More Tory lies

[Boof]

Just makes me wonder what they're trying to hide somewhere else?

 

Full NHS privatisation?

 

Dissolving of devolved parliaments?

 

[Alex Kintner]

28 minutes ago, manaliveits105 said:

STV news trawled the streets of the weeg till they found toothless grannies to say - it’s no fer so it is

and 

only one person worth listening to the glesca cabby who said 

it’s a storm in a teacup - a voice of reason 

 

time to move (party) on comrades !

it’s Christmas 🎄 

How was your shift?

[DETTY29]

Looks like KB's, sorry the internet's biggest slavering hypocrite has been on form again last night.

[JudyJudyJudy]

Well said Julia ! 
 

sums it up perfectly 

 

 

 

 

[The Mighty Thor]

43 minutes ago, JamesM48 said:

Well said Julia ! 
 

sums it up perfectly 

 

 

 

 

Ah Hateful-Spewer. 

 

You know Johnson's in the shitter when that horrible cow is calling him out. 

A better educated Katie Hopkins

[JudyJudyJudy]

6 minutes ago, The Mighty Thor said:

Ah Hateful-Spewer. 

 

You know Johnson's in the shitter when that horrible cow is calling him out. 

A better educated Katie Hopkins

Don’t shoot the messenger . She’s right 

[manaliveits105]

1 hour ago, Alex Kintner said:

How was your shift?

😄 aye run up to Christmas always good

[JimmyCant]

3 minutes ago, JamesM48 said:

Don’t shoot the messenger . She’s right 

She is right in the sense that the government now have no moral authority or mandate to impose social restrictions, particularly socialising in the privacy of your own home.People won’t tolerate it and people won’t comply with it.

 

As a compliant follower of whatever the rule of the day was and is throughout the pandemic, I’ll not be allowing them to tell me again who I can have in my house.

 

The other side of the coin is that people knew what they were voting for when they voted for a Tory government with Johnson at its head. They can’t now complain about anything corrupt or self serving or morally bankrupt that he or his government do. They (the UK electorate) overwhelmingly put him there knowing what was likely.

[Savage Vince]

1 minute ago, JimmyCant said:

The other side of the coin is that people knew what they were voting for when they voted for a Tory government with Johnson at its head. They can’t now complain about anything corrupt or self serving or morally bankrupt that he or his government do. They (the UK electorate) overwhelmingly put him there knowing what was likely.

 

Spot on there. 

 

People who voted him in knew he was a liar, a cheat and a fraud. The fact that he's lying and cheating to them now is actually quite cute. 

[jack D and coke]

I agree. Storm in a teacup just leave Johnson in charge. Heaven forbid they empty him and get someone competent in charge anytime soon.
This union will be in ashes with him at the wheel.

[The Mighty Thor]

Reported now that there have been 7 parties in total from the start of November.

Several of which Bozo gave speeches at. 

 

Move on comrades 😂

[jack D and coke]

2 minutes ago, The Mighty Thor said:

Reported now that there have been 7 parties in total from the start of November.

Several of which Bozo gave speeches at. 

 

Move on comrades 😂

I’ve seen stuff all over twitter about it. You wouldn’t be shocked if it’s truth…

😂😂I agree it’s time to move on 

 

 

[I P Knightley]

14 hours ago, The Mighty Thor said:

 

Cressida Dick keeps her job z bit longer.

I can see a seat in the Lords on the horizon for 'services to the country'

Dame Dick's appointment was extended by two years despite a hatful of calls for her to be investigated/disciplined or similar for incompetence. She's now repaying the favour for her old Oxford college mate (albeit different year groups) by lifting the carpet while her "detectives" wield the broom. If she manages to get this to go away completely, that lordship must be in the bag.

 

14 hours ago, Savage Vince said:

 

I watched a clip of the interview with the single mum and then watched the footage of the creepy Tory boot pretending to cry earlier this afternoon again to cheer me back up. ❤️

She's awful, isn't she? The tears don't do it for me, though.

 

Here's the story as I see it.

1. There was a party downstairs at Boris & Carrie's. Of that, there is little doubt. But let's pretend we follow the Tory Story:

2. There was no party. It didn't happen. #10 have been fully compliant with their own advice and regulations all along. There is nothing to see here.

