Tory Party Corruption

Flat_Track_Bully wrote:

[The fact that ex-tories are slamming the current regieme doesn't make them "lefty inclined shysters" (your words) it just indicates how incompetent and extreme the current government are that even some lifelong Tories are starting to back away from them. The bottom line is that the senior figures in the BBC are stacked with people who have connections with the Conservative party. Many of them may well be anti Brexit, but they are still Tories.

I wouldn't care much about what the Queen thinks about who is PM. Her and her family will be fine whoever is in power, as long as they can keep themselves away from any more teenage girls or Jimmy Savile types. Either Rayner or Starmer, imperfect as they are, would be better than the current lot of criminals who are running the country. Until we get a PR voting system we are going to be stuck with selecting the lesser of two evils.

Socialising wasn't allowed, but work events were. The police's opinion is that there wasn't a case to answer for that instance because it was a 'work event' - the same thing opinion they gave for Johnson's garden party 'work event' which was the first one to appear in the news. Unfortunately for nbr 10, it's since become evdent there was a host of other parties that went on which clearly weren't work events, hence the fines being dished out.

For a start, the Tory that buggered the ship Was Chris Patten who failed to oversee such programmes as these going out - and the left wing shysters responsible for their content. The fact that the BBC later apologised kinda upholds my point of view.

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Andrew Marr (who was a Trotskyite in his youth) described the BBC's latest intake of talent - scroll down to the paragraph headed: The BBC broadcaster Andrew Marr.....

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BBC still not biased? Be sure to checkout the red writing.....

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Meanwhile do you agree that the Beeb is still pocketing EU cash ?

As for the infamous party....

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Keep digging Hugh, soon you will find Australia.

seadog wrote:

Keep digging Hugh, soon you will find Australia.

Is any part of my post imprecise Mr S? If so, then kindly point out my error.

CBA, Can't Be Arsed, talking to a Gammon.

seadog wrote:

CBA, Can't Be Arsed, talking to a Gammon.

You continue find fault with other people's opinion while never offering anything in return.

Your reply says more about you than of me.

Hugh Midde wrote:

seadog wrote:

CBA, Can't Be Arsed, talking to a Gammon.

You continue find fault with other people's opinion while never offering anything in return.  

Your reply says more about you than of me.

Didn't the Beeb employ Andrew Neill until very recently?

Proper woke leffy him.

As for what you describe as the infamous party, ir's been investigated by the Police. No offence commited. Good night

Clodagh Rubbish wrote:

Hugh Midde wrote:

seadog wrote:

CBA, Can't Be Arsed, talking to a Gammon.

You continue find fault with other people's opinion while never offering anything in return.  

Your reply says more about you than of me.

Didn't the Beeb employ Andrew Neill until very recently?

Proper woke leffy him.

As for what you describe as the infamous party, ir's been investigated by the Police. No offence commited. Good night

is back i see lol

Clodagh Rubbish wrote:

Hugh Midde wrote:

seadog wrote:

CBA, Can't Be Arsed, talking to a Gammon.

You continue find fault with other people's opinion while never offering anything in return.  

Your reply says more about you than of me.

Didn't the Beeb employ Andrew Neill until very recently?

Proper woke leffy him.

As for what you describe as the infamous party, ir's been investigated by the Police. No offence commited. Good night

They certainly did. Was once the anchorman of the 'Daily Politics show'. I recall him reducing David Gauke, Theresa May's Secretary of State for Justice to absolute rubble. However, being equally hard on the left was probably the reason he was eased out the door. This performance didn't help his case....

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Hugh Midde wrote:

Clodagh Rubbish wrote:

Hugh Midde wrote:

seadog wrote:

CBA, Can't Be Arsed, talking to a Gammon.

You continue find fault with other people's opinion while never offering anything in return.  

Your reply says more about you than of me.

Didn't the Beeb employ Andrew Neill until very recently?

Proper woke leffy him.

As for what you describe as the infamous party, ir's been investigated by the Police. No offence commited. Good night

They certainly did. Was once the anchorman of the 'Daily Politics show'. I recall him reducing David Gauke, Theresa May's Secretary of State for Justice to absolute rubble. However, being equally hard on the left was probably the reason he was eased out the door. This performance didn't help his case....

