Are you one of those who finds the ‘build a bonfire’ song very offensive too?
Those leading the country and making the rules during Covid were guilty of causing more pain and suffering than Archer & co ever achieved.
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Those leading the country and making the rules during Covid were guilty of causing more pain and suffering than Archer & co ever achieved.
Which part of my statement is wrong?Bit stupid telling people to get your facts right when you get yours wrong. In my humble opinion of course
What part of my statement is wrong.?
clapham_gull
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- Aug 20, 2003
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clapham_gull
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- Aug 20, 2003
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The list of possible sanctions are very weak. He should be facing a criminal trial for his law-breaking during Covid. That's LAW breaking, NOT rule breaking.
A better man, a principled man would see the position of PM as a role that demands him to be more accountable than the average man, Johnson saw it as a role that allowed him to be utterly unaccountable. In fact, Boris Johnson thinks being Boris Johnson means he is unaccountable. He has the character of a failed military man. Hang the miserable bastard.
A better man, a principled man would see the position of PM as a role that demands him to be more accountable than the average man, Johnson saw it as a role that allowed him to be utterly unaccountable. In fact, Boris Johnson thinks being Boris Johnson means he is unaccountable. He has the character of a failed military man. Hang the miserable bastard.
Easy 10
Brain dead MUG SHEEP
I never realised Jacob Rees-Mogg posted on NSC till just now.
clapham_gull
Legacy Fan
- Aug 20, 2003
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It is worth taking a breath and realising how ever utterly appalling this administration is with its rhetoric it's even worse at the delivery of it.
To give New Labour it's dues, it did actually follow through with infringement of civil liberties with their bonkers home secretary.
They've become quite desperate now. Braverman pointing the finger at the London Mayor regarding the MET, seemingly obvious to the fact she is equally responsible for overseeing them.
That's why I'm convinced they are out at the next election. They are incompetent and the electorate will give someone else a go.
To give New Labour it's dues, it did actually follow through with infringement of civil liberties with their bonkers home secretary.
They've become quite desperate now. Braverman pointing the finger at the London Mayor regarding the MET, seemingly obvious to the fact she is equally responsible for overseeing them.
That's why I'm convinced they are out at the next election. They are incompetent and the electorate will give someone else a go.
BadFish
Huge Member
- Oct 19, 2003
- 17,153
The not being out at the next election doesn't bear thinking about. If they can be so toxic, such liars and so distainful of the electorate for so long and still have any chance of winning then the UK is lost.
Nobby
Well-known member
- Sep 29, 2007
- 2,625
I would imagine that the Commons Priviledges Committee will answer that one for you today.
And look Nadine, why you come on here continuing to defend the one real love of your life is beyond me. He lied to all of us, including you.
Anyway, rather than posting on here, surely you should be doing your job as the parliamentary representative of people like me.
Oh, and answer my letter when you get a chance, there's a dear, rather than just getting a lackey to send a standard response.
Thankyou.
Arnold Layne
Mid Bedfordshire
Life expectancy falling behind that of other countries too
https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/20...itain-falling-global-life-expectancy-top-ten/
https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/20...itain-falling-global-life-expectancy-top-ten/
nicko31
Well-known member
In the 80's Thatcher decided school dinners should be outsourced to the lowest bidder with no mandate towards nutrition. At my school all you could get was chip with mechanically recovered meat if you were lucky. The rot started then...
I didn’t say you were wrong.
I said it was a bit daft to equate key workers risking Covid with Tories partying and downing cake and wine together
nicko31
Well-known member
Hope I'm wrong but got this feeling Johnson is going to wriggle off the hook again, the client journalists already have their witch hunt stories ready...
Oh dear. Looks like I have to ban both of you or neither of you.
As for “family oriented football club” and the “won’t somebody think of the children” drivel you wrote on your post report, you should probably be aware that NSC is mostly made up of middle aged men who’ve spent their lives swearing at referees and / or Wilf Zaha and the politics threads contain a small and regular sub-set of the same.
Thunder Bolt
Silly old bat
Today is a great opportunity for Politicians to boot Johnson out of parliament with the intention that he takes the ‘all Politicians are liars’ or ‘they are all the same’ dogma with him.
My hope is that he is suspended, 10% of voters petition and a by election is called. Then we can all watch him lose his seat again as the buffoon goes for re-election.
Just like historians talk of ‘William Pit the younger’, it’s important that he is always known as ‘Boris Johnson the Liar’. If the committee get it right today, that should be possible.
My hope is that he is suspended, 10% of voters petition and a by election is called. Then we can all watch him lose his seat again as the buffoon goes for re-election.
Just like historians talk of ‘William Pit the younger’, it’s important that he is always known as ‘Boris Johnson the Liar’. If the committee get it right today, that should be possible.
beorhthelm
A. Virgo, Football Genius
- Jul 21, 2003
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thought was link to The Onion from the headline.
- Jul 10, 2003
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I see you've eventually moved on from whatabout Jeremy Corbyn to whatabout Alistair Campbell and Tony Blair ? It's obviously only a matter of time before Ramsay MacDonald gets blamed for this current clusterf***Well only time will tell, we will have to see. I make the comparison because I see the ERG as a small (20-30) group of right wing MP’s who have been a constant problem for their party often derailing policy. It’s only my view but I could easily see the SCG playing a very similar role during the next Labour Government, as I say only time will tell.
Again it’s only my personal view but the whole accusation of ‘whataboutery’ is bewildering in terms of healthy debate.
Here is some comparison to this Government’s attitude towards immigration that was in the same Times article this weekend (source
Is Alastair Campbell, who condemned government policy last week, aware that his mentor Tony Blair — with other EU leaders — lifted the arms embargo on the murderous despot Colonel Gaddafi in 2004 as a quid pro quo for the Libyan leader shutting his borders to the sub-Saharan exodus? That’s right: we gave guns to a psychopath engaged in extrajudicial assassinations in return for his stemming the flow of people. Indeed, the entire thrust of western foreign policy for quarter of a century has been to implement policies described as “partnership agreements” — which are mere cover stories, marketing doublethink, for erecting walls.
I'm still searching the Internet for a 20 year old whataboutery certificate, but you'll know when I find one
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nicko31
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These people really are seasoned liars, they do it very well..