3. Allegra and a handful of others, including Johnson's current SPAD, had a jokey session 'pretending' to prepare for a press briefing where they might be asked questions about a party which, we've already established, didn't take place.

4. A video clip of that jokey, spoof press conference is released to ITV and, all of a sudden, Johnson is fuming about it.

5. Stratton resigns due to the 'shame' she 'feels' over the content of the video. She wasn't ashamed at the time but she's ashamed at having been caught out.

 

Now, there is no logical link between there not being a party and resigning from a £100k+ job over a video where you're joking about a party that never took place.

 

This leaves only one conclusion. There was a party and the leaked video of people very close to Johnson joking about there having been a party has exposed that there was a party. Still no real reason for Stratton to resign - her job is to create the smokescreens that cover up for Tory behaviour (although has she ever fronted a Downing St press conference??). So she's resigned despite having done her job as expected? She may have been paid off under a compromise agreement in the hope that it quietens the noise on the issue.

 

R4 had Sajid Javid on this morning repeating the lines about having had assurances that nothing untoward had gone on. He couldn't explain why he trusted those assurances. They're all ffff'k'nnn at it. (Edit - Except Rishi Sunak, he's keeping his powder dry and getting his contacts to release videos of Allegra Stratton's comedy press briefing).

 

10 hours ago, Alex Kintner said:

Lib Dems now favourite to win North Shropshire by-election. If that happens then vote of no confidence in Boris inevitable.

If only the wee boy who's on the Labour ticket had agreed to step aside, it would almost definitely have given the Tories a bloody nose.

 

Labour too arrogant on this one, I feel. They came second in the last GE but the LDs had strong growth in the general election and massive growth in the local elections. Labour should have looked around and accepted that LDs are the "acceptable" alternative for disaffected Tories and North Shropshire is a Tory stronghold.

Edited December 9, 2021 by I P Knightley

[JudyJudyJudy]

He’s certainly got sp*** I’ll give him that 

 

you really couldn’t make it up ? Next is another brush with covid ? Or even death 

 

https://www.ladbible.com/news/prime-minister-boris-johnson-and-wife-carrie-have-welcomed-a-baby-20211209?source=facebook&fbclid=IwAR3ULjhtQECFJ4vXLOLp2RjQUmuYE0xxEVoemQ_5X5mQqI6TIxF_IvnWkLw

[Don Dan]

The Conservative party broke electoral laws over the controversial funding of Boris Johnson’s flat refurbishment, the Electoral Commission has ruled.

 

“Our investigation into the Conservative Party found that the laws around the reporting and recording of donations were not followed,” said Louise Edwards, director of regulation – announcing a £17,800 fine.

[Ray Gin]

Just now, Boy Daniel said:

The Conservative party broke electoral laws over the controversial funding of Boris Johnson’s flat refurbishment, the Electoral Commission has ruled.

 

“Our investigation into the Conservative Party found that the laws around the reporting and recording of donations were not followed,” said Louise Edwards, director of regulation – announcing a £17,800 fine.

 

Oooh £17.8k, that'll teach them.

 

[The Mighty Thor]

9 minutes ago, I P Knightley said:

Dame Dick's appointment was extended by two years despite a hatful of calls for her to be investigated/disciplined or similar for incompetence. She's now repaying the favour for her old Oxford college mate (albeit different year groups) by lifting the carpet while her "detectives" wield the broom. If she manages to get this to go away completely, that lordship must be in the bag.

She should have been sacked, some might say prosecuted, over the de Menezes shooting 17 years ago. It's been a catalogue of mis-steps and disasters ever since.

What's clear is she's a political appointment and she's in the thrall of this criminal cabal. 

 

She'll toddle off yo the HoL and will live high on the hog for the rest of her days. 

[JudyJudyJudy]

45 minutes ago, JimmyCant said:

She is right in the sense that the government now have no moral authority or mandate to impose social restrictions, particularly socialising in the privacy of your own home.People won’t tolerate it and people won’t comply with it.

 

As a compliant follower of whatever the rule of the day was and is throughout the pandemic, I’ll not be allowing them to tell me again who I can have in my house.

 

The other side of the coin is that people knew what they were voting for when they voted for a Tory government with Johnson at its head. They can’t now complain about anything corrupt or self serving or morally bankrupt that he or his government do. They (the UK electorate) overwhelmingly put him there knowing what was likely.

