| Looks like MPs will get a vote on Johnson's law breaking 13:52 - Apr 19 with 1684 views | ElderGrizzly |
It won't pass, but it gives Tory MPs an interesting choice. Back a lying leader who is predicted to get 3 more fines for breaking the law, or face the prospect of their face/quotes being used against them as supporting a lying leader in any future elections.
|  | | |  |
| Looks like MPs will get a vote on Johnson's law breaking on 13:55 - Apr 19 with 1335 views | J2BLUE |
Party politics is absolutely toxic. |  |
| |
| Looks like MPs will get a vote on Johnson's law breaking on 13:55 - Apr 19 with 1335 views | BlueBadger |
It's an astonishingly bad strategy isn't it?
They stand to gain literally nothing from this. |  |
| |
| Looks like MPs will get a vote on Johnson's law breaking on 13:56 - Apr 19 with 1334 views | footers |
Why is there even a vote on the issue? He should be investigated for it anyway, otherwise what's the point of the committee? |  |
| |
| Looks like MPs will get a vote on Johnson's law breaking on 13:58 - Apr 19 with 1320 views | Whos_blue |
They really do know no shame.
Brandon Lewis is a disgrace in the clip embedded in this story.
These people disgust me.
BBC News - Partygate fines: Boris Johnson set to apologise to MPs over lockdown breach
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-61137123 |  |
| Distortion becomes somehow pure in its wildness. |
| |
| Looks like MPs will get a vote on Johnson's law breaking on 13:58 - Apr 19 with 1320 views | ElderGrizzly |
| Looks like MPs will get a vote on Johnson's law breaking on 13:55 - Apr 19 by J2BLUE |
Party politics is absolutely toxic. |
Interesting that Johnson having sent out Brandon Lewis to lie for him this morning is now not backing the line he was given to peddle. Which was comparing it to a speeding ticket.
This was clearly the agreed and whipped line as other more sympathetic broadcasters and commentators were using it from 10:30 last night. | | | |
| Looks like MPs will get a vote on Johnson's law breaking on 13:59 - Apr 19 with 1308 views | ElderGrizzly |
| Looks like MPs will get a vote on Johnson's law breaking on 13:58 - Apr 19 by Whos_blue |
They really do know no shame.
Brandon Lewis is a disgrace in the clip embedded in this story.
These people disgust me.
BBC News - Partygate fines: Boris Johnson set to apologise to MPs over lockdown breach
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-61137123 |
They've now hung out Brandon Lewis to dry and distancing them from what was their agreed party line. | | | |
| Looks like MPs will get a vote on Johnson's law breaking on 14:00 - Apr 19 with 1308 views | BonneNIL |
What amuses me about Partygate, is compared to the nearly 200k covid deaths this Government caused due to their incompetence, it's a non-issue, surely the crime these people have committed in office is their negligence led to putting millions at risk and killing 200k people? What are we talking about though? A birthday party. That's without highlighting those members of the ruling party monetizing the pandemic for financial gain.
This is why our country will continue to rot. We focus on nonsense and ignore real crimes. |  |
| |
| Looks like MPs will get a vote on Johnson's law breaking on 14:01 - Apr 19 with 1299 views | PassionNotAnger |
| Looks like MPs will get a vote on Johnson's law breaking on 13:55 - Apr 19 by BlueBadger |
It's an astonishingly bad strategy isn't it?
They stand to gain literally nothing from this. |
You do realise that it isn't the Tories calling for this vote right?
The opposition have been calling for it purely so they can draw out Boris supporters which will then be used again them when/if further issues come to like in next 2 weeks.
From the opposition it's a no-brainer strategy which keeps the issue in the news, (the vote) the results be used immediately as "Tories voting to protect them from their own rules" and then subsequently tailored local attacks for each MP who voted in support in advance of May elections and probably beyond. |  | | |
Login to get fewer ads
| Looks like MPs will get a vote on Johnson's law breaking on 14:04 - Apr 19 with 1268 views | BlueBadger |
| Looks like MPs will get a vote on Johnson's law breaking on 14:01 - Apr 19 by PassionNotAnger |
You do realise that it isn't the Tories calling for this vote right?
The opposition have been calling for it purely so they can draw out Boris supporters which will then be used again them when/if further issues come to like in next 2 weeks.
From the opposition it's a no-brainer strategy which keeps the issue in the news, (the vote) the results be used immediately as "Tories voting to protect them from their own rules" and then subsequently tailored local attacks for each MP who voted in support in advance of May elections and probably beyond. |
Yes. That's why I'm saying it's an astonishingly stupid strategy. | |
| |
| Looks like MPs will get a vote on Johnson's law breaking on 14:05 - Apr 19 with 1260 views | XYZ |
| Looks like MPs will get a vote on Johnson's law breaking on 13:59 - Apr 19 by ElderGrizzly |
They've now hung out Brandon Lewis to dry and distancing them from what was their agreed party line. |
Hang out with Johnson long enough and eventually he'll make you carry the can for some misdemeanour of his.
A whole cabinet of useful idiots is how he sees them.
