Tory Watch

[tuffers#1]

[Dextercoindexter]

James O’Brien

https://unherd.com/2022/02/how-james-ob ... -phone-in/

[tuffers#1]

James O’Brien

https://unherd.com/2022/02/how-james-ob ... -phone-in/

Thats a Heavyweight publication !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
That Nobody has ever heard of

[Dextercoindexter]

K https://thecritic.co.uk/issues/march-20 ... of-obrien/

[tuffers#1]

K https://thecritic.co.uk/issues/march-20 ... of-obrien/

Nope never heard of them either

[Dextercoindexter]

K https://thecritic.co.uk/issues/march-20 ... of-obrien/

Nope never heard of them either

No way you could have read it that quick?

Really good article.

[tuffers#1]

K https://thecritic.co.uk/issues/march-20 ... of-obrien/

Nope never heard of them either

No way you could have read it that quick?

Really good article.

Why would i read it ?
Headlines claiming a talkshow host has killed the radio phone in .

They said the same about Tom Boyd & Robbie Vincent .

Probably further back than that to .
Just Right wing media trying to marginalise

[Dextercoindexter]

Read the Critic article at least. Even if you do not agree it is well written by a respected writer.

[tuffers#1]

Nah ill not bother
Im interested in far more important things.
J O'b is just posted to wum the likes of you

[tuffers#1]

[Dextercoindexter]

Nah ill not bother
Im interested in far more important things.
J O'b is just posted to wum the likes of you

Always better to have a balanced view?

[tuffers#1]

Nah ill not bother
Im interested in far more important things.
J O'b is just posted to wum the likes of you

Always better to have a balanced view?

When National media offers a balanced view
Rather than attacking the leader of the Labour
Party & smearing its members ,
but then ignores
Law breaking & lies in the House of parliament
By the Story party
We can talk about a balanced view

[Dextercoindexter]

Nah ill not bother
Im interested in far more important things.
J O'b is just posted to wum the likes of you

Always better to have a balanced view?

When National media offers a balanced view
Rather than attacking the leader of the Labour
Party & smearing its members ,
but then ignores
Law breaking & lies in the House of parliament
By the Story party
We can talk about a balanced view

They seem as bad as each other

[tuffers#1]

Always better to have a balanced view?

When National media offers a balanced view
Rather than attacking the leader of the Labour
Party & smearing its members ,
but then ignores
Law breaking & lies in the House of parliament
By the Story party
We can talk about a balanced view

They seem as bad as each other

one is smeared , the others are crooks, where is your balance ?

[Dextercoindexter]

When National media offers a balanced view
Rather than attacking the leader of the Labour
Party & smearing its members ,
but then ignores
Law breaking & lies in the House of parliament
By the Story party
We can talk about a balanced view

They seem as bad as each other

one is smeared , the others are crooks, where is your balance ?

Is someone convicted of a minor non-arrestable offence a crook? Some perspective needed here for sure?

[tuffers#1]

They seem as bad as each other

one is smeared , the others are crooks, where is your balance ?

Is someone convicted of a minor non-arrestable offence a crook? Some perspective needed here for sure?

The misleading of parliament is the knowing presentation of false information to parliament, a very serious charge in Westminster system parliamentary assemblies. Government ministers who are found to have misled parliament will generally lose their ministerial portfolio.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mislead ... parliament

Just to clarify things to those who think bodge did nothing wrong .

[Max B Gold]

Always better to have a balanced view?

When National media offers a balanced view
Rather than attacking the leader of the Labour
Party & smearing its members ,
but then ignores
Law breaking & lies in the House of parliament
By the Story party
We can talk about a balanced view

They seem as bad as each other

Yawn.

Your Boardin' has plateaued at an astonishingly low level.

I hope your next post goes better for you but I seriously doubt it will.

[Dextercoindexter]

When National media offers a balanced view
Rather than attacking the leader of the Labour
Party & smearing its members ,
but then ignores
Law breaking & lies in the House of parliament
By the Story party
We can talk about a balanced view

They seem as bad as each other

Yawn.

Your Boardin' has plateaued at an astonishingly low level.

I hope your next post goes better for you but I seriously doubt it will.

Sorry Max, I will try harder

[tuffers#1]

When National media offers a balanced view
Rather than attacking the leader of the Labour
Party & smearing its members ,
but then ignores
Law breaking & lies in the House of parliament
By the Story party
We can talk about a balanced view

They seem as bad as each other

Yawn.

Your Boardin' has plateaued at an astonishingly low level.

I hope your next post goes better for you but I seriously doubt it will.

Its What happens
Eventually you can not keep defending lies

[Dextercoindexter]

You don’t get it do you?

[tuffers#1]

You don’t get it do you?

8 March 2020: the Mustique trip

Little more than nine months after Johnson became PM, The Observer revealed that the Parliamentary Commissioner for Standards had launched an investigation into a ten-day holiday that he and his partner Carrie Johnson (then Symonds) had taken on the Caribbean island of Mustique between Boxing Day 2019 and 5 January 2020. The Tory leader had said that the £15,000 post-election break was funded by party donor David Ross. But Johnson’s declaration in the register of MPs’ interests “was later contradicted by Ross”, said the paper, which noted that it was “the first time a serving prime minister has been investigated by the commissioner”.

Johnson had clashed horns with the commissioner and the standards committee on at least two prior occasions. In 2018, as an MP, he was ordered by the watchdog to apologise over the late declaration of £52,000 in book royalty payments. And just three months before becoming PM the following summer, Johnson was criticised for taking nearly a year to register his 20% stake in a Somerset property worth more than £100,000. The committee said that Johnson’s disregard for the 28-day time limit set for MPs to register such financial interests reinforced “their previous view that he had displayed an over-casual attitude towards obeying the rules of the House”.

[Dextercoindexter]

But all old hat or Turban in this case?

[tuffers#1]

The PM backed a bid last week to overturn the six-week suspension of Tory MP Paterson, a former environment secretary under David Cameron, for breaking lobbying rules. Johnson ordered his party to vote for an amendment that would halt the suspension recommended by the standards committee and instead create a new watchdog group with a built-in Tory majority.
An analysis by Business Insider found that of the 248 Conservative MPs who followed their leader’s instructions, 22 had been investigated by the existing watchdog since the 2019 election. And 19 “had claims against them upheld by the Parliamentary Commissioner for Standards”, the news site reported.

After the government won the amendment with an 18-vote majority, Starmer said that it was “no surprise” to see the Conservative Party “yet again wallowing in sleaze”.

“The rot starts at the top,” the Labour leader added.

[Currywurst and Chips]

You don’t get it do you?

No, please enlighten me

[Friend or fart]

That very reliable and steady paper the Daily Mail, is running a story that the Labour Deputy Leader is regularly putting off poor ole Beleagured Boris by constantly crossing & uncrossing her legs, whilst sitting on the front bench. Strikes me as peculiar that this paper, supposedly popular with the ladies is running this misogynistic nonsense