Nice to see an intelligent response to this and not manic hatred against the messenger ! Yes you only get what you vote for I guess . 

[The Mighty Thor]

2 minutes ago, Boy Daniel said:

The Conservative party broke electoral laws over the controversial funding of Boris Johnson’s flat refurbishment, the Electoral Commission has ruled.

 

“Our investigation into the Conservative Party found that the laws around the reporting and recording of donations were not followed,” said Louise Edwards, director of regulation – announcing a £17,800 fine.

He apparently WhatsApp messaged the donor to ask for more money on top of the £109k they'd already spent. On a flat. £109k 🤔

[Savage Vince]

Perfect timing. His strumpet just spat out another one of his *******s. 🙄

[Alex Kintner]

30 minutes ago, jack D and coke said:

I agree. Storm in a teacup just leave Johnson in charge. Heaven forbid they empty him and get someone competent in charge anytime soon.
This union will be in ashes with him at the wheel.

He’s a walking poster boy for Independence ☺️

[JudyJudyJudy]

3 minutes ago, The Mighty Thor said:

She should have been sacked, some might say prosecuted, over the de Menezes shooting 17 years ago. It's been a catalogue of mis-steps and disasters ever since.

What's clear is she's a political appointment and she's in the thrall of this criminal cabal. 

 

She'll toddle off yo the HoL and will live high on the hog for the rest of her days. 

Agreed regarding the shooting of that Brazilian guy . It was awful 

[Alex Kintner]

16 minutes ago, I P Knightley said:

Labour too arrogant on this one, I feel. They came second in the last GE but the LDs had strong growth in the general election and massive growth in the local elections. Labour should have looked around and accepted that LDs are the "acceptable" alternative for disaffected Tories and North Shropshire is a Tory stronghold.

Not sure if he has stood aside or not but the message from Labour seems to be “vote Lib Dem”

[Footballfirst]

1 minute ago, Savage Vince said:

Perfect timing. His strumpet just spat out another one of his *******s. 🙄

Obviously another planned deflection tactic 

 

 

[jack D and coke]

Congratulations to the happy couple. 
Hopefully she can take some decent maternity time and let clown shoes carry on making an apple runt of everything he touches🤣
 

[I P Knightley]

5 minutes ago, Alex Kintner said:

Not sure if he has stood aside or not but the message from Labour seems to be “vote Lib Dem”

He was campaigning yesterday, although none of the party's big hitters made the trip to Oswestry to support him. They should have just gone all out and said, 'let's get the tories out' rather than run the risk of splitting the vote. We know that the electorate, in general, is not that sophisticated and can do with having help wherever possible.

[JudyJudyJudy]

4 minutes ago, jack D and coke said:

Congratulations to the happy couple. 
Hopefully she can take some decent maternity time and let clown shoes carry on making an apple runt of everything he touches🤣
 

He will have the grass neck to take paternity leave ! Anything. To avoid the shit 

[The Real Maroonblood]

46 minutes ago, jack D and coke said:

I agree. Storm in a teacup just leave Johnson in charge. Heaven forbid they empty him and get someone competent in charge anytime soon.
This union will be in ashes with him at the wheel.

[WorldChampions1902]

20 minutes ago, jack D and coke said:

Congratulations to the happy couple. 
Hopefully she can take some decent maternity time and let clown shoes carry on making an apple runt of everything he touches🤣
 

How many is that now? Must be well into double figures?

[Don Dan]

So there was no party(s) there were “gatherings”! Nice play with words to deflect by the lying party. 

[Footballfirst]

35 minutes ago, The Mighty Thor said:

He apparently WhatsApp messaged the donor to ask for more money on top of the £109k they'd already spent. On a flat. £109k 🤔

 

Good to see that the Electoral Commission was able to get hold of WhatsApp messages, yet they seem to have gone missing, along with phones, during covid contract negotiations with various Tory donors.

 

[jack D and coke]

14 minutes ago, WorldChampions1902 said:

How many is that now? Must be well into double figures?

