[Beso]

He looks like that sick bastard in the other thread.

[arista]

Originally Posted by parmnion

He looks like that sick bastard in the other thread.

His wife killed herself
over this
2 years back.

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i do have a problem with him exploiting the wife killed herself aspect. That wasnt the fault of the watchdog, that was his fault for getting in a questionable position in the first place. I don't think anyone has an issue with him being investigated, the only thing under scrutiny is the process that the standards committee follows

[Vicky.]

Only resigned because the plan didnt work and the public kicked off too much. Power to the people

[arista]

Originally Posted by Vicky.

Only resigned because the plan didnt work and the public kicked off too much. Power to the people

Yes also
Labour /SNP saying they would not join
the possible new reformed Committee group

[Vicky.]

Originally Posted by arista

Quits rather than face sanctions?

I thought it was decided there wouldnt be sanctions, and thats why the kickoffs happened So no, he quit because his backup plan of hoping to sail through with minimal fuss didnt work. So now hes trying to save face. Or Boris is. Given its ultimately down to him really. Plan backfired. Like with many other uturns.

[arista]

Originally Posted by Vicky.

Quits rather than face sanctions?

I thought it was decided there wouldnt be sanctions, and thats why the kickoffs happened So no, he quit because his backup plan of hoping to sail through with minimal fuss didnt work. So now hes trying to save face. Or Boris is. Given its ultimately down to him really. Plan backfired. Like with many other uturns.

Yes No Parliament from Weds
Another break.

Back on the 15th of Nov Monday

[Vicky.]

Originally Posted by arista

Yes No Parliament from Weds
Another break.

Back on the 15th of Nov Monday

Yes another happy coincidence I am sure

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Its good he's gone , way too many questionable things about this man.

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Former Conservative Prime Minister Sir John Major has criticised the government's handling of Owen Paterson's case as shameful and wrong.

In a BBC interview, he said the actions of Boris Johnson's government had trashed Parliament's reputation at home and abroad, and were "un-Conservative".

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-59188972

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everyone knows it will all be forgotten about in a month and that labour have done much, much worse in their time

[arista]

Originally Posted by bitontheslide

everyone knows it will all be forgotten about in a month and that labour have done much, much worse in their time

Yes Valid Point.


Marr did press Starmer on the amount
of Criminal Ex labour MP's.

[joeysteele]

Originally Posted by arista

Yes Valid Point.


Marr did press Starmer on the amount
of Criminal Ex labour MP's.

NO Labour PM has been found by the 2 highest courts in the UK to have acted unlawfully in power.

Whatever MPs may have done before, they are all wrong if they've done wrong.

This MP at the centre of this, had the Prime Minister, his Ministers and government setting out to use the power they had to cover and protect this said MP.

That's a world away from what's gone before.
A WORLD away.

Although I knew soon, excusing this PM and detracting onto others, would come into play at some point from the Con supporters side.