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Old 16-01-2022, 04:58 PM #1
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Sir Beer Starmer broke the rules
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Sir Beer Starmer broke the rules


He claims
he was working
Take away food arrived
and he had a beer with it.


In a way is shows during work some can drink.

On BBC1HD he was Live
but failed to say what he can do
if Johnson stays?

It is just Johnson Must Resign


The report by the Lady Starmer respects
is taking time.


This is Crazy wasting time on all this.
In my view.
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I think if a claim is made that the government caused x amount of deaths due to failure to act quickly then a similar claim should be made about the speed of the vaccine roll out and how many deaths that has avoided

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maybe he will say sorry with Nick at 9am LBC this morning?
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No he is Not Sorry.



Live Now
Starmer on LBC.

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Nic has asked him to say sorry.

Starmer says
he will not say sorry
he did nothing wrong.
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Left Winger on LBC
keeps going on about the Daily Mail
photo being 8 months old.
Going over the same topic, nonstop.

SO WHAT!
that's the same as old Johnson Photos
they go back in time

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Tit for tat really, playground stuff
All of parliament needs a clear out
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All of parliament needs a clear out

All Parties change their Cabinets.
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Tit for tat really, playground stuff
All of parliament needs a clear out

If only !!!

I wish we could have a group of esteemed intellects , scientists and entrepreneurs running the damn country


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[Although Keir Starmer was head of CPS, another lawyer was responsible for Jimmy Savile's case, Reuters and Full Fact report
Labour Leader Keir Starmer was head of the Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) in 2009 when the decision was made not to prosecute TV and radio presenter Jimmy Savile, but he was not the reviewing lawyer for the case, according to Full Fact and Reuters. In 2012, Starmer commissioned an investigation to examine the decisions made by the CPS in relation to the allegations of sexual assault by Savile, which went on to criticise both prosecutors and the police for how they handled the case. When the report was published, Starmer apologised for “the shortcomings in the part played by the CPS”.
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[Although Keir Starmer was head of CPS, another lawyer was responsible for Jimmy Savile's case, Reuters and Full Fact report
Labour Leader Keir Starmer was head of the Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) in 2009 when the decision was made not to prosecute TV and radio presenter Jimmy Savile, but he was not the reviewing lawyer for the case, according to Full Fact and Reuters. In 2012, Starmer commissioned an investigation to examine the decisions made by the CPS in relation to the allegations of sexual assault by Savile, which went on to criticise both prosecutors and the police for how they handled the case. When the report was published, Starmer apologised for “the shortcomings in the part played by the CPS”.
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Well by Starmers reckoning/reasoning - if he himself was in charge of the CPS - then maybe HE was responsible - who else could be ?

Given he holds Boris responsible for anything and everything the Tories do wrong ..


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Starmer was Live on GMBHD itv today
saying he has nothing to do with it.
To presenter Ed Balls.
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saying he has nothing to do with it.
To presenter Ed Balls.

He was the head of the CPS ... another example of his hypocrisy


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[Boris Johnson is right. Keir Starmer's CPS did fail to
prosecute Jimmy Savile. So why all the faux outrage?]


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So it was ok for Keir Starmer to make a personal attack on Boris Johnson saying his whole life had been a mess...which prompted the response regarding Saville..
No one seems to have highlighted that...
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What are people on about "he failed to prosecute Saville" ... with what had been presented at the time, there wasn't enough evidence to continue pressing charges. I'm not a Starmer fan but suggesting he could have just stepped in and said "I'm the boss, we're forging ahead!" is just nonsense.

The overwhelming weight of damning evidence against Saville came out after his death.

I think it was a low blow but to be fair a lot of Starmers comments have been awfully "playground scrappy" too. Rubbish politics.
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What are people on about "he failed to prosecute Saville" ... with what had been presented at the time, there wasn't enough evidence to continue pressing charges. I'm not a Starmer fan but suggesting he could have just stepped in and said "I'm the boss, we're forging ahead!" is just nonsense.

The overwhelming weight of damning evidence against Saville came out after his death.

I think it was a low blow but to be fair a lot of Starmers comments have been awfully "playground scrappy" too. Rubbish politics.

Yes 6 feet under
Saville got away with it.
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What are people on about "he failed to prosecute Saville" ... with what had been presented at the time, there wasn't enough evidence to continue pressing charges. I'm not a Starmer fan but suggesting he could have just stepped in and said "I'm the boss, we're forging ahead!" is just nonsense.

The overwhelming weight of damning evidence against Saville came out after his death.

I think it was a low blow but to be fair a lot of Starmers comments have been awfully "playground scrappy" too. Rubbish politics.
That's not strictly true.. there was plenty on Saville prior to his death, there was an expose ready to go at one time on his exploits but it was shelved at the last minute.
He had a lot of friends in government.
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politics is just a massive pile of manure here. I didn't vote in the last GE cause i just couldnt vote for anyone and it's got a lot worse since then
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politics is just a massive pile of manure here. I didn't vote in the last GE cause i just couldnt vote for anyone and it's got a lot worse since then

Maybe by the next Election
you can get a better choice
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