It’s the 4th mother I think  
It’s time to move on anyway😉

[Mikey1874]

1 hour ago, I P Knightley said:

Dame Dick's appointment was extended by two years despite a hatful of calls for her to be investigated/disciplined or similar for incompetence. She's now repaying the favour for her old Oxford college mate (albeit different year groups) by lifting the carpet while her "detectives" wield the broom. If she manages to get this to go away completely, that lordship must be in the bag.

 

She's awful, isn't she? The tears don't do it for me, though.

 

Here's the story as I see it.

1. There was a party downstairs at Boris & Carrie's. Of that, there is little doubt. But let's pretend we follow the Tory Story:

2. There was no party. It didn't happen. #10 have been fully compliant with their own advice and regulations all along. There is nothing to see here.

3. Allegra and a handful of others, including Johnson's current SPAD, had a jokey session 'pretending' to prepare for a press briefing where they might be asked questions about a party which, we've already established, didn't take place.

4. A video clip of that jokey, spoof press conference is released to ITV and, all of a sudden, Johnson is fuming about it.

5. Stratton resigns due to the 'shame' she 'feels' over the content of the video. She wasn't ashamed at the time but she's ashamed at having been caught out.

 

Now, there is no logical link between there not being a party and resigning from a £100k+ job over a video where you're joking about a party that never took place.

 

This leaves only one conclusion. There was a party and the leaked video of people very close to Johnson joking about there having been a party has exposed that there was a party. Still no real reason for Stratton to resign - her job is to create the smokescreens that cover up for Tory behaviour (although has she ever fronted a Downing St press conference??). So she's resigned despite having done her job as expected? She may have been paid off under a compromise agreement in the hope that it quietens the noise on the issue.

 

R4 had Sajid Javid on this morning repeating the lines about having had assurances that nothing untoward had gone on. He couldn't explain why he trusted those assurances. They're all ffff'k'nnn at it. (Edit - Except Rishi Sunak, he's keeping his powder dry and getting his contacts to release videos of Allegra Stratton's comedy press briefing).

 

If only the wee boy who's on the Labour ticket had agreed to step aside, it would almost definitely have given the Tories a bloody nose.

 

Labour too arrogant on this one, I feel. They came second in the last GE but the LDs had strong growth in the general election and massive growth in the local elections. Labour should have looked around and accepted that LDs are the "acceptable" alternative for disaffected Tories and North Shropshire is a Tory stronghold.

 

Very good summary

 

On North Shropshire there is an 'agreement' but they don't want to advertise it. Labour basically aren't campaigning there, same as Liberals didn't campaign in Batley & Spen which won Labour the seat. Labour also didn't campaign in Chesham & Amersham helping Liberals win. 

[Dennis Denuto]

1 hour ago, JamesM48 said:

Nice to see an intelligent response to this and not manic hatred against the messenger ! Yes you only get what you vote for I guess . 

Just like your level headed response to Devi or Jason.......

[Ray Gin]

50 minutes ago, JamesM48 said:

He will have the grass neck to take paternity leave ! Anything. To avoid the shit 

 

[JudyJudyJudy]

3 minutes ago, Dennis Denuto said:

Just like your level headed response to Devi or Jason.......

 

[JudyJudyJudy]

1 minute ago, Ray Gin said:

 

 

Edited December 9, 2021 by JamesM48

[Cade]

Moggy was planning to move forward Parliamentary recess to today, but backtracked.

 

[Alex Kintner]

14 minutes ago, Dennis Denuto said:

Just like your level headed response to Devi or Jason.......

[Costanza]

1 hour ago, I P Knightley said:

R4 had Sajid Javid on this morning repeating the lines about having had assurances that nothing untoward had gone on. He couldn't explain why he trusted those assurances. They're all ffff'k'nnn at it. (Edit - Except Rishi Sunak, he's keeping his powder dry and getting his contacts to release videos of Allegra Stratton's comedy press briefing).

 

 

That would be cold if true, given he was best man at her wedding! Unless she's in on the coup as well.

[Unknown user]

12 minutes ago, Cade said:

Moggy was planning to move forward Parliamentary recess to today, but backtracked.

 

 

Filthy...

It gives you the boak that there are ordinary folk voting for them.

 

100 grand to decorate a flat, and it's ****ing gantin. And that's before you get to the blatant lies and disrespect to the responsibility of the role and the population.

