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The Chinese and Taiwan are facing a gathering conflict, China already have Tibet by the throat and they're murdering Uyghur Muslims in their thousands; the word 'genocide' is often used in connection with them. North Korea is as unstable and unpredictable as ever and possess nuclear weapons. The Middle East is burning, how long before Israel bombs Iran into a car park? The rain forests are disappearing despite the warnings and the seas are rising. Not far away from us. Russia is massing 100,000 troops on the borders of Ukraine.
So the burning question of the day is, Did Boris go to a party, or....not? |
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The question is about breaking the laws with penalties and rules he dictated and made for everyone else, being broken by him. At something that shouldn't have even been taking place!. When people couldn't be with loved ones dying, or have church services for those lost loved ones and couldn't travel to or go to their funerals either. Because they were obeying his and those rules. That may not matter to you but it does to myself,my family and hundreds of thousands at least of others still left devastated and grieving for lost loved ones. |
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Yes Shocking all these International battles about to start And a Work Event A/K/A party downing st. big garden |
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I lost my beloved grandmother before Christmas. I know how it feels to suffer loss. What makes me most angry about this whole thing is Angela Rayner's bitter face showing people how outraged she is. The same woman who referred to Tory MPs as "scum" two weeks before one was stabbed to death. Imagine if a Tory had said Labour were "scum" two weeks before Jo Cox. There was a discussion about the violent language they use to each other but Angela never got the memo. |
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Maybe Wilfred picked it up at nursery :fist:
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I have no time for Angela Raynor actually. I may be Labour but I will criticise anyone anytime for wrong. She too had to apologise, however it took her too long to do it too. I'd frankly rather have a different deputy of the Labour party. She didn't however break any of her own laws and rules she'd dictated to everyone else in the country to obey. I said earlier politics can be brutal which you well know. It's not aggression Livia it's anger that a man who is in the highest office of the land can dictate laws and rules to others but not have to obey them himself. He has insisted for weeks, months in fact, no rules were broken. Yet he was at something he had banned everywhere else for everyone else. Only apologising when fully caught out. I extend an apology to you for saying it may not matter to you. Plus I'm extremely sad to learn of your great loss too. My anger is at any or perceived defence of this and I'm sorry for my terminology here, this creep, who really does in my view think he can make laws and rules that everyone else must obey. However which he goes about as if they shouldn't and don't apply to him too. Sorry but for me, that's unacceptable. Anyhow, have a good day Livia. |
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aw that is tough, sorry for your loss Liv xx |
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I just think that Boris has a good heart and I’ve always felt that way .. I don’t see that in anyone else aside from maybe Chris Whitty who’s not a politician. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk Pro |
Johnson Prime Minister CBI Conference /Last years Fun 2020 Party
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I care about everybody and everything .. that’s my downfall and why probably why my mental state is so very fragile ... As regards your other rantings ... I called you out on your attack on Boris as I don’t feel that anyone else on the political scene could have done any better - you made it a political thing as you vote Labour and were critical of the Tories .. Maybe we should now bury the hatchet .. agree to disagree or put me on ignore .. I wish you no harm or malice and never meant to get you so riled . Apologies Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk Pro pop l |
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He’ll probably get slagged off in here for cancelling his hospital visit Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk Pro |
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He has done this to avoid questions and the embarrassment of a visit to a hospiutal following yesterday So again - its me, me,me and lies |
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We don’t know that for sure though .. you’re just going to the worst case scenario to suit your argument. Maybe he’s being ultra , ultra careful in what he does given he’s under such unbelievable scrutiny Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk Pro |
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A senior UK government minister has dismissed the Scottish Conservative leader Douglas Ross as a "lightweight" within the party, after he called for the prime minister's resignation.
Mr Ross said Boris Johnson should step down after he admitted attending a Downing Street party during lockdown. Jacob Rees-Mogg said Mr Ross was a "lightweight figure", and the PM had the support of more "important" MPs. He said this included the Scottish secretary, Alister Jack. ----------------------- Implosion pending |
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Scotland is being treated with "utter contempt" by Westminster, Nicola Sturgeon has said amid a row over comments made by Jacob Rees-Mogg over 'Partygate'. Ms Sturgeon told First Minister's Questions at Holyrood she had "big political differences with Douglas Ross, but even I am not as derogatory about him as his own Tory colleagues are being". "'Not a big figure', 'lightweight' - these might be personal insults directed at the leader of the Scottish Conservatives but actually they say something much deeper about the Westminster establishment's utter contempt for Scotland," she said. "Independence is fundamentally about empowerment and aspiration but, you know what, an added benefit of being independent is it will no longer have to put up with being treated like something on the sole of Westminster's shoe." https://www.dailyrecord.co.uk/news/p...-ross-25936028 |
thats wiped out tory support in scotland completely
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20 working police officers in and around number 10 when that party was going on
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Yes , Jacob repeated it on NewsnightHD BBC2 last night. |
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[Boris Johnson in a pillow fight at Eton School, September 1979] |
Scottish independence takes a huge leap forward this week
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