Are you going to admit it?

[eggsarascal]

2 minutes ago, kevinjohnsonmbe said:

James O'Brexit was whaling on about Boris being on holiday in term time when he gets a massive school holiday when parliament is out of session.  

 

Very much like all those people that are deeply disparaging about teachers having the whole Summer off.

 

Of course the likes of James O'Brexit would be the first to jump on the outrage bandwagon in defence of teachers being unfairly labelled as work shy dossers because they have the whole Summer off - which of course they don't, but lets not let the truth get in the way of a remoaners tears.

 

In exactly the same fashion MPs aren't "off" work when parliament is in recess.  You could even make the case that they work harder in the constituency than they do in Westminster after all, all they have to do in Westminster is sit there.

Funny that, not one Tory MP in this area are to be seen recently, even the mouthpieces like Gullis and Bradley.

[Sutton]

Point of clarification for Boris Fans.

1. He prorogued parliament. He unlawfully kept it from convening to debate, read publicly scrutinize, his behaviour

2. What did he do? He and his cronies had a party. They snubbed a thumb to the country as if them in power were not accountable to the law that they'd set for everyone else. Why? No doubt because he believed if he and his lot can enact laws then he can change them when circumstances require it to suit himself and the old school boys for his own and their sake. A drink with your mates during lockdown isn't just a drink, is it?

3. He ignored sexual misconduct allegations against Chris Pincher

 

The thing about being a political leader is you are not above the law you have to operate well inside it and be seen to be living it well. Boris has repeatedly failed to do that. There's no way the tories will vote him back in as PM.

[eggsarascal]

1 minute ago, Sutton said:

Point of clarification for Boris Fans.

1. He prorogued parliament. He unlawfully kept it from convening to debate, read publicly scrutinize, his behaviour

2. What did he do? He and his cronies had a party. They snubbed a thumb to the country as if them in power were not accountable to the law that they'd set for everyone else. Why? No doubt because he believed if he and his lot can enact laws then he can change them when circumstances require it to suit himself and the old school boys for his own and their sake. A drink with your mates during lockdown isn't just a drink, is it?

3. He ignored sexual misconduct allegations against Chris Pincher

 

The thing about being a political leader is you are not above the law you have to operate well inside it and be seen to be living it well. Boris has repeatedly failed to do that. There's no way the tories will vote him back in as PM.

But… he was doing his best.

[5thelement]

8 hours ago, Haironyourchest said:

Just the trench cut or the full "shark's gill"?

 

If the sharks gill really works I'll start using it. 

Just the bore down in front of the hinge to extend the length if the fibres, I’m not convinced about the sharks gill portion.

[Sutton]

53 minutes ago, kevinjohnsonmbe said:

STOP ❌🛑⛔️❌ saying its MY idea!

 

It's not my idea, it's not my ideology, it's not my desire....

 

You're gonna get me disappeared!  

 

 

Kev the dissident, inciter of lost causes!🤣

[openspaceman]

1 hour ago, AHPP said:

 

Pistols or swords and please may I have my glove back

[trigger_andy]

1 hour ago, Sutton said:

Point of clarification for Boris Fans.

1. He prorogued parliament. He unlawfully kept it from convening to debate, read publicly scrutinize, his behaviour

2. What did he do? He and his cronies had a party. They snubbed a thumb to the country as if them in power were not accountable to the law that they'd set for everyone else. Why? No doubt because he believed if he and his lot can enact laws then he can change them when circumstances require it to suit himself and the old school boys for his own and their sake. A drink with your mates during lockdown isn't just a drink, is it?

3. He ignored sexual misconduct allegations against Chris Pincher

 

The thing about being a political leader is you are not above the law you have to operate well inside it and be seen to be living it well. Boris has repeatedly failed to do that. There's no way the tories will vote him back in as PM.

So to cut to the chase he had a beer during Covid? Cheers, Ive already covered that. 

[AHPP]

20 minutes ago, openspaceman said:

Pistols or swords and please may I have my glove back

Whips, Bwana.

[eggsarascal]

8 minutes ago, trigger_andy said:

So to cut to the chase he had a beer during Covid? Cheers, Ive already covered that. 

You honestly believe he was outed for a beer and a slice of cake?

 

 

[trigger_andy]

Just now, eggsarascal said:

You honestly believe he was outed for a beer and a slice of cake?

 

 

No. But it justified it to the masses who where baying for blood. It was purely a political move.