It's a shower of ***** at the top of the Tory party, if you support them GYTF

[Victorian]

£100,000 sponged off equally over-privileged slimeballs with the undoubted promise of a quid pro quo payoff to 'decorate' a flat that isn't yours and is of temporary occupancy before you **** off into the sunset with your snouts in the trough of post-politics rewards.

 

An obscenity.  But a needle in the haystack of obscenities related to this verminous jackass.

[NANOJAMBO]

1 hour ago, Mikey1874 said:

 

Very good summary

 

On North Shropshire there is an 'agreement' but they don't want to advertise it. Labour basically aren't campaigning there, same as Liberals didn't campaign in Batley & Spen which won Labour the seat. Labour also didn't campaign in Chesham & Amersham helping Liberals win. 

It's common knowledge but there's been no media coverage (it's a long way from London/Home Counties) . There are people with banners in their gardens saying "I'm a Labour voter but I'm voting LibDem. Do the same.". 

[NANOJAMBO]

Kunseberg staying on top of things by having the gall to quote a guy at Sky who actually does his job  - Clownshoes caught lying again - 

 

bbclaurak

·

1h

Crucial detail in this as spotted by

@SamCoatesSky

- PM previously said he didn't know about payments until Feb 21, Elect Commission says he whatsapped about cash in Nov 2020 - how will No 10 explain that contradiction?

[Alex Kintner]

12 minutes ago, NANOJAMBO said:

Kunseberg staying on top of things by having the gall to quote a guy at Sky who actually does his job  - Clownshoes caught lying again - 

 

bbclaurak

·

1h

Crucial detail in this as spotted by

@SamCoatesSky

- PM previously said he didn't know about payments until Feb 21, Elect Commission says he whatsapped about cash in Nov 2020 - how will No 10 explain that contradiction?

To be fair to her she savaged BJ yesterday with her press conference question.

[Unknown user]

Don't worry the Met have decided to send in their best man to investigate

 

[The Mighty Thor]

17 minutes ago, NANOJAMBO said:

Kunseberg staying on top of things by having the gall to quote a guy at Sky who actually does his job  - Clownshoes caught lying again - 

 

bbclaurak

·

1h

Crucial detail in this as spotted by

@SamCoatesSky

- PM previously said he didn't know about payments until Feb 21, Elect Commission says he whatsapped about cash in Nov 2020 - how will No 10 explain that contradiction?

Some say contradiction others say outright ****ing lie. 

 

Lied to parliament, lied to the select committee, lied to the standards committee. 

 

The walls are closing in on Spaffer, but hey here's another baby. 

 

What's that now 8 from 5 mothers? 

[NANOJAMBO]

1 minute ago, The Mighty Thor said:

Some say contradiction others say outright ****ing lie. 

 

Lied to parliament, lied to the select committee, lied to the standards committee. 

 

The walls are closing in on Spaffer, but hey here's another baby. 

 

What's that now 8 from 5 mothers? 

Of all the cynical, self centred things he's done, the way he treats his ex-wives & kids is the worst. As Carrie Antionette will discover sooner or later. 

[I P Knightley]

58 minutes ago, Costanza said:

That would be cold if true, given he was best man at her wedding! Unless she's in on the coup as well.

Given how spurious the cause of her resignation is, I'm certain she could ooze into a cushty role in a Sunak administration, no questions asked. Especially if Johnson's head rolls as a result of the huge discrepancy I drew up earlier.

 

22 minutes ago, NANOJAMBO said:

It's common knowledge but there's been no media coverage (it's a long way from London/Home Counties) . There are people with banners in their gardens saying "I'm a Labour voter but I'm voting LibDem. Do the same.". 

This is good to hear. I don't know why the Labour top brass haven't just gone two-footed on this one and told their Shropshire supporters that, for this by-election only, they should tick the LD box.

 

There's about 15 candidates standing. I can't see anything other than a tory hold.

 

Fokkers. Filthy Ffff'k'nn Fokkers!

[I P Knightley]

1 minute ago, NANOJAMBO said:

Of all the cynical, self centred things he's done, the way he treats his ex-wives & kids is the worst. As Carrie Antionette will discover sooner or later. 

They know exactly what they're letting themselves in for - at least the last couple do. They get no sympathy from me.

 

I'm still saying that the way he treats ill people, poor people, foreign people and working people is far, far worse.