Publicly soiling yourself trying to protect him then becomes the kompromat - "Come on, Brandon, you've done it before; you can do it again ..." | | | |
| Looks like MPs will get a vote on Johnson's law breaking on 14:05 - Apr 19 with 1257 views | BlueBadger |
| Looks like MPs will get a vote on Johnson's law breaking on 14:00 - Apr 19 by BonneNIL |
What amuses me about Partygate, is compared to the nearly 200k covid deaths this Government caused due to their incompetence, it's a non-issue, surely the crime these people have committed in office is their negligence led to putting millions at risk and killing 200k people? What are we talking about though? A birthday party. That's without highlighting those members of the ruling party monetizing the pandemic for financial gain.
This is why our country will continue to rot. We focus on nonsense and ignore real crimes. |
It's part and parcel of the negligence. In fact, it throws the negligence and incompetence into an even worse lie because not only were they half-arsing it, using it as an excuse to enrich their mates, they were also blatantly taking the piss with it as well. | |
| |
| Looks like MPs will get a vote on Johnson's law breaking on 14:08 - Apr 19 with 1232 views | footers |
| Looks like MPs will get a vote on Johnson's law breaking on 14:05 - Apr 19 by XYZ |
Hang out with Johnson long enough and eventually he'll make you carry the can for some misdemeanour of his.
A whole cabinet of useful idiots is how he sees them.
Publicly soiling yourself trying to protect him then becomes the kompromat - "Come on, Brandon, you've done it before; you can do it again ..." |
Ha. Reminds me of the Thatcher 'and the vegetables' sketch :) | |
| |
| Looks like MPs will get a vote on Johnson's law breaking on 14:13 - Apr 19 with 1206 views | XYZ |
| Looks like MPs will get a vote on Johnson's law breaking on 14:08 - Apr 19 by footers |
Ha. Reminds me of the Thatcher 'and the vegetables' sketch :) |
Waiter: " ... and what about the vegetables?"
Thatcher: "They'll have the same as me."
Even allowing for Mark and the miners, Thatcher was comparatively human. | | | |
| Looks like MPs will get a vote on Johnson's law breaking on 14:17 - Apr 19 with 1197 views | ElderGrizzly |
| Looks like MPs will get a vote on Johnson's law breaking on 14:00 - Apr 19 by BonneNIL |
What amuses me about Partygate, is compared to the nearly 200k covid deaths this Government caused due to their incompetence, it's a non-issue, surely the crime these people have committed in office is their negligence led to putting millions at risk and killing 200k people? What are we talking about though? A birthday party. That's without highlighting those members of the ruling party monetizing the pandemic for financial gain.
This is why our country will continue to rot. We focus on nonsense and ignore real crimes. |
They've blocked all investigation into those things you mention up to now and said no public inquiry until late 2022/early 2023.
In politics you go after the avenue open and the Met Police investigating the law breaking on Covid laws is a valid thing to push. Even if it appears trivial in comparison | | | |
| Looks like MPs will get a vote on Johnson's law breaking on 14:33 - Apr 19 with 1129 views | HARRY10 |
| Looks like MPs will get a vote on Johnson's law breaking on 14:00 - Apr 19 by BonneNIL |
What amuses me about Partygate, is compared to the nearly 200k covid deaths this Government caused due to their incompetence, it's a non-issue, surely the crime these people have committed in office is their negligence led to putting millions at risk and killing 200k people? What are we talking about though? A birthday party. That's without highlighting those members of the ruling party monetizing the pandemic for financial gain.
This is why our country will continue to rot. We focus on nonsense and ignore real crimes. |
The incompetence and negligence that led to the 170,000 plus deaths will have to wait until an enquiry, which is supposed to come some time 'in the future'.
Despite desperate attempts by the Tories, these were not 'one offs', or an inadvertent meeting in the corridor - but a long running contempt for the law, led by a bloated buffoon who thinks he is above the law. And being within the walls of number 10 they could do what they wanted, unseen,
But of far greater concern is that as a consequence the walrus of waffle lied to Parliament about the matter. Not once by repeatedly over months. There lies the greater offence, as common practice has that any minister 'misleading' the house should redign a s a matter of course.
However, despite their howls of outrage, opposition MPs don't want the hippo to resign (they know he is too vain to), and prefer him to stay. A one-man destructive computer virus inside the Tory Party. As witnessed by his absence from Tory electoral literature, and his appearance on opposition leaflets.
In a poll published yesterday over 70% of UK voters thought him a liar, and incompetent. The opposition fear a more competent leader might emerge from any leadership battle. At the moment the lasting damage to the Tory party is priceless to the opposition - with the Tory party being viewed through the prism of the freaks and dimwits who are stupid enough to deny (in public) that he lied.... Fabricant, Dorries, Ress-Mogg, Curry.
