thanks mate...
Thanks mate...
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Watford what's worse is a Labour Shadow minister says "he should be fined"!
Thanks mate...
He should be if he’s broken the rules and been dumb enough to post a photo of it. Until he dies and probably longer than that he’ll be used as a stick to beat the Party with no matter how little it resembles his time as leader.
Meanwhile the actual Home Secretary is coming up with genius ways to woo our definitely not xenophobic electorate like sending migrants to an island 4000 miles away and putting big wave machines in the Channel to drown dinghies/send them back to France.
He shouldn't be fined... ridiculous. I just find the caption funny.
Re migrants. An island facility is probably a good call. They can be processed properly. That place in Dover is overrun and many manage to get out before being processed. We need to know who is entering the country.and if they have criminal or terrorist connections. You wouldn't want one of your family caught up in an attack by someone who should never have been allowed in.
They do the same in Australia and the process is fair and humane.
And some said Jezza was the man of the people?
"The champagne socialists of the London-centric Labour Party consider themselves above the rules that the rest of us must live by. It’s beyond parody that Comrade Corbyn was breaking the rules at a dinner party.” Richard Holden, Tory MP NW Durham
"The champagne socialists of the London-centric Labour Party consider themselves above the rules that the rest of us must live by. It’s beyond parody that Comrade Corbyn was breaking the rules at a dinner party.” Richard Holden, Tory MP NW Durham
Ah bless our resident protester can't handle his pin-up boy being mocked.
Man of the people?
I think the person taking the picture was Mr Wooden?
Ah bless our resident protester can't handle his pin-up boy being mocked.
Man of the people?
I think the person taking the picture was Mr Wooden
No he was a twat, you just pick and choose when he is relevant at all. Notice you have chose to ignore the Pm's own dad has so little respect for his own son he has flounced the rules implemented by his son on more than one occasion. If his own dad doesn't give a **** why should anyone?
I think the two things are completely different and both pictures tell a story One flaunting it while the other was taken by some journo following someone. If you look at the SJ picture he is at the door and reading something. We don't know the full circumstances. whereas Jezza is deliberately flaunting the rules and enjoying it.
Fab dinner party while people up North cant see family. No excuses.
And some said Jezza was the man of the people?
"The champagne socialists of the London-centric Labour Party consider themselves above the rules that the rest of us must live by. It’s beyond parody that Comrade Corbyn was breaking the rules at a dinner party.” Richard Holden, Tory MP NW Durham
The fixation our grassing, slippery mate has with Jezza is a bit strange.
It’s almost as if he shagged his mum on a one night stand.
I won't, it will be them taking us to court for breaking an agreement (which we haven't done)... I reckon the ECJ will make the decision in the end... that will go down well. This has Cummings written all over it which I said a few weeks back.
Be careful Wills.....you know what happened last rain you clashed with this poster.
Corbyn is irrelevant according to you so why is he even being brought up?... and of course it's different... it's always different when it might reflect badly on Johnson and/or the Torys
Johnsons father should be fined, Corbyn and all those at the table should be fined. These examples are why the public dont listen to the rules or indeed give a ****. Cummings instigated this with his trip up north. I have already broken the law over 10 times this week.....I think anyway
Will you are blinded by your leftist views. In politics, Jezza is now pretty irrelevant however he was the leader of the opposition and could have become... (no I'm being silly now). Labour don't need senior figures blowing their squeaky clean Starmer image, do they? Maybe Jezza has done this on purpose to annoy Mr Wooden?
however, the 2 incidents are wrong but completely different. What I want to know is why wasn't SJ challenged by the shop owner?
He probably thought it was just some senile old man. Which is fair.
I'm not blinded no, hence why I called Corbyn a twat. Pushing it on the shopkeeper? The question isn't why didn't the shopkeeper challenge him, the question is why does the father of the PM have such contempt for his own son he openly flouts the rules that Boris Johnson has implemented, even though he is fully aware how this will look.
That's what i was thinking... however it is the duty of the shop owner to enforce these rules on their premisses.