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No probably the reason for him easing out the door was the £700,000 offered to him at GB News

Angry wrote:

Clodagh Rubbish wrote:

Hugh Midde wrote:

seadog wrote:

CBA, Can't Be Arsed, talking to a Gammon.

You continue find fault with other people's opinion while never offering anything in return.  

Your reply says more about you than of me.

Didn't the Beeb employ Andrew Neill until very recently?

Proper woke leffy him.

As for what you describe as the infamous party, ir's been investigated by the Police. No offence commited. Good night

is back i see lol

Bob innit.

Clodagh Rubbish wrote:

Hugh Midde wrote:

Clodagh Rubbish wrote:

Hugh Midde wrote:

seadog wrote:

CBA, Can't Be Arsed, talking to a Gammon.

You continue find fault with other people's opinion while never offering anything in return.  

Your reply says more about you than of me.

Didn't the Beeb employ Andrew Neill until very recently?

Proper woke leffy him.

As for what you describe as the infamous party, ir's been investigated by the Police. No offence commited. Good night

They certainly did. Was once the anchorman of the 'Daily Politics show'. I recall him reducing David Gauke, Theresa May's Secretary of State for Justice to absolute rubble. However, being equally hard on the left was probably the reason he was eased out the door. This performance didn't help his case....

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No probably the reason for him easing out the door was the £700,000 offered to him at GB News

£700,000 is a lot of dosh, I'd certainly be tempted. May I ask how you came across the figure, Huffpost, iNews?

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Earwegoagain wrote:

Angry wrote:

Clodagh Rubbish wrote:

Hugh Midde wrote:

seadog wrote:

CBA, Can't Be Arsed, talking to a Gammon.

You continue find fault with other people's opinion while never offering anything in return.  

Your reply says more about you than of me.

Didn't the Beeb employ Andrew Neill until very recently?

Proper woke leffy him.

As for what you describe as the infamous party, ir's been investigated by the Police. No offence commited. Good night

is back i see lol

Bob innit.

No it’s not.

Pesky kids.

Bad as the rest of the twats and explains why the twat can't land a punch on Boris even when he's on the canvas,

Durham Police are investigating whether Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer broke lockdown rules on a visit last year during which he drank beer in an MP's office.

The force initially concluded that no offence had occurred on 30 April, but said it had since received "significant new information".

It added that it had delayed announcing the investigation until after Thursday's local elections.

Earwegoagain wrote:

Bad as the rest of the twats and explains why the twat can't land a punch on Boris even when he's on the canvas,

Durham Police are investigating whether Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer broke lockdown rules on a visit last year during which he drank beer in an MP's office.

The force initially concluded that no offence had occurred on 30 April, but said it had since received "significant new information".

It added that it had delayed announcing the investigation until after Thursday's local elections.

How convenient. FFS.

I hope he is found guilty and resigns, then Rishi and Doris will look, if it is possible, even bigger cnuts than they already do.

seadog wrote:

I hope he is found guilty and resigns, then Rishi and Doris will look, if it is possible, even bigger cnuts than they already do.

How could he possibly look like anything but the massive cnut that he is? He is going nowhere why would he? He will act like his hero Boris and blather a bit about concentrating on the real issues and carry on as the normal Tory that he is.

We shall see.

And if he does resign then we will get Raynor you know the one that bragged about showing her ginger growler to Boris then sat back and played the victim whilst the Tories got the blame. But of course she is being investigated alongside Starmer. Two sides of the same coin.

Life in Daily Mail land must be so exciting.

seadog wrote:

Life in Daily Mail land must be so exciting.

Fantastic debating skills as always. Absolutely the textbook remoaner wank. I never read any papers haven't done for about thirty years because I hate their blue/red good/bad shit news speak, you know the sort of tripe you build into your very weak arguments. Ears voted leave therefore he is a red faced gammon who is obviously a Tory and a Daily Mail reader. You should be a politician with your grasp of current opinions.

seadog wrote:

Life in Daily Mail land must be so exciting.

He asked you a question? Try stepping out of character and answering the bleeding thing. As if!

I am waiting for the Sue Gray/ Met/ Durham investigation to be completed.

Tissues at the ready.

They will all be whitewashed anyway.