Carry on bloater, must be the watchword [Post edited 19 Apr 2022 14:38]
| | | |
| Looks like MPs will get a vote on Johnson's law breaking on 17:45 - Apr 19 with 960 views | ElderGrizzly |
Former Chief Whip has called for Johnson to go
| | | |
| Looks like MPs will get a vote on Johnson's law breaking on 17:59 - Apr 19 with 934 views | ElderGrizzly |
| Looks like MPs will get a vote on Johnson's law breaking on 17:45 - Apr 19 by ElderGrizzly |
Former Chief Whip has called for Johnson to go
|
Starmer gets this bang on
| | | |
| Looks like MPs will get a vote on Johnson's law breaking on 18:01 - Apr 19 with 929 views | Swansea_Blue |
Pathetic response mind. WTF is the point of having a vote on it? There should be an independent review process. It’s like us deciding we’re going to vote to win the league rather than worry about playing matches. |  |
| |
| Looks like MPs will get a vote on Johnson's law breaking on 18:06 - Apr 19 with 916 views | ElderGrizzly |
| Looks like MPs will get a vote on Johnson's law breaking on 18:01 - Apr 19 by Swansea_Blue |
Pathetic response mind. WTF is the point of having a vote on it? There should be an independent review process. It’s like us deciding we’re going to vote to win the league rather than worry about playing matches. |
“Doing a Wycombe” you mean :) | | | |
| Looks like MPs will get a vote on Johnson's law breaking on 18:37 - Apr 19 with 886 views | Swansea_Blue |
| Looks like MPs will get a vote on Johnson's law breaking on 17:59 - Apr 19 by ElderGrizzly |
Starmer gets this bang on
|
He does, except possibly for the first line “the PM knows what he is”. I’m not sure he does. He seems to think norms, rules and laws don’t apply to him. I wouldn’t be surprised if he genuinely doesn’t understand what he’s done wrong. He doesn’t seem to be able to tell right from wrong. A typical sociopath. | |
| |
| Looks like MPs will get a vote on Johnson's law breaking on 18:40 - Apr 19 with 875 views | ElderGrizzly |
| Looks like MPs will get a vote on Johnson's law breaking on 18:37 - Apr 19 by Swansea_Blue |
He does, except possibly for the first line “the PM knows what he is”. I’m not sure he does. He seems to think norms, rules and laws don’t apply to him. I wouldn’t be surprised if he genuinely doesn’t understand what he’s done wrong. He doesn’t seem to be able to tell right from wrong. A typical sociopath. |
He followed up with this
Starmer is proving he is someone who understands and is leading vs that sceptic hulk of a man | | | |
| Looks like MPs will get a vote on Johnson's law breaking on 18:49 - Apr 19 with 856 views | FoghornGleghorn |
| Looks like MPs will get a vote on Johnson's law breaking on 18:40 - Apr 19 by ElderGrizzly |
He followed up with this
Starmer is proving he is someone who understands and is leading vs that sceptic hulk of a man |
Whilst Michael Fabric-nt's sickening smile at 0:35 tells us everything we need to know. | | | |
| Looks like MPs will get a vote on Johnson's law breaking on 18:59 - Apr 19 with 831 views | wkj |
| Looks like MPs will get a vote on Johnson's law breaking on 18:49 - Apr 19 by FoghornGleghorn |
Whilst Michael Fabric-nt's sickening smile at 0:35 tells us everything we need to know. |
Fabricant is always a state in the HOC. His jackets are usually dirty and covered in a deluge of dandruff. I honestly think he probably just turns up to get wan*ered and do what he's told to do in exchange for a pint and a go on Michael Gove's secret ingredient. |  |
| |
| Looks like MPs will get a vote on Johnson's law breaking on 18:59 - Apr 19 with 831 views | Swansea_Blue |
| Looks like MPs will get a vote on Johnson's law breaking on 18:40 - Apr 19 by ElderGrizzly |
He followed up with this
Starmer is proving he is someone who understands and is leading vs that sceptic hulk of a man |
Blimey, powerful stuff. I don’t understand how Johnson can sit through this then try and claim there were no parties/he didn’t know anything/all rules were followed/he wasn’t there/he was there but only briefly. I’d be mortified and want to hide under a rock. Again, sociopath is the only answer.
As for Fabric *nt, he just thinks it’s a game. And a lot of them do. It all comes back to winning in their private school and Uni debating societies at all costs. That’s all that matters to some (I’ve worked with a few and presumably you have too if you’re in the CS). | |
| |
| Looks like MPs will get a vote on Johnson's law breaking on 19:14 - Apr 19 with 788 views | BlueBadger |
| Looks like MPs will get a vote on Johnson's law breaking on 18:59 - Apr 19 by wkj |
Fabricant is always a state in the HOC. His jackets are usually dirty and covered in a deluge of dandruff. I honestly think he probably just turns up to get wan*ered and do what he's told to do in exchange for a pint and a go on Michael Gove's secret ingredient. |
'Funny' Tories are invariably the worst Tories. Johnson was a 'funny' Tory. Rees-Mogg was a 'funny' Tory.
They're always the ones with the vilest beliefs, the least amount of competence and the stupidest, most cult-like followings. | |
| |
| |
By continuing to use the site, you agree to our use of cookies and to abide by our Terms and Conditions.
