[parmnion]

Originally Posted by Twosugars

Somebody getting attacked next door.
No, I shouldn't call the police bc I'd be accused of salacious gossip

That would be when they phoned the guardian.

[joeysteele]

Originally Posted by Adam.

I dont think its fair to judge someones personal arguments when everyone has arguments in a relationship

No it's not right to judge others arguments, even moderately with raised voices.

However after midnight and being disturbed by others making any argument no longer then private but more public.
Then judgement and even concerns may happen.

However, no way should they have after calling the police contacted any press outlet.
That's very questionable and indefensible in my view.

[lime]

When theresa May requested the last extension the EU granted it and requested that Britain made use of this time...But here we are! Who should have phoned the Police? Who spilled red wine on the sofa?Should he have left when his partner told him?


We all just want to move on.

So frustrating to hear folk tlk about this nosence and not about the no deal which is now a sureity

[arista]

Originally Posted by Cherie

Is the recording of this available, has the Guardian released it, I would be interested to hear it

No as it may be illegal to play.

[Twosugars]

Originally Posted by arista

No as it may be illegal to play.

Why?

The guy recorded noises from within his own flat

[Twosugars]

Originally Posted by parmnion

That would be when they phoned the guardian.

It was in public interest

[parmnion]

Originally Posted by Twosugars

It was in public interest

Well it's not really...and the round of applause he got from his fellow MPs when he refused to be drawn into answering questions on it shows that they agree..

You have already taken Theresa mays view as gospel when she condemned the attack on the greenpeace protestor so I am assuming you will do the same here and agree that it in fact is not in the public interest.

[Twosugars]

Originally Posted by parmnion

Well it's not really...and the round of applause he got from his fellow MPs when he refused to be drawn into answering questions on it shows that they agree..

You have already taken Theresa mays view as gospel when she condemned the attack on the greenpeace protestor so I am assuming you will do the same here and agree that it in fact is not in the public interest.

It was Tory activists not MPs
I also said the thirst for Brexit is so irrational among some that they would let satan himself deliver it, let alone Johnson

Btw, he agreed, at the same meeting, that the public has a right to judge his character.

[parmnion]

Originally Posted by Twosugars

It was Tory activists not MPs
I also said the thirst for Brexit is so irrational among some that they would let satan himself deliver it, let alone Johnson

Btw, he agreed, at the same meeting, that the public has a right to judge his character.

Party members, not activists....

[Twosugars]

Originally Posted by parmnion

Party members, not activists....

But you said MPs make up your mind

[thesheriff443]

And life goes on!

[Livia]

Originally Posted by Twosugars

It was in public interest

The police were called, they attended, they interviewed the parties involved and concluded that everyone involved was fine and that there were no further questions to answer.

So, what is it you know that the police don't?

And I'd rather like to see the busybodies named and shamed. Record people arguing next door for the police if you think there's danger... but they sold it to the Guardian.

[bitontheslide]

i think it is very much in the public interest to know what type of character Boris is, he could be the next prime minister. Look at the attention that Brown got when he was talking about that lady .... thats public interest. John Major recorded calling his cabinet bastards ... again in the public interest

[Twosugars]

Originally Posted by Livia

The police were called, they attended, they interviewed the parties involved and concluded that everyone involved was fine and that there were no further questions to answer.

So, what is it you know that the police don't?

And I'd rather like to see the busybodies named and shamed. Record people arguing next door for the police if you think there's danger... but they sold it to the Guardian.

If the reactions it got is anything to go by they did the right thing by contacting a newspaper.
Malcolm Rifkind who I've always respected summed it up well:

He told BBC Radio 5 Live: “If you are a candidate to be prime minister and the police have been called to your house – fairly or unfairly – the fact is there was a police visit. You don’t just say ‘no comment’. That implies you may have something you don’t want to disclose.

“It was a lack of judgment to refuse to even make a short comment. All he could have said, quite reasonably, would have been that in all relationships there are occasionally outbursts of anger and disagreement.”

[arista]

[Denver]

The couple who called the cops are remainers and the female has wrote articles attacking the Tories and bragged about putting her finger up to Boris

[Cherie]

The two candidates left are both leavers though, so not sure what ousting Boris will do for remain.

i think he did more damage by not addressed it then the actual event itself

[Denver]

Originally Posted by Cherie

The two candidates left are both leavers though, so not sure what ousting Boris will do for remain.

i think he did more damage by not addressed it then the actual event itself

It suggests that there was a motive by the couple not because they were scared

[Cherie]

Originally Posted by Adam.

It suggests that there was a motive by the couple not because they were scared

oh 100 per cent it was nothing to do with being scared, he started recording before he went and knocked on the door, who does that if they think someone is in danger lol

[Matthew.]

[Liam-]

Originally Posted by Matthew.

His account is life

[Twosugars]

Originally Posted by Cherie

oh 100 per cent it was nothing to do with being scared, he started recording before he went and knocked on the door, who does that if they think someone is in danger lol

Do you have proof?
I read he started recording later.
And fyi, people record stuff on their phones to document a potential crime

And wouldn't it he simpler if Johnson behaved with some decorum as a PM wannabe rather than have blazing rows neighbours can hear? How about that? Hm?

[Denver]

Originally Posted by Twosugars

Do you have proof?
I read he started recording later.
And fyi, people record stuff on their phones to document a potential crime

And wouldn't it he simpler if Johnson behaved with some decorum as a PM wannabe rather than have blazing rows neighbours can hear? How about that? Hm?

So you never have a blazing row in your life? It's funny how the left take the word of the left then his partner who denied most of the accusations

[Twosugars]

Originally Posted by Adam.

So you never have a blazing row in your life? It's funny how the left take the word of the left then his partner who denied most of the accusations

Johnson deserves all the scrutiny as a potential PM
Theresa would never

[Cherie]

Originally Posted by Twosugars

Do you have proof?
I read he started recording later.
And fyi, people record stuff on their phones to document a potential crime

And wouldn't it he simpler if Johnson behaved with some decorum as a PM wannabe rather than have blazing rows neighbours can hear? How about that? Hm?

No I don't have proof, do you have proof of what you claim?

Where have I claimed that he acted with decorum hmm? Im not a Boris